The 3Tre is gearing up to take centre stage in international alpine skiing with its 73rd edition. On Wednesday, December 23rd, Madonna di Campiglio’s Canalone Miramonti will provide the spectacular setting for the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup Night Slalom once again, returning to its traditional pre-Christmas slot. The two runs are scheduled for 5.45 pm and 8.45 pm CET.
For spectators, the countdown has already begun. Tickets for Italy’s longest-standing alpine skiing classic went on sale on Monday, August 24th, 2026 – four months ahead of the big night on the Canalone Miramonti slope – and are available through the revamped official website, www.3trecampiglio.it.
20% DISCOUNT WITH THE EARLY BIRD UNTIL SEPTEMBER 6TH
Once again, the Canalone Miramonti will offer spectators ten different viewing areas to choose from, with prices starting at €5 for the North Area and rising to the 3Tre Lounge - the event's most exclusive experience, offering a skybox located above the grandstand. The 3Tre Paddock, 3Tre Terrace and 3Tre Grandstand are also confirmed.
Tickets for all spectator areas are already on sale, except for the hospitality sections – the 3Tre Lounge, the 3Tre Terrace and the 3Tre Paddock – which will go on sale on Monday, September 7th.
Fans purchasing tickets for the other Canalone Miramonti areas (Finale, Wall, Diagonal, South Area, 3Tre Grandstand, Miramonti Grandstand and North Area) can benefit from a 20% Early Bird discount until Sunday, September 6th.
Full details of special rates for FISI members, ticketing arrangements for organized groups, and free admission for children up to the age of eight can be found at 3trecampiglio.it
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NEW 3TRE CAMPIGLIO WEBSITE UNVEILED
The new edition of the 3Tre also sees an important development in the event's communications with the launch of a fully redesigned version of the official website: 3trecampiglio.it.
With a fresh visual identity and a new browsing experience, the website invites visitors to discover the 3Tre and makes key information easier to access, while also showcasing the identity of a race with a history spanning more than seven decades.
As well as providing race information and online ticketing, the website features dedicated content on the history of the slalom, its previous editions and champions, and the initiatives and activities that take place throughout the year in connection with the event.
