Four months before the 73rd edition, the 3Tre opens ticket sales: favorable terms until September 6

The 3Tre is preparing to return to center stage in international skiing and has officially set the course for its 73rd edition. On Wednesday, December 23, Madonna di Campiglio's Canalone Miramonti will once again host the spectacle of the World Cup night slalom, with Kristoffersen & Co. taking center stage, returning to its pre-Christmas slot, with the two runs scheduled for 5:45 p.m. and 8:45 p.m.

For spectators, the countdown has already begun: exactly four months before the big night in Trentino, tickets are now available for Italy's most historic alpine skiing classic, and can be purchased through the event's official website, www.3trecampiglio.it, which has also received a graphic makeover.

Once again, the Canalone Miramonti offers spectators ten different sectors, with prices starting at €5 for the North Area and going up to the 3Tre Lounge, the most exclusive experience: a skybox located above the grandstand. The 3Tre Paddock, 3Tre Terrace and 3Tre Grandstand have also been confirmed.

Ticket sales are already open for all sectors, with the exception of the hospitality areas—3Tre Lounge, 3Tre Terrace and 3Tre Paddock—which will be available starting Monday, September 7. Those purchasing a ticket valid for the other areas of the Campiglio arena (Finale, Wall, Diagonal, South Area, 3Tre Grandstand, Miramonti Grandstand, North Area) will also be able to benefit from a 20% discount through the Early Bird window, available until Sunday, September 6.

All information on the discounts reserved for FISI members, purchasing procedures for organized groups and free admission for children up to 8 years old is available at www.3trecampiglio.it.

The new edition of the 3Tre also brings an important communication-related innovation: the event's new official website makes its debut. A graphic restyling and a new browsing experience guide visitors in discovering the 3Tre, with the aim of providing immediate access to information while also conveying the identity of a race rooted in more than seventy years of history.

In addition to information about the race and ticketing, the portal features content dedicated to the history of the slalom, its editions, its leading figures and the initiatives accompanying the event throughout the year.