The snow cannons are sharp shooters

Mother Holle has certainly begun her winter antics, but on the Olympic Mountain things are getting really cool! That's because the snow cannons have been in operation on the Olympic Mountain since yesterday (Tuesday evening, 11 p.m.). So now it will always be snowing when the weather conditions are right. To make the snow as efficiently as possible, the snow generators (which is the technical term for the snow cannons) have been set up by the production company SUFAG over the last few days and programmed. The snow will be produced solely from the constituents of water and air, and as energy-efficiently as possible. Other additives are not used with these machines, and there is no technology to do so either. At low ambient humidity and from a temperature of minus two degrees, the water is sprayed at high pressure through nozzles. When the water hits cold, dry air, this produces snow. Advance ticket sales for the Slalom Mystery on the Olympic Mountain are open Early bookers can once again save money until 31 December 2013! An adult ticket in advance of the World Cup will cost Euro 19 instead of 21, and children under 16, students, school pupils, pensioners, people with disabilities, trainees, people doing voluntary civil service and federal volunteers will pay Euro 11 instead of 13. There is also the Family Card (4 people, including at least 2 children under the age of 16, each further child Euro 5 / 7 Euro on the door) for Euro 50 (Euro 56 on the door). The 4 friends and more ticket (from 4 people) at Euro 17 per person, as well as the combined ticket for a visit to the Audi FIS Ski World Cup on 1 January 2014 on the Olympic Mountain and one of the four World Cup races from 25 + 26 January, as well as 1 + 2 February 2014 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen at a price of Euro 33 are available exclusively as advance purchases. (all tickets incl. VAT and all charges, plus any postage). Children under the age of six have free admission in Munich.   The tickets are available from München Ticket GmbH by calling +49 (0)89 / 54 81 81 81; fax +49 (0)89 / 54 81 81 54 or by visiting www.muenchenticket.de. They are also of course available from the usual advance ticket outlets. The Audi FIS Ski World Cup will become an even more incredible skiing event with a World Cup VIP Ticket! The package includes a fantastic VIP area in the Coubertin Restaurant with excellent views over the race course, as well as sweet treats. At the finish line: soups and hot drinks to keep you warm and following the winner's ceremony an after-race showdown with exquisite buffet in the Coubertin Restaurant. Also included: a reserved parking space in the Olympic Park. The World Cup VIP Ticket costs Euro 210 per person (including all charges, plus postage; children under the age of six get free admission, but without any entitlement to a seat) and is available from S&K Marketingberatung GmbH on +49 (0)89 36 81 940, andrea.koestler@sk-marketing.de or from the Premium Service at München Ticket GmbH on +49 (0)89 54 81 81 71, premiumservice@muenchenticket.de. More information about the Audi FIS Ski World Cup 2014 can be found at www.skiweltcup-muenchen.de and www.olympiapark.de