Included
The PlateauCard.
Everyone who stays with us gets the PlateauCard — the guest card for the Seefeld region. It is part of your stay, arrives by email and is valid from the day you arrive to the day you leave.
The guest card · Included
One card. Many options.
- Regional buses and the Wildmoos bus
- Train between Seefeld and Scharnitz
- Once per stay, the inclined lift up to the Toni Seelos ski jump
- Seasonal experiences and discounts
- villages: Seefeld, Leutasch, Mösern, Reith, Scharnitz
- 5villages: Seefeld, Leutasch, Mösern, Reith, Scharnitz
- inclined lift to the Toni Seelos ski jump per stay
- 1×inclined lift to the Toni Seelos ski jump per stay
- extra — included in your stay
- €0extra — included in your stay
- before arrival, the check-in link arrives
- 4 daysbefore arrival, the check-in link arrives
Always by email
How the card reaches you.
There is no handover on site. The PlateauCard always arrives by email — in three steps.
- 01
The link arrives.
Four days before your arrival we email you the link to the online check-in.
- 02
You fill it in.
By one day before arrival at the latest: your address and who is travelling with you.
- 03
The card arrives.
After that the PlateauCard arrives automatically by email. It is valid from the day you arrive to the day you leave.
No email?
Check your spam folder — or get in touch with us: +43 664 147 91 23 · servus@wilderer.tirol
Getting around
The car can stay put.
The most useful thing about the card is mobility: buses and the train between Seefeld and Scharnitz are free within the region, and depending on the season the hiking and ski buses too. So the car can stay where it is — that is part of a holiday as well.
On top of that come seasonal experiences and discounts. You can ride the inclined lift to the Toni Seelos ski jump once per stay, free of charge. Check the current offer, the opening times and any reservations before your visit on the Seefeld region's website.
The exact range of benefits changes with the seasons; what counts is the current information from the tourist board on seefeld.com.
Frequently asked