With six carriers and a length of 420 metres, the high-end lift system keeps waiting times short and your fun maxxed. The calm water, filtered by the island in the lake, creates the perfect conditions. Train like the stars of the wake scene and make some legendary moves at the only wake cable in western Austria!
Two hours, countless laps: it's wakeboarding time in Tyrol!
A day on the lake in our Wake AREA: here you can wakeboard from dawn to dusk
From zero to wakeboard level: learn the basics in our coaching session for beginners
Lodges here, toilets there, wake park where? You’ll find a map of the outdoor universe of AREA 47 at the entrance to the Ötztal right here.
The day ticket includes access to the Wake AREA for one full day. Additional equipment such as wakeboards and neoprene gear can be rented on-site if required.
Yes. Beginners also benefit from the day ticket, as it allows them to learn at their own pace and take breaks between sessions whenever they like.
With the day ticket, you can use the Wake AREA throughout the entire opening day and spread your riding sessions flexibly across the day.
The day ticket is ideal for wakeboarders who want to spend a full day at the cable and make the most of their time in the Wake AREA.
The ticket includes access to the Wake AREA for two hours. Wakeboards and additional equipment can be rented on-site if required.
For many guests, two hours is enough time to complete several laps, practise new tricks, or gain their first experience on the cable.
Yes. Between 12:00 pm and 2:00 pm, the cable runs at a reduced speed, providing ideal conditions for beginners and first-time wakeboarders.
The 2-hour ticket is ideal for beginners, experienced riders, and anyone who wants to enjoy a short wakeboarding session or try the Wake AREA for the first time.
Water fun is always on! All attractions in the Water AREA and Wake AREA are open during summer, even in the rain (except in case of thunderstorms).
Since we have limited capacity, we recommend booking your Wake AREA ticket online in advance. If there are still spots available, you can also purchase a ticket spontaneously on-site at the Wake AREA shop.
Courses and camps, such as the Wake School Basic, must be booked in advance.
In the case of a last-minute cancellation, we must adhere to our terms and conditions, and therefore cancellation fees will apply. However, if there are still enough available spots, adding participants is definitely possible.
Absolutely. For your first attempts, we recommend booking the Wake School Basic, which includes coaching from our guides. Alternatively, you can book a 2-hour ticket between 12:00 pm and 2:00 pm, when the cable runs at a slower speed and provides ideal conditions for beginners.
We recommend starting on a kneeboard before progressing to waterskis or a wakeboard. You’ll also find an instructional video on-site with helpful tips on getting started, riding technique, and improving your skills.
Yes, our activities run in all weather conditions, except when safety is at risk (for example, during thunderstorms or extreme weather). In such cases, the Wake AREA will be evacuated. Otherwise, the Wake AREA remains open even in the rain—after all, you’ll be getting wet anyway!
There is no coaching included during regular operating hours. However, a safety briefing is provided to help you understand proper conduct at the wakeboard lift, and beginners receive a quick introduction to using the kneeboard. You can also watch a training video at the Wake AREA, which offers useful tips on starting with the kneeboard, waterski, and wakeboard.
No. Your ticket time starts from the moment it is first scanned. The ticket is valid for one person only and cannot be paused or shared with others.
