After her initial struggles at the start of the FIS Ski World Cup in Solden, where she finished fifth, a few people had started doubting Mikaela Shiffrin’s ability to win. But writing Mikaela off this early, a skiier who has proven over the years that she’s a seasoned winner, was always going to be a blunder. Sooner or later, she would show her class again, which she did in Levi.

The skiier powered her way through a 98th Ski World Cup victory, edging closer to the elusive 100 mark. It was a brilliant achievement and reminded the audience of the class she has. Now, many are awaiting the next race, speculating whether Mikaela Shiffrin would touch 99 this time. The next races are in North America, where the winner of every race will earn $50,000, upping the stakes. Thus, people are already fighting for tickets to go there, as they want to witness her greatness firsthand. Here’s how you can buy tickets for the three events.

Here’s how you can grab tickets for all 3 locations

Killington

The tickets for the Killington edition of the FIS Ski World Cup can be obtained from Killington.com or Eventbrite.com. Prices of the races range from $10-$100. There are three types of tickets available. The first one is the Premier Grandstand ticket row, which costs $100 without tax and is for the spectators who wish to see the race from the highest five rows from the grandstand and at the base of the superstar trail.

This is possibly the best seat in the venue, and the viewers can enjoy the Ski World Cup race to the fullest from here. Buying this ticket also helps a very noble cause, as a percentage of it goes to the Killington World Cup foundation. The next is the Grandstand ticket, which costs about $45.00 without taxes. These seats are also in the superstar trail but don’t give people access to the top five rows.

This Ski World Cup ticket also provides a great view for the race and also the view of the two big screens in the stadium that show the race. Thus, this is a great deal too. But if someone is looking for something even more affordable at $10, they can look for the general admission where they get around the superstar base. They can view about 35% of the whole arena from these places and would have to rely on the big screens for the other parts.

Beaver Creek

The tickets for the Ski World Cup races in Beaver Creek can be bought from BCWorldcup.com. They offer quite a lot of VIP packages for the customers so that they can enjoy the race to the fullest. The experience entails two tickets to the event, along with access to a heated tent and outdoor viewing area. Buyers also get their very own elevated deck, which helps them view the race better.

Other than that, there is a huge food and beverage area where they are offered snacks and lunch. A bar that provides alcoholic drinks and coffee is also present in the area. The experience also provides televised coverage of the races.

The cost of the 5-day VIP package is $5000, which includes both the men’s and women’s races. The 3-day VIP package shows only men’s races, costing $3000, while the 2-day VIP package costs $2000, showing only women’s races. Finally, a single-day package can be issued between $600-$700 according to the day. Viewers can choose whether to watch the men’s or the women’s races. Looking at the packages, this is a great way to enjoy the extravaganza.

Sun Valley

The VIP Packages in the Sun Valley Ski World Cup also offer quite a lot to viewers and can be bought from sunvalley.com. First is the Speed package, mainly meant for the people who want to watch the Downhill and the Super G races. Second is the Tech package meant for the Giant Slalom and Slalom races. But for people who want to see all the events, there’s the All-Access Challenger Package.

All these packages carry most of the same amenities. An exclusive viewing area, which is a brilliant place for people to witness the race. The Sun Valley also provides gourmet breakfast and lunch to their buyers and has a bar that serves alcoholic drinks like beer, wine, and champagne. For the ease of the VIP spectators, a shuttle service is provided to and fro from the race to the hotel. Thus, it is an incredible deal for any FIS Ski World Cup lover.

How to watch the North America Ski World Cup Events

The FIS Ski World Cup viewers can watch the North American events from the comfort of their homes. The Killington races, which are on November 30th and December 1st, can be watched live on Outside TV, NBC and Peacock. It could also be witnessed on demand in Outside+.

On the other hand, the Beaver Creek events on December 6th can only be watched live on Outside TV and online on Outside+. The events in the Sun Valley will be the final of the FIS Ski World Cup and will be held on March 22nd-March 26th. Just like the Killington races, these can also be watched live on all three platforms, which are Outside TV, NBC and Peacock, while people who want to watch it on On Demand can do so in Outside+. Thus, we are all set for the North American races and add a new taste to the FIS Ski World Cup. Hopefully, it lives up to the spectators’ expectations.