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Welcome to the March Glow 2027 in Maria Alm
March Glow is the March series run by Hochkoenig Tourismus across Maria Alm, Dienten and Muehlbach. glow.hochkoenig.at set 2026 at 8–29 March. In July 2026 the board spoke of a 2027 return without a calendar. The supplied "March 2027" stays unconfirmed. This guide covers the next March season in 2027.
Highlights & Attractions at March Glow in Maria Alm
- Three weeks of light, house and live on the slopes
- Opening Glow at Steinbockalm; 2026 with DJ Hugel sold out
- Sunrise skiing, Retro Ski Day and Dirndl Ski Day
- Frozen Glow Nights and Sunday Club at TOM Almhutte
- Oe3 Frozen Cinema at Jufenalm
- No single festival pass; ski pass extra
- 2027 slots only on glow.hochkoenig.at
Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
2026 ran Welcome Wednesday, Late Thursday, Early Friday, Saturday Glow, Sunday Club and Detox Monday. Opening 8 March at Steinbockalm 12:00–20:00, Final Glow 29 March at TOM Almhutte. 2027 follows that frame per the board, without days. Line-up and shuttle only on the Glow site.
Themed day passes in 2026 were 20 percent off on Retro and Dirndl days with the right kit. Some acts needed their own ticket.
Tickets & Admission for March Glow Maria Alm
No all-in pass. price_min and price_max are therefore 0 as placeholders, not a free pass. The 2026 opening sold out. Hotel packages in 2026 started around 615 to 650 euros for three to four nights. Ski pass and huts extra. Shop: glow.hochkoenig.at and hochkoenig.at.
Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Maria Alm
- Train to Saalfelden, then bus to Maria Alm, Dienten or Muehlbach
- March firn by day, cold at night; pack warm for Glow nights
- Book beds in all three villages early; Opening fills Steinbockalm
- A party bus linked venues in 2026; 2027 unconfirmed
- Use only glow.hochkoenig.at for 2027 dates
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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