World Cup Levi 2026 – spectator's guide
The alpine slalom season opener on the Levi Black slope
The alpine slalom season opens for the 22nd time in Levi on 13–15 November 2026. The women's slalom runs on Saturday and the men's on Sunday, on the Levi Black slope. Friday brings the opening ceremony and side events. On race days you won't need a car if you choose accommodation in Levi center.
Race weekend accommodation sells out early — see our available apartments.
Race weekend program
Friday
Opening ceremony and side events in the village.
Saturday
Women's slalom, two runs.
Sunday
Men's slalom, two runs.
Exact start times are confirmed closer to the event – check the current schedule at worldcuplevi.com.
Tickets
Tickets are sold through Tiketti, and VIP packages for the grandstand areas are also available. Sales usually open in autumn and the most popular packages go fast. Up-to-date ticket information is on the official site.
Official ticket info (worldcuplevi.com)Levi's own tourism site also lists the race weekend among its events: FIS Ski Alpine World Cup Levi (levi.fi).
Best viewing spots
Finish area and main stand
At the base of Levi Black you see the final gates and the finish up close. The best atmosphere, and the first area to fill up.
Lapland Avenue event area
Exhibitors, a stage and a festival feel between the runs.
Local tip: dress for -15°C. You'll be standing still for hours, so wool socks, insulated trousers and warm boots make or break the day.
Where to stay for the race weekend
Our apartments sit next to Zero Point in Levi centre, within walking distance of the race slope and the event area. The race weekend is one of the busiest of the year — book as soon as the dates are confirmed.
Side events and after ski
The weekend includes the Kids Race, concerts and a lively after ski scene in the village restaurants. Programmes run late, so reserve a table early – restaurants are full during the race weekend.
Zero Point – side events during the race weekend
Zero Point is not a viewing spot in itself; it serves as the event hub for the race weekend. It hosts events such as the bib draw, which usually includes additional side programming on Friday and Saturday evening.
Frequently asked questions
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