01 / EVENT OVERVIEW
What defines this edition.
Mont Lachaux and Nationale are the advertised competition slopes, sharing the Barzettes finish stadium. The organiser allocates women’s speed races and both slaloms to Mont Lachaux, and men’s speed races and both giant slaloms to Nationale. These controlled elite venues are separate from public skiing and from the resort’s World Cup editions.
Women’s downhill training is listed on 2, 3 and 5 February; men’s on 3, 4 and 6 February. Qualification runs on 10–13 February. These are not additional world titles or general public entries. Unconfirmed: final accepted fields, training access, course configurations and race-day changes are not established; do not use this programme as a route or access permit.
Barzettes grandstands and the associated village are pedestrian areas. Vermala is also pedestrian access, is unavailable on 1 February and is unsuitable for people with reduced mobility. The 2006 and Houlès zones require ski access plus a separately purchased valid lift pass; their advertised days are 4/6/9 and 5/7/10 February respectively. No organiser course or seating artwork is reproduced.
The linked standard terms dated 10 December 2025 make tickets date-specific, allow no customer exchange/cancellation or no-show refund, and provide conditional cancellation refunds within 60 days when no official ranking exists. Postponement validity depends on whether another race already occupies the new date; exceptions and travel-cost exclusions apply. VIP and Music Hall contracts are separate, and the French original prevails. Read the complete terms before purchase.
Historical: PhilippeA’s genuine 16 March 2019 photograph shows snowy Crans-Montana mountain scenery. Original JPEG unchanged; responsive display crops under CC BY-SA 4.0. This is archive host-area context, not a championship course, the 2027 event or current conditions.
The lift operator’s championship plan reserves Mont-Lachaux (6) and Nationale (12) for races from 25 January to 15 February, with intermittent Bellalui (8) training use. It advertises sector diversions through tunnels under Nationale and via Col du Pochet. Unconfirmed: final diversion availability and actual public skiing remain subject to the operator’s current conditions; this future plan is not an opening report or a navigation route.
Competition through National Ski Associations under FIS entry rules; buying a spectator ticket does not enter an athlete.
02 / PUBLISHED PROGRAMME
The published timetable.
Monday, February 1, 2027
Team parallel
Opening day; the Ycoor opening ceremony is separate and free. February local time is UTC+01:00.Thursday, February 4, 2027
Women’s Super-G
Mont Lachaux.Friday, February 5, 2027
Men’s Super-G
Nationale.Saturday, February 6, 2027
Women’s downhill
Mont Lachaux; men’s downhill training is a separate session.Sunday, February 7, 2027
Men’s downhill
Nationale.Tuesday, February 9, 2027
Women’s team combined
Published first and second portions; Mont Lachaux and its slalom section.Wednesday, February 10, 2027
Men’s team combined
Nationale first portion, Mont Lachaux slalom section second; women’s giant-slalom qualification is separate.Thursday, February 11, 2027
Women’s giant slalom
Nationale; men’s giant-slalom qualification is separate.Friday, February 12, 2027
Men’s giant slalom
Nationale; women’s slalom qualification is separate.Saturday, February 13, 2027
Women’s slalom
Mont Lachaux slalom section; men’s slalom qualification is separate.Sunday, February 14, 2027
Men’s slalom
Mont Lachaux slalom section; closing activities are separate.03 / TICKETS & BROADCAST
Attend with the live instructions.
Official Final Call sales phase advertised from 1 October 2026; availability varies by race and zone
. The checked 4 February women’s Super-G product lists adult Final Call prices of CHF 20 for 2006, CHF 50 for Vermala, CHF 115 for Barzettes sector B and CHF 155 for sector A, with VAT/taxes included. These are that day’s categories, not prices for every race. Ages 6–15 receive 50% off; ages 0–5 need no ticket but require an accompanying adult and age ID. Ycoor and its opening ceremony are free; the finish stadium is ticketed. Unconfirmed: remaining inventory, final checkout total and the promised official resale channel are not established; the checked shop showed no daily ticket for 7 February, which does not mean the race is cancelled.
Official championship ticket shop — select date and access zoneTerritory matters
Unconfirmed: final broadcaster schedules, streams and territorial rights are not established.
Unconfirmed: U.S. viewing availability is not established.
Official broadcast hub04 / SPECTATOR ACCESS
The pin is not the gate.
The OSM-derived town reference is not a stadium entrance, course, parking place or accessible route. Use the organiser’s signed access for your purchased zone.
The organiser recommends rail to Sierre, then free funicular or official shuttles on race days, with direct shuttles advertised to Barzettes and Vermala. It lists no general spectator parking in Crans-Montana: use Sierre; Barzettes road access is restricted to authorised vehicles. Its return plan advertises continuous services after races, funicular operation until midnight on race days and local buses until midnight daily. Unconfirmed: exact departure/last-connection times, parking prices/reservations and the planned extra SBB trains remain unpublished; check the complete outward and return journey before booking.
Conflicting sources: the checked ticket product describes free race-day transport between Sierre/Sion and Crans-Montana, while the dedicated mobility page specifies Sierre–Crans-Montana. This guide relies only on that common Sierre scope and does not promise a free Sion transfer. The restrictions page lists Barzettes–Aminona closures on 1–14 February at 06:00–15:00, subject to change, and Plumachit/Nationale at 06:00–16:00 with future short exceptions and badge details. Do not assume a ticket permits vehicle access.
The organiser asks people with a permanent disability and one companion to request limited Barzettes places by 30 November 2026 at sustainability@cransmontana2027.ch, with supporting identification; it advertises 50% entry reductions for both. Wheelchair parking at Violettes also needs a reserved World Championships badge by that deadline. The approximately 500 m approach is sloped and vehicles cannot approach the stadium. Only the funicular is identified as wheelchair accessible; accessible toilets and card-only food stands are advertised. The listed giant screens have no subtitles and the event site is cashless. Unconfirmed: your allocated place, assistance, snow-free/sloped approach and a usable return transfer require individual confirmation; no capacity or fully step-free journey is guaranteed.
05 / PUBLIC CONTACTS
Ask the right organisation.
06 / PROFILE BASIS & SOURCES
What this profile is based on.
This profile is based on the organiser’s current programme, registration or result information, and the dated official sources cited below.
The hero image is an authentic photograph by PhilippeA, reused under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license.
Advertised eleven title races; training, qualification, reserve day and ceremonies distinguished.
02FisExact 2027 event and WSC/TRA/FQUA identities.
03Fis ProgrammeActual linked three-page attachment, updated 19 October 2026; all title-race starts reconciled.
04Fis InvitationActual linked three-page short invitation to National Ski Associations; not a public race entry.
05SlopesTwo named slopes and shared finish stadium; artwork omitted.
06Mont LachauxPublished discipline allocation; no course geometry or current opening inferred.
07NationalePublished men’s speed and both giant-slalom allocation; no universal route dimensions inferred.
08TicketsFinal Call phase and standing/non-numbered ticket zones.
09FaqZone/day, age, date validity, lift-pass and free Ycoor conditions; Houlès paragraph retains a 2006-label typo, resolved against the actual product.
10ShopRead-only daily inventory observation, not a cancellation assertion.
11ProductRead-only 4 February Final Call categories; Sion/Sierre transport wording distinguished from mobility page.
12Actual TermsStandard ticket contract linked by the current terms page, dated 10 December 2025; all pages read; the French original prevails.
13MobilitySierre transfer and return plan; exact future timetables/parking details remain absent.
14AccessPublished road restriction hours, subject to change; no badge form submission.
15Accessibility30 November reservation deadline, limited capacity, sloped approach, accessible transport and services.
16Responsible FanMarked paths, staff instructions and still-unpublished assistance number.
17ContactOfficial organisation, telephone and public role addresses.
18OpenStreetMap — town referenceNominatim returned the administrative town reference at 46.3069171, 7.4690150; ODbL. No entrance/route precision claimed.
19Wikimedia Commons — actual archive photographPhilippeA, 16 March 2019, own work, file-specific CC BY-SA 4.0; genuine host context.
20Lift operator — championship operating planFuture 25 January–15 February race reservations and proposed sector diversions; not current skiing or guaranteed access.