The LAAX OPEN will take place from 18-22 January 2023. 

Of the 250 men and women planning to take part in the LAAX OPEN 2023, others too stand out in the run-up: first and foremost the 2022 Olympic champions, Snowboard Halfpipe Ayumu Hirano (JAP) and Snowboard Big Air Anna Gasser (AUT).

The sporting highlight of the LAAX OPEN 2023 will be the finals on Crap Sogn Gion mountain on the weekend of 21-22 January 2023. The best riders from the preliminary rounds will then compete for the coveted LAAX OPEN titles, trophies and 165.000 CHF prize money. Live acts, DJ parties and photo exhibitions are also part of the freestyle festival.

A significant number of professional riders have named the LAAX OPEN as their favourite stop on the FIS World Cup Tour. Aside from having the perfect set-up, their reasons are grounded in the whole event, as LAAX freestyle has always been lived. Freestyle for everyone. For example, the 200-metre-long superpipe is permanently prepped in winter and is open to everyone, as are a variety of snow parks. No barriers between idol and fan riding the same chairlift up the mountain or tricking the same features of the P60 freestyle slope.

LAAX has just received the “World’s Best Freestyle Resort” award for the seventh time in a row. It is the only resort to be bestowed with this Oscar of the tourism industry since the award was established. Of special value, the award is voted for by an expert jury and the public. Get already now in the mood for the ultimate freestyle highlight LAAX OPEN 2023 in the snow parks and on the slopes of the Flims Laax Falera.

More information is available at  laax.com/open and laax.com as well as in the LAAX App.

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