A competition during the day. A party in the evening.

Once the last skier has crossed the finish line, Lugnet transforms. The competition venue becomes a festival area – complete with a stage, bars, food and a dance floor. You can add the afterski to your day ticket or come straight along for the evening.

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Afterski

The place to be when the competions are done for the day, and the party continues with music and bar. Read more about The Afterski

200 SEK incl. VAT

Service fees will be added.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I buy an Afterski ticket on the day?

Yes, as long as there’s space available. However, we recommend booking in advance – popular days (the opening day, weekends, the final) tend to sell out.

Do I need a race ticket to attend the Afterski?

Not if you buy the Afterski Evening package. This gives you access to the zone from 4 pm without a race ticket. The Afterski Pass requires a valid day ticket.

What is the age limit?

The Afterski zone is for aged 18 and over. Young people under 18 accompanied by a parent or guardian may visit the family area next door.

Practical information

Where?

The Afterski zone is situated right next to the arena at Lugnet. Follow the signs from the spectator area – you can’t miss it.

When?

The zone opens at around 15:00 and closes between 22:00 and 23:00 on normal days. On the final day, 7 March, we’ll be open until 01:00.

How?

Add the après-ski option when you book your day ticket, or buy an evening ticket only if you just want to party.

All 11 days of the competition

Every day is a story in its own right

Browse through the full programme and find your day. Opening day, sprint finals, relays, the 50 km – it’s up to you.

Feb 26 Fri

Sweden vs. the World – Team Spirit at Its Peak

Friday's mixed and team competitions take the excitement among fans to new heights.

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Feb 27 Sat

Skiathlon, Ski Jumping, and Nordic Combined – A Relaxing Weekend

It's the first Saturday, and Lugnet is packed to the brim. Skiathlon drama all day long.

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Feb 28 Sun

The Dirt Track Champion Is Crowned—and the Back Jumpers Take on a Big Hill

Women's Skiathlon and Men's Ski Jumping – the day of the gold medal finals before the rest week.

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Mar 2 Tue

Pure Speed and Endurance – A World-Class 10 km Race

Back after a rest day with the classic 10 km race—men and women.

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Mar 3 Wed

Team sprint – where tactics and speed come together

Women’s team sprint in cross-country skiing and Nordic combined on the large hill.

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Mar 4 Thu

Sweden vs. Norway – the relay gold medal is up for grabs

Three relays in one day. The whole country is rallying behind the men’s cross-country relay.

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Mar 5 Fri

Women’s relay and large hill ski jumping – gold on Friday

The ladies’ big day. The cross-country relay and the ski jumping final on the large hill.

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Mar 6 Sat

The 50-kilometre men’s race – sport’s toughest test

The men’s 50 km race plus two big-hill finals. Perhaps the toughest day of the World Championships.

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Mar 7 Sun

The final gold medal is awarded – Dalarna bids farewell to the world

Women’s 50 km and closing ceremony. A historic final day.

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Feb 24 Wed

The World Ski Championships Begin – Falun Welcomes the World

The Wednesday that kicks off the festival. The cross-country qualifiers will determine who advances.

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Feb 25 Thu

Sprint, jumping, and combined—all in one day

One of the busiest days of the World Championships. Three events, with sprint finals in the evening.

Secure your place

Alla 11 tävlingsdagar

Varje dag är sin egen historia

Bläddra igenom hela programmet och hitta din dag. Öppningsdag, sprintfinaler, stafetter, 50 km – det är upp till dig.

Feb 26 Fri

Sweden vs. the World – Team Spirit at Its Peak

Friday's mixed and team competitions take the excitement among fans to new heights.

Säkra din plats

Feb 27 Sat

Skiathlon, Ski Jumping, and Nordic Combined – A Relaxing Weekend

It's the first Saturday, and Lugnet is packed to the brim. Skiathlon drama all day long.

Säkra din plats

Feb 28 Sun

The Dirt Track Champion Is Crowned—and the Back Jumpers Take on a Big Hill

Women's Skiathlon and Men's Ski Jumping – the day of the gold medal finals before the rest week.

Säkra din plats

Mar 2 Tue

Pure Speed and Endurance – A World-Class 10 km Race

Back after a rest day with the classic 10 km race—men and women.

Säkra din plats

Mar 3 Wed

Team sprint – where tactics and speed come together

Women’s team sprint in cross-country skiing and Nordic combined on the large hill.

Säkra din plats

Mar 4 Thu

Sweden vs. Norway – the relay gold medal is up for grabs

Three relays in one day. The whole country is rallying behind the men’s cross-country relay.

Säkra din plats

Mar 5 Fri

Women’s relay and large hill ski jumping – gold on Friday

The ladies’ big day. The cross-country relay and the ski jumping final on the large hill.

Säkra din plats

Mar 6 Sat

The 50-kilometre men’s race – sport’s toughest test

The men’s 50 km race plus two big-hill finals. Perhaps the toughest day of the World Championships.

Säkra din plats

Mar 7 Sun

The final gold medal is awarded – Dalarna bids farewell to the world

Women’s 50 km and closing ceremony. A historic final day.

Säkra din plats

Feb 24 Wed

The World Ski Championships Begin – Falun Welcomes the World

The Wednesday that kicks off the festival. The cross-country qualifiers will determine who advances.

Säkra din plats

Feb 25 Thu

Sprint, jumping, and combined—all in one day

One of the busiest days of the World Championships. Three events, with sprint finals in the evening.

Säkra din plats