From December 4 to 6, the Changhong FIS Snowboard and Freeski Big Air World Cup - Beijing 2025–2026 will be held at the Big Air Shougang.

This event is hosted by the International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS) and co-organized by the Chinese Ski Association (CSA), the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Sports, and the Shijingshan District People's Government of Beijing Municipality. As a Category A international event and a qualification event for the 2026 Winter Olympics, the Beijing leg of the World Cup has attracted top athletes from China and around the world. The lineup includes Su Yiming (a champion of the 2022 Winter Olympics), Yang Wenlong (a champion of the men's snowboard big air of the 9th Asian Winter Games), Liu Mengting (the champion of the women's freeski big air of the 2024–2025 FIS Freestyle Ski World Cup - Klagenfurt, and Marcus Kleveland (a famous Norwegian snowboarder).

With the boom in winter sports, skiing has become one of the most popular athletic activities. For any spectator holding a ticket to this year's competition, that ticket is a key to a dazzling array of experiences in Beijing.

This competition is offering special discounts on two-person tickets and three-person tickets, allowing fans to enjoy the competition with friends and family. During the event, the south square outside the stadium will feature the "Hot Snow, Infinite Forms" Shangshang Dabenying Ice and Snow Interactive Zone (“热雪不止一种”上上大本营冰雪互动体验区), offering interactive games and displays of winter sports products. Spectators can each claim a free ticket to enter this zone and immerse themselves in the fun of winter sports. To get a free ticket, search for "dabenying" (大本营) on Damai's app or WeChat mini-program.

Meanwhile, this event has also partnered with a wide range of leading businesses and unique cultural creativity zones like Damai Travel, VLVFIT, and the Yongding River Market to launch a series of programs of "Snow Access for Everyone" (雪票惠民计划). Whether it's skiing at Genting Resort Secret Garden in Chongli, getting a free workout at a high-end gym, or enjoying discounts from various businesses, ticket holders can access exclusive benefits from the World Cup simply by presenting their own e-ticket receipts. This allows them to experience the convenience and public benefits of the "ticket economy".

(Source: Beijing Shijingshan)