Night Visit

The night visit starts with a beautiful chair-lift ride up to the Aurora Sky Station. Enjoy the silent Abisko National Park in darkness. Your eyes will gradually get used to the completely dark skies and soon you will see more stars than ever before.

At the Aurora Sky Station there's a cosy café, souvenir shop, look-out tower and northern lights exhibition. Be sure not to miss the popular guided tours.

Dates and hours 2011/2012

December 1, 2011 to December 13, 2011
Wednesday to Sunday

December 14, 2011 to January 8, 2012
Monday to Sunday (except December 24 and December 31)

January 9, 2012 to January 31, 2012
Wednesday to Sunday

February 1, 2012 to Mars 24, 2012
Monday to Sunday

Open 20.00-24.00
Guided tour 21.30, 22.00, 22.30 and 23.00

Prices

- STF member 590 SEK
- Non STF member 690 SEK
- Children (up to and incl. 15 yrs) 50 % discount.
- Children 0-6 yrs go for free.

Advance Booking
Note that there is a limited number of tickets to the Aurora Sky Station each night. We recommend that you book and pay your visit in advance to be guaranteed a ticket. If there are tickets left any night you can buy them on site.

Price includes: Hire of a warm aurora watchers overalls, return ticket by chair-lift and guided tour.
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Disclaimer

The Aurora Sky Station cannot guarantee any viewing of the Aurora Borealis (northern lights). The Aurora Sky Station can be closed on short notice due to the Arctic weather conditions (strong winds, cold temperatures, snow storms etc.). Statistics from previous seasons show that the Aurora Sky Station is open 85-90 % of the scheduled dates and that Aurora Borealis (northern lights) is visible 50-60 % of the nights open. The Aurora Sky Station at the top of the mountain is basic. There is no electricity and the toilets are dry, meaning without any water and unheated.