The countdown has begun. The 2026 UCI MTB World Series season kicked off last weekend in South Korea and now Andorra is preparing to host its 11th edition from July 9 to 12, 2026. Tickets can already be purchased through the official World Cup website with four types of passes available, from 1 to 4 days.

The schedule promises four days of pure adrenaline on the Pal Arinsal tracks, where the world’s mountain biking elite will battle for points across three disciplines. Thursday the 9th will start with practice sessions; on Friday the 10th, the excitement of the first short track (XCC) finals and downhill (DHI) qualifications will arrive; Saturday the 11th is reserved for the big downhill finals, and on Sunday, July 12, the Cross-country (XCO) race will wrap up what is expected to be a memorable edition. La Caubella and Fontanals will once again be the nerve centers of the action, with lifts, designated paths, and transfers allowing easy movement between the competition circuit areas.

And for those who want more than just watching as spectators, the Pal Arinsal Bike Park will keep the lower parts of the circuits open during the competition days, so you can combine the show with your own rides.

Children up to 6 years old can enter for free when accompanied by an adult and with identification. Holders of the Grandvalira Resorts Season Passes (Andorra Pass, Nord Pass, and Bike Pass) can also enjoy the event at no additional cost.

The event also aims to be accessible for everyone. People with disabilities can access for free and may be accompanied by one person, who will need to purchase their own ticket. For any accessibility arrangements, please contact the organizers at accessibilitat@palarinsal.com.

Get tickets here