By James Whitfield · Last updated: September 2026 · 18 min read

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St Anton am Arlberg has the best après-ski in the Alps for 2026/27, with Ischgl and Mayrhofen close behind. St Anton appears on ten of the twelve published après rankings we checked, more than any other resort. In France the answer is Val d'Isère or Val Thorens, both built around La Folie Douce. For a festival week, pick Mayrhofen in April for Snowbombing or Saalbach-Hinterglemm in December for Rave on Snow.

This guide ranks fifteen Alpine party resorts, names the bars that are actually open this winter, lists every festival date the organisers have confirmed for 2026/27, and shows what the road from the nearest airport costs. Where a date or a venue could not be confirmed on the resort's or the venue's own page, it is left out rather than guessed.

Quick Facts: Après-Ski in the Alps (2026/27)

QuestionShort answer
Best all-round après resortSt Anton am Arlberg, named by 10 of 12 published rankings
Latest nightsIschgl: Kuhstall, Trofana Alm, Kitzloch, and the Champagnerhütte open to 04:00
Best for a festival weekMayrhofen (Snowbombing, 5 to 10 April 2027) and Saalbach-Hinterglemm (Rave on Snow, 10 to 13 December 2026)
Best in FranceVal d'Isère and Val Thorens, both with La Folie Douce on the mountain
Best in ItalyMadonna di Campiglio, Italy's only resort with a top après score on skiresort.com
When it startsFrom 14:00 on the mountain in France, 15:00 to 16:00 in Austria; Austrian mountain huts stop around 20:00
Headline festivalTomorrowland Winter, Alpe d'Huez, 20 to 27 March 2027, about 22,000 people
Closest airport to the big four in TyrolInnsbruck: Mayrhofen ~75 km, Sölden ~83 km, St Anton and Ischgl ~100 km

Sources: official resort, venue and festival pages checked 25 September 2026; twelve published après rankings; TransferBnB route pages for distance and starting price, read 25 September 2026.

Which Alpine resorts have the best après-ski in 2026/27?

Four Austrian resorts and one French one lead.

The ranking combines how many of twelve published après guides name the resort, its skiresort.com après score, and whether its best-known venues are confirmed open this winter on their own pages. A famous bar that has closed is worth nothing to a group arriving in January.

#ResortKnown forFly into, road from
1St Anton am Arlberg, ATMooserWirt, Krazy Kanguruh, Sennhütte on the home runInnsbruck ~100 km, from €190
2Ischgl, ATKuhstall, Trofana Alm, Kitzloch; Top of the Mountain concertsInnsbruck ~100 km, from €200
3Mayrhofen, ATIce Bar, Brück'n Stadl; SnowbombingInnsbruck ~75 km, from €125
4Val d'Isère, FRLa Folie Douce at La Daille, CocoricoGeneva ~225 km, from €260
5Val Thorens, FRLa Folie Douce, the 360 bar at 2,368 m, Malaysia clubGeneva, quoted on request
6Saalbach-Hinterglemm, AT23 venues on the official list; Rave on Snow, White PearlMunich 220 km, from €245
7Sölden, ATFire & Ice, Giggi Tenne; Electric Mountain FestivalInnsbruck ~83 km, from €180
8Tignes, FRLoop Bar, Cocorico at Val ClaretGeneva, about 3h, from €250
9Méribel, FRLe Rond Point, La Folie Douce Méribel-CourchevelGeneva ~180 km, from €225
10Obertauern, ATEdelweissalm, Lürzer Alm; ski-opening concertsMunich ~262 km, from €310
11Verbier, CHPub Mont Fort, Le Farinet; Polaris festivalGeneva ~160 to 171 km, from €210
12Les Deux Alpes, FRSmithy's, the Windsor, PanoBar at 2,600 mGeneva 214 km, quoted on request
13Madonna di Campiglio, ITChalet Spinale, Super GVerona 176 km, quoted on request
14Livigno, ITStalet, the valley's largest après venueZurich 234 km, quoted on request
15Zermatt, CHHennu Stall, Cervo; Zermatt UnpluggedGeneva ~220 km to Täsch, from €385

The top three all sit inside about 100 km of Innsbruck, which is why an Austrian party week costs less on the road than a French one.

Schladming, Flachau, Alpe d'Huez and Avoriaz are covered below. Kitzbühel's party is Hahnenkamm race week in January. Lech, St Anton's neighbour on Ski Arlberg, has the Schneggarei's terrace from 15:00 and no route page yet. The SkiWelt around Söll, which one 2025/26 ranking scores top for après on 32 bars, with a daily DJ at the Hexenalm next to the gondola, is 146 km from Munich, from €185, and Kaprun's Baumbar anchors Zell am See-Kaprun, 85 km from Salzburg. Pas de la Casa in Andorra and Bansko in Bulgaria sit outside the Alps.

Is après-ski better in Austria or France?

Austria, if the party is the point of the trip.

Austrian après happens in huts on the home runs and in village barns from 15:00 or 16:00; the huts stop around 20:00 and the village bars take over, Ischgl's Champagnerhütte until 04:00.

French après is built around one spectacle on the mountain. La Folie Douce in Val d'Isère runs its après from 14:00 to 17:00, so the party ends when the lifts do and the evening moves down to the village. France wins on the size of the ski area and loses on the length of the evening.

A group that wants to ski hard and party for two hours picks France. A group that wants the party to be the trip picks Tyrol.

Is St Anton still the après-ski capital of the Alps?

Yes, on the evidence of the published guides.

St Anton am Arlberg is named by ten of the twelve après rankings in our sample, more than any other resort, and Ski Arlberg itself calls it one of the Alps' après capitals. The reason is geography. The MooserWirt, the Krazy Kanguruh, Taps and the Sennhütte all sit on the run down into the village, so the party happens between the last lift and the hotel rather than in a separate part of town.

The MooserWirt starts its après at 15:30 and the music stops at exactly 20:00, and it reopens for the season on 2 December 2026. The Krazy Kanguruh is the one most guides get half right. Its old building was demolished in 2025 and rebuilt, and it traded again through winter 2025/26 with parties until 20:00. The Heustadl that older lists recommend is now ARL ONE, under that name since winter 2024/25.

The descent needs a plan. Ski Arlberg closes every slope in the resort from 17:00 for grooming and asks guests to plan their return to the valley in good time.

The season opens with the Stanton Ski Open, a free three-stage festival from 4 to 6 December 2026, and the MooserWirt hosts two free Schlagerliebe Live TV recordings on 4 and 5 December. By road it is about 100 km from Innsbruck, from €190, 195 km from Zurich, from €180, or 280 km from Munich, from €295. Our St Anton airport guide compares the three.

What is après-ski like in Ischgl?

Big, late, and unusually well documented.

Ischgl publishes each venue's season dates and opening hours on its official site. The Kuhstall runs from 11:00 to midnight between 25 November 2026 and 1 May 2027. Trofana Alm and Niki's Stadl open at 15:00, the Kitzloch runs its après from 15:00 to 19:00, the Schatzi bar sits at the foot of the Fimbabahn, and the Champagnerhütte in the village keeps going until 04:00. The lifts open on 26 November 2026 and the season runs to 2 May 2027.

The concerts are the other reason to go. The Top of the Mountain opening concert on Saturday 28 November 2026 is Westlife, in the Silvretta car park in the village, doors at 16:30. It is not free, whatever some guides say: entry comes with a multi-day ski pass, or with a day pass that includes the concert at €100 for adults. The Easter, Spring and Closing concerts fall on 28 March, 17 April and 1 May 2027 on the mountain stage, and Ischgl has not yet published the artists or the ticket rules for any of them.

One local rule matters after dark. Ischgl bans ski boots and carried skis, poles and boards in the village centre from 20:00 to 06:00 between 20 November and 5 May, with fines from €25.

Innsbruck is the airport: about 100 km and 1h 30min, from €200. From Munich it is about 200 km, from €235.

Which other Austrian resorts party hardest?

Mayrhofen, Saalbach-Hinterglemm, Sölden and Obertauern, in that order.

Mayrhofen

The festival town at the head of the Zillertal.

Mayrhofen is where Snowbombing has run for years, and the 2027 edition is Monday 5 to Saturday 10 April, strictly 18 and over, sold as a full-week wristband with at least five nights' accommodation. Bicep, Fatboy Slim, Basement Jaxx and Groove Armada are among the names announced so far. Outside festival week the Ice Bar at the Hotel Strass and the Brück'n Stadl carry the après. The comedy festival some lists still show for spring is taking 2027 off.

Innsbruck Airport is about 75 km away by road, not the 40 to 65 km that some guides quote. The Innsbruck to Mayrhofen run takes about 1h 05min and starts from €125 per vehicle, and a minivan for eight starts from €185, which is about €23 each. From Munich it is 157 km, from €195.

Saalbach-Hinterglemm

Two villages, one valley, three festivals.

The tourist board lists 23 après venues, including Bauer's Schi-Alm, the Goaßstall in Hinterglemm, the Walleggalm and the Castello club, and the Hinterhag Alm runs its own party from 16:00. Three festivals fall in one winter: BERGFESTival from 3 to 6 December 2026, the 30th Rave on Snow from 10 to 13 December (18 and over), and White Pearl Mountain Days from 19 to 28 March 2027.

Saalbach also has a written noise rule. A municipal ordinance bans outdoor music from 20:00 to 08:00 between 1 December and Easter Sunday, so the terraces fall quiet at eight and the evening moves indoors.

Salzburg is the nearest airport at 90 km and about 1h 30min, which is the tourist board's figure; the 52 km quoted in some guides is not a road distance. Munich to Saalbach-Hinterglemm is 220 km, from €245.

Sölden

The glacier resort that parties from October to April.

Fire & Ice in the village centre opens on 22 October 2026 and runs daily from 14:00 to 02:00, Philipp has a DJ from 15:00, and Giggi Tenne at the base of the Giggijoch lift runs until 22:00. The Katapult club that several guides still send people to is shut, and its operator went bankrupt in August 2026. The Electric Mountain Festival runs from 12 to 17 April 2027, and the season starts early with the Ski World Cup opener on 24 and 25 October.

Sölden is about 83 km from Innsbruck, from €180.

Obertauern, Schladming and Flachau

Three more resorts that skiresort.com rates five out of five for après.

Obertauern is a ski circuit around one village, with the Edelweissalm partying from 15:00. Its ski opening runs from 27 November to 8 December 2026, with Die Fantastischen Vier on 28 November and Anastacia on 4 December, and it is 262 km from Munich, from €310. Schladming's Hohenhaus Tenne sits in the Planai finish stadium with après until 20:00; Helene Fischer plays the ski opening there on 11 and 12 December 2026, and The Nightrace runs a giant slalom on 26 January and a slalom on 27 January 2027. Schladming is about 90 km from Salzburg and has no route page yet. Flachau's Dampfkessel sits next to the Space Jet 1 lift, and Flachau is 185 km from Munich, from €190.

Where is the best après-ski in France?

Val d'Isère and Val Thorens, then Tignes and Méribel.

Val d'Isère and Tignes

La Folie Douce on the mountain, a full bar street below it.

La Folie Douce sits at the top of the La Daille gondola, with the cabaret from 12:30 and the après from 14:00 to 17:00. In the village, Cocorico runs its open-air party from 15:00 to 21:00, Le Petit Danois reopens in November with live music from 17:30, and the Doudoune club takes over late. Dick's Tea Bar, still named in several 2025 and 2026 guides, no longer appears in the tourist office's listings and its website has expired; for a late club the office now lists IMA, open to 04:00.

Tignes shares the ski area and has its own scene: the Loop Bar at the bottom of the Trolles slope, and a second Cocorico at the foot of the Grande Motte funicular from 29 November 2026. European Snow Pride fills Tignes from 20 to 27 March 2027.

Geneva to Val d'Isère is about 225 km and 3h to 3h 30min, from €260, and Geneva to Tignes is from €250. On a changeover Saturday, add time; our French Alps transfer guide explains why.

Val Thorens and Méribel

Les 3 Vallées' two party villages, on opposite sides of the same ski area.

Val Thorens has La Folie Douce between the Pionniers and Plein Sud chairlifts, the 360 bar at 2,368 m partying from 14:00 to 18:00 all season, and the Malaysia club beneath the main square until 04:00. European Gay Ski Week comes to Val Thorens from 13 to 20 March 2027. The resort opens on 21 November 2026. No Val Thorens route page exists yet, so the request goes in against the Geneva hub.

Méribel's answer is Le Rond Point, on the mountain above the village, with live music from 16:30 to 19:00. The shared La Folie Douce Méribel-Courchevel sits at the Saulire Express mid-station, on the Méribel side, from 12 December 2026 to 3 April 2027; Courchevel has no Folie Douce of its own, so this is its nearest. Geneva to Méribel is about 180 km, from €225.

Les Deux Alpes, Alpe d'Huez and Avoriaz

The younger, cheaper and festival-led end of France.

Les Deux Alpes has Smithy's Tavern, the PanoBar at 2,600 m and the RISE festival in December. Alpe d'Huez hosts Tomorrowland Winter from 20 to 27 March 2027, with about 22,000 people on seven stages, and skiresort.com's verdict on the rest of its winter is candid: lively nightlife, but no classic après atmosphere on the hill. Avoriaz has Snowboxx from 13 to 20 March 2027 and a Folie Douce that runs its terrace après from 15:00. None of the three has a TransferBnB route page yet; the Geneva hub quotes all of them.

Where is La Folie Douce?

In seven French ski areas, plus a hotel in Chamonix.

La Folie Douce lists eight locations for this winter:

  • Val d'Isère: top of the La Daille gondola.
  • Val Thorens: between the Pionniers and Plein Sud chairlifts.
  • Méribel-Courchevel: Saulire Express mid-station, on the Méribel side.
  • Alpe d'Huez: at the Marmottes chairlift, reopening for 2026/27.
  • Saint-Gervais Megève: top of the Mont-Joux chairlift, skiers only.
  • Avoriaz: opening in December 2026, après on the terrace from 15:00.
  • Les Arcs: Arc 1800, reached from Geneva.
  • Chamonix: a hotel in town, open all year, not a venue on the mountain.

That last line is the one the lists get wrong: there is no mountain Folie Douce in Chamonix, nor in Courchevel, Tignes, Les Menuires or Les Deux Alpes. Chamonix's après is a town scene around Chambre Neuf and the MBC brewery, 88 km from Geneva, from €150.

What about Switzerland and Italy?

Verbier and Zermatt in Switzerland; Madonna di Campiglio and Livigno in Italy.

Verbier

Switzerland's party resort, with a festival before the season starts.

The Pub Mont Fort opens every day from 15:00 to 02:00, and Le Farinet on the Place Centrale runs live bands through après. The Polaris electronic festival plays on the mountain above Verbier over two weekends, 20 to 21 and 27 to 28 November 2026, with the gondola included in the ticket. Geneva to Verbier is 160 to 171 km, from €210. Verbier sits in the canton of Valais, which since January 2026 bans sparklers and other pyrotechnics in every establishment open to the public.

Zermatt

Après under the Matterhorn, with a train for the last kilometres.

Hennu Stall sits on the lower run from Furi into the village, and Cervo runs its two terraces from 15:00 to 18:00 from 27 November 2026. Zermatt Unplugged brings live music from 6 to 10 April 2027. Every road transfer ends at Täsch, where a shuttle train covers the last stretch in 12 minutes: Geneva to Täsch is about 220 km, from €385.

Madonna di Campiglio and Livigno

Two very different Italian scenes.

Madonna di Campiglio is the only Italian resort with a five-star après score on skiresort.com, and the party is at Chalet Spinale at the top of the Spinale gondola, six minutes from the centre, with DJs in the afternoon. Livigno's tourist office calls Stalet, by the Carosello 3000 gondola, the largest après venue in the resort, with après until 20:00; the lifts open on 28 November 2026.

Neither resort has a TransferBnB route page. Verona is 176 km from Campiglio, and Zurich 234 km from Livigno.

Which ski festivals and party events are on in winter 2026/27?

Twenty, from November to May, all with confirmed dates.

DatesEventResortFly into
20 to 21 and 27 to 28 Nov 2026Polaris (18+)VerbierGeneva
27 Nov to 8 Dec 2026Ski Opening, Die Fantastischen Vier 28 Nov, Anastacia 4 DecObertauernMunich, Salzburg
28 Nov 2026Top of the Mountain opening concert, WestlifeIschglInnsbruck
3 to 6 Dec 2026BERGFESTivalSaalbach-HinterglemmSalzburg, Munich
4 to 6 Dec 2026Stanton Ski Open, freeSt Anton am ArlbergInnsbruck, Zurich
10 to 13 Dec 2026Rave on Snow (18+)Saalbach-HinterglemmSalzburg, Munich
11 to 12 Dec 2026Ski Opening, Helene FischerSchladmingSalzburg
18 to 24 Jan 2027Hahnenkamm race weekKitzbühelMunich, Innsbruck
26 to 27 Jan 2027The Nightrace, giant slalom and slalomSchladmingSalzburg
13 to 20 Mar 2027Snowboxx (18+)AvoriazGeneva
13 to 20 Mar 2027European Gay Ski WeekVal ThorensGeneva
From 14 Mar 2027Rock the Pistes, free with a ski passPortes du SoleilGeneva
19 to 28 Mar 2027White Pearl Mountain DaysSaalbach-HinterglemmSalzburg, Munich
20 to 27 Mar 2027Tomorrowland WinterAlpe d'HuezGeneva
20 to 27 Mar 2027European Snow PrideTignesGeneva
25 to 29 Mar 2027The Unlimited FestivalChamonixGeneva
5 to 10 Apr 2027Snowbombing (18+)MayrhofenInnsbruck, Munich
6 to 10 Apr 2027Zermatt UnpluggedZermattGeneva, Zurich
12 to 17 Apr 2027Electric Mountain FestivalSöldenInnsbruck
28 Mar, 17 Apr, 1 May 2027Top of the Mountain Easter, Spring and Closing concertsIschglInnsbruck

Snowboxx, Rock the Pistes, Tomorrowland Winter and two LGBTQ+ ski weeks all fall between 13 and 27 March, so late March fills first. Early December is the Austrian festival fortnight.

Three changes to old calendars matter. Caprices has moved from Crans-Montana to Gstaad, running on two weekends, 12 to 14 and 19 to 21 March 2027. Snowpenair at Grindelwald ended with its 25th edition in 2024. And Mountain Beats in the Silvretta Montafon adds a January date, 15 and 16 January 2027, on the mountain at over 2,100 m.

What time does après-ski start, and what are the local rules?

Between 14:00 and 16:00, depending on the country.

French mountain venues start first and finish with the lifts, from 14:00 to 17:00 or 18:00. Austrian huts start at 15:00 or 16:00 and stop around 20:00, and the village bars carry on.

The rules are local, and they vary by village:

  • Ischgl: no ski boots or carried ski gear in the centre from 20:00 to 06:00, 20 November to 5 May.
  • Saalbach-Hinterglemm: no outdoor music from 20:00 to 08:00, 1 December to Easter Sunday.
  • Ski Arlberg: every slope closes from 17:00 for grooming.
  • Sölden: an alcohol-free zone on the main street ran through winter 2025/26; its renewal has not been announced.
  • Italy: skiing while drunk carries a fine of €250 to €1,000, and third-party liability insurance is compulsory on the pistes.
  • France: there is no specific offence of skiing drunk; public drunkenness carries a fine of up to €150.
  • Valais: no sparklers or other pyrotechnics in any establishment open to the public since January 2026, which covers Verbier and Zermatt.

Which airport is closest to the party resorts, and what does the transfer cost?

Innsbruck for Tyrol, Munich or Salzburg for Salzburgerland, Geneva for France.

Minivan with ski bags on a snowy Tarentaise valley road at dusk

Every price below is our route page's starting price per vehicle, one way, read on 25 September 2026, so a group splits one fare.

CorridorDistanceDrive timeFrom, per vehicle
Innsbruck to Mayrhofen~75 km~1h 05min€125
Innsbruck to Sölden~83 km~1h 20min€180
Innsbruck to St Anton am Arlberg~100 km~1h 20min€190
Innsbruck to Ischgl~100 km~1h 30min€200
Zurich to St Anton am Arlberg~195 km~2h€180
Munich to Saalbach-Hinterglemm220 km2h 20min€245
Munich to Obertauern~262 km~2h 45min€310
Geneva to Méribel~180 km~2h 30min€225
Geneva to Verbier~160 to 171 km~1h 50min€210
Geneva to Val d'Isère~225 km~3h to 3h 30min€260

Innsbruck puts four of the top seven resorts inside 1h 30min, and the Geneva corridors to the French party villages run two and a half to three and a half hours before anyone reaches a bar.

The minivan is where a group saves. On the Innsbruck to Mayrhofen run a minivan for five to eight people starts from €185, which is about €23 each for eight, and nobody drags a ski bag onto a train. For the full picture on which airport serves which resort, our ski transfers guide covers every Alpine gateway, and the Munich resorts guide takes the Austrian resorts one by one.

Book the road to the party

Pick the resort, then let local carriers quote the drive.

TransferBnB is a request-for-offers marketplace. You post the airport, the date, your arrival time, how many of you there are and how many ski or board bags are coming, and verified local carriers send offers. The price is per vehicle, so the group that splits a minivan pays once.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which ski resort in the Alps has the best après-ski?

St Anton am Arlberg in Austria, named by ten of twelve published après rankings, more than any other resort. The MooserWirt, the Krazy Kanguruh and the Sennhütte sit on the run into the village. Ischgl and Mayrhofen come next in Austria, and Val d'Isère and Val Thorens lead in France.

Is après-ski better in Austria or France?

Austria, if the party is the main reason for the trip. Austrian huts start at 15:00 or 16:00, stop around 20:00, and the village bars carry on until midnight or later; in Ischgl the Champagnerhütte stays open to 04:00. French après is centred on La Folie Douce, whose Val d'Isère party runs from 14:00 to 17:00 and ends with the lifts. France offers bigger ski areas, Austria longer evenings.

What time does après-ski start in the Alps?

Between 14:00 and 16:00. French mountain venues start earliest, La Folie Douce in Val d'Isère at 14:00. Austrian venues start at 15:00 or 16:00: the MooserWirt in St Anton at 15:30, Trofana Alm in Ischgl at 15:00. In St Anton every slope closes from 17:00 for grooming, so plan the last run down before the party.

Where are the La Folie Douce venues?

La Folie Douce lists eight locations for winter 2026/27: Val d'Isère at the top of the La Daille gondola, Val Thorens, Méribel-Courchevel at the Saulire Express mid-station on the Méribel side, Alpe d'Huez, Saint-Gervais Megève on Mont-Joux, Avoriaz, Les Arcs at Arc 1800, and a hotel in Chamonix town. The Chamonix location is a hotel, not an on-mountain venue, and there is no Folie Douce in Courchevel, Tignes, Les Menuires or Les Deux Alpes.

When is Snowbombing 2027, and which airport is closest?

Snowbombing runs from Monday 5 to Saturday 10 April 2027 in Mayrhofen, and it is strictly 18 and over, sold as a full-week wristband with at least five nights' accommodation. Innsbruck is the closest airport at about 75 km and 1h 05min by road, from €125 per vehicle, or from €185 for a minivan that seats eight. Munich is 157 km away, from €195.

When are the Ischgl Top of the Mountain concerts, and are they free?

The opening concert is on Saturday 28 November 2026 with Westlife, in the Silvretta car park in the village, doors at 16:30. It is not free: entry comes with a multi-day ski pass or a day pass including the concert at €100 for adults. The Easter, Spring and Closing concerts are on 28 March, 17 April and 1 May 2027, and Ischgl has not yet published their artists or ticket rules.

Which ski festivals are on in the Alps in winter 2026/27?

The headline event is Tomorrowland Winter in Alpe d'Huez, 20 to 27 March 2027, with about 22,000 people. Snowbombing in Mayrhofen runs 5 to 10 April, Snowboxx in Avoriaz 13 to 20 March, Rave on Snow in Saalbach-Hinterglemm 10 to 13 December 2026, the Electric Mountain Festival in Sölden 12 to 17 April, and Zermatt Unplugged 6 to 10 April. Rock the Pistes in the Portes du Soleil starts on 14 March 2027 and is free with a ski pass.

Which airport should I fly into for a party ski trip, and what does the transfer cost?

Innsbruck for Tyrol: Mayrhofen is about 75 km from €125, Sölden about 83 km from €180, and St Anton and Ischgl about 100 km from €190 and €200. Munich suits Saalbach-Hinterglemm, 220 km from €245. Geneva serves the French resorts, with Val d'Isère about 225 km from €260. Every price is per vehicle, so a group splits one fare.

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