AggieFanatic09 said:
Dolomite pass is like 700 lifts and 1000 miles of terrain.
Are all those you lifted easily accessible to drive or does that require driving each day?
How far is Munich to the Italian alps?
There is only one Dolomiti Superski pass. It gives you access to all the 700 lifts in 1000 miles. Costs about a third what Vail does.
You can google map the rest. Avoid Saturdays to travel. If you travel on a Saturday multiply the usual travel time by 2.
There are seriously hundreds of places to stay within any price range. You can drive around or just enjoy one resort. All the ones I mentioned are connected so you can go multiple valleys every day without driving.
Arabba is my favorite, but you can't go wrong. Kronplatz is amazing; several cities to stay around there.
If you do Austria, what everyone else suggested is great. Austrians are weird and don't function on Sundays. Zell am see and Zillertal are great places too. Kitzbuehl is the high end resort so things will be pricier than the rest.