Austria Travel Pass (rail, s-bahn, u-bahn, trams, buses)

If you are referring to the Eurail Austria Pass, it will cover the train from Vienna airport to Vienna Hbf on the Railjet train, but I don't believe it covers S-Bahn, U-Bahn, or trams.

I think you could save more buying advance nonrefundable Sparschiene tickets for the Vienna-Salzburg, Salzburg-Innsbruck and Innsbruck-Buchs trips, and local transit cards for each city.

ÖBB does not run the local transit, so their pass does not cover that. Vienna, Salzburg and Innsbruck all offer local "city cards" that cover a number of things, among them is local transit. There are typically spots in the main train stations that sell them. Be careful because there are other passes that do not cover public transport but offer museum discounts, etc. The official city passes are available for 1-, 2- or 3-day access. Just Google "Vienna City Card", then do the same for the others as well. If I recall correctly, the Innsbruck card allows for free wi-fi in the city proper and a free half-day bike rental.

Even if there was such a thing as an Austria Travel Pass, it would make no sense for the travel you are proposing.

For Vienna, you want to buy a public transportation pass for 48 hours, which costs 14.10 Euro and allows you unlimited use on Vienna's subway (UBahn), regional train (SBahn), buses and trams. You can pay a 1.80 supplement for this pass to get yourself from the airport into town.

Vienna to Salzburg on OEBB costs 19 Euro per person, or slightly more on Westbahn. Read this link - https://www.seat61.com/trains-and-routes/vienna-to-salzburg-by-train.htm

Salzburg to Innsbruck on OEBB costs 9 Euro - here are the details - https://www.seat61.com/international-trains/trains-from-Salzburg.htm#Salzburg-Austria

I assume that on the morning of the 15th, you will go from Innsbruck to the Swiss border (not Salzburg as you have written). That journey will cost a similarly small amount of Euro.

I went to the OEBB website and saw that for the 6 day pass the OEBB website links you to Eurail.com. That website offers a 6 day Austria pass for $329, which you can see is a ridiculous price for the travel that you are planning. The travel you propose can be purchased for 62.90 Euro per person. OR you can pay $329 for a pass. This is the exact reason why no one who understands rail travel in Europe recommends a Rail Pass or Eurail or RailEurope.

Thank you ALL for the information. And special thanks to Emily for your specific information, which will save us time, money, and headaches. As Emily suggested, we will "pass" on the passes and book our independent tickets on Westbahn for Vienna to Salsburg, Salsburg to Innsbruck, and Innsbruck to Buchs SG. We will also purchase the 48 hr Vienna public transit passes with an airport (VIE to Vienna) supplement. Thanks again Emily.

Westbahn only runs from Vienna to Salzburg. Salzburg to Innsbruck to Buchs you will need to take OEBB.

You can also go with OeBB from Vienna to Salzburg.

Note that Westbahn and OeBB depart from different train stations.

Thank you for the additional info.