Metro Ski and Snowboard Show 2009

Alpine Fun for a Fiver - 21st - 25th October, London Olympia

(and £4 off the door price with our discount code)

The Ski and Snowboard Show returns to London Olympia this year, with a host of new show features, including an indoor arena with real snow, Après Ski entertainment and a credit crunching ticket offer, with entry costing less than un Grand Bier dans Les Alps*.

For the first time, visitors will be able to access all areas of the winter sports spectacle from as little as £5 when buying tickets for the opening day. So, whether you're a St Moritz seasonaire, a Val d'Isere virgin, or just looking for an exciting family day out, the Ski and Snowboard Show is your winter wonderland of choice this October.

Hang Time:
At the centre of this year's show will be the legendary 50ft kicker, where visitors can watch the crème de la crème perform gravity defying tricks. Both the British Snow Tour Championship and the London Ride competition return, showcasing some of the world's best skiers and riders as they battle it out for big air.

Styling it out:
Mashing up next season's snowsports apparel, high fashion and show stopping choreography is what the Brand Arena does best. And it's back with even more iconic brands including Bonfire, Westbeach, Faiise, Skins and Salomon all launching their winter collections in a visually explosive catwalk show that's sure to inspire your winter wardrobe.

(you might be able to tell that wasn't written here at J2Ski Towers, so here's what you need to know :-

Opening Times
Wednesday 21st October - 11am – 8.30pm
Thursday 22nd October - 11am – 9.30pm
Friday 23rd October - 11am – 10pm
Saturday 24th October - 10am – 8pm
Sunday 25th October - 10am – 6pm

For more information visit metrosnow.co.uk or call 0871 230 1100

To book tickets with your J2Ski discount go to http://www.metrosnow.co.uk/index.php?id=59 and enter the code "J2SKI".

The code gives you an extra £1 off the pre-booked price, equivalent to £4 off the price on the door.

We'll also be running our usual oh-so-tricky competition to win a few freebies over the next few weeks... 8)

I'd rather get a freebee, four quid = one less pint.... :lol:

Ian Wickham wrote:I'd rather get a freebee, four quid = one less pint.... :lol:

http://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk/geninfo/05steps.htm

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bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:I'd rather get a freebee, four quid = one less pint.... :lol:

http://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk/geninfo/05steps.htm

:twisted:

I think to be an Alcoholic you do need a compulsive personality, which I did have when I was younger...... but although I like a drink and have a glass of Vino rosso most nights I do not think I could become reliant on Alcohol..... now where is that cork screw.......who's moved the cork screw.....Wheres my bloody cork screw !!!!!!!!!!!! :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:I'd rather get a freebee, four quid = one less pint.... :lol:

http://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk/geninfo/05steps.htm

:twisted:

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Seriously though, if you are alchohol dependant and do not believe in god, you don't stand a chance, I didn't realise that the AA was a religious organisation. :shock:

I think we picked the wrong day guys the cheap day is Wednesday as Adders has said above in for four quid, bargain, Thursday £8...... I think I'd better win one of adders quiz tickets :mrgreen:

Ian Wickham wrote:I think we picked the wrong day guys the cheap day is Wednesday as Adders has said above in for four quid, bargain, Thursday £8...... I think I'd better win one of adders quiz tickets :mrgreen:

Have read that if you quote TWITTER at the ticket office you can get £4 off on the day price, so it looks like that's the going reduction )

I went to the show last year and ended up drinking a bottle of sake with an aussie guy from Japan. He had a stand for Hakuba where I had been to a few years back. Not sure if he is there this year but if so just ask him what the sake tastes like. Thats how I got drunk on it:)