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Christmas Skiing!!
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May-2012
MattSki_score
after the last years epic chrismas skiing in Cervinia we are looking for this years destination, I know christmas is always expensive but my work have a 2 week shut down so it's a must really.

Any idea's of a snow sure resorts that aren't going to break the bank??
May-2012
Jonah690
Tonnale would be a.good.bet.
May-2012
Snapzzz
How big is your bank?
Skied: Arinsal, La Plagne, Alpe D'huez, Flaine, Les Arcs, Morzine, Les Gets, Avoriaz, Sauze, Courchevel.
May-2012
Ranchero_1979
Humm I did Cervinia about 4 years ago. Although at time did not have a great desire to go back place does tick all the boxes. Snow sure, high so decent snow, South facing so not freezing cold, good food, good wine, ok apres ski (very decent live band in 1 bar), short transfer. For Christmas likely few better places, hence you had such a great time. More I think about it probably worth a re-visit.
Jul-2012
MattSki_score
Just booked Chalet Bonjour Bonjour in Tignes can't wait!!
Jul-2012
OldAndy
MattSki_score wrote:Just booked Chalet Bonjour Bonjour in Tignes can't wait!!

You can leave some little surprises around for the january trip.
www  Snow dance !!! my snow dance on youtube
Jul-2012
Brooksy
MattSki_score wrote:Just booked Chalet Bonjour Bonjour in Tignes can't wait!!


If you have any booze left over, hide it in room 6
Jul-2012
AllyG
MattSki_score wrote:Just booked Chalet Bonjour Bonjour in Tignes can't wait!!


Did that have anything to do with our J2Ski 2013 holiday thread on the Bonjour Bonjour chalet, or was it just a coincidence?

I'm sure you'll have a great time!

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