Snow Dome !!
Now that is a creative solution, and probably better conditions than North of the Border.
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a birthday weekend in the snow
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:evil: you may wish to type 'Tripadvisor Alpine Elements' into Google before proceeding any further! :evil:
I know the OP was looking for flights for beginners so no skis to take, but for those of us looking at getting away with our gear, I havent found many better deals than that.
I'd never use Ryanair for a ski holiday with my kit.
Now, don't get me started on the Irish lot :evil:
I hope she comes back soon and tells us what she's decided to do. The suspense is killing me ... :lol:
Ally
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Started by Henski in France 16-Dec-2010 - 30 Replies
OldAndy
reply to 'a birthday weekend in the snow' posted Dec-2010
Hudman
reply to 'a birthday weekend in the snow' posted Dec-2010
I've looked at the company Alpine Elements (just google it)before as they will do Thurs-Sunday short breaks to Chamonix/Les Gets/Meribel but I agree the budget is a bit tight!
Love the idea of manchester and a days lessons in the snowdone..brilliant!
You could also ski in Castleford (Cas-Vegas) and stay in Ponti-carlo...even better!
Love the idea of manchester and a days lessons in the snowdone..brilliant!
You could also ski in Castleford (Cas-Vegas) and stay in Ponti-carlo...even better!
Salski
reply to 'a birthday weekend in the snow' posted Dec-2010
Hudman wrote:I've looked at the company Alpine Elements (just google it)before as they will do Thurs-Sunday short breaks to Chamonix/Les Gets/Meribel but I agree the budget is a bit tight!
:evil: you may wish to type 'Tripadvisor Alpine Elements' into Google before proceeding any further! :evil:
The plan is.... there's no plan!
Tony_H
reply to 'a birthday weekend in the snow' posted Dec-2010
Lufthansa Heathrow to Munich £89 return including ski carriage.EmmaEvs wrote:I couldn't resist one more look... Gatwick to Munich - outward under £30, return under £40 per person. Much better times too.
Gimme more info...!!! :lol:
I know the OP was looking for flights for beginners so no skis to take, but for those of us looking at getting away with our gear, I havent found many better deals than that.
I'd never use Ryanair for a ski holiday with my kit.
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Ian Wickham
reply to 'a birthday weekend in the snow' posted Dec-2010
Tony_H wrote:Lufthansa Heathrow to Munich £89 return including ski carriage.EmmaEvs wrote:I couldn't resist one more look... Gatwick to Munich - outward under £30, return under £40 per person. Much better times too.
Gimme more info...!!! :lol:
I know the OP was looking for flights for beginners so no skis to take, but for those of us looking at getting away with our gear, I havent found many better deals than that.
I'd never use Ryanair for a ski holiday with my kit.
Now, don't get me started on the Irish lot :evil:
Dave Mac
reply to 'a birthday weekend in the snow' posted Dec-2010
Now, isn't that just typical ~ we are all on the case, and Henski has gone to the pub.
The negatives are in the lead at £800+, and the positives are in the lead at £404.
I do love J2ski.
And Stollen, just bought two at Lidls, mmmmmmm.
The negatives are in the lead at £800+, and the positives are in the lead at £404.
I do love J2ski.
And Stollen, just bought two at Lidls, mmmmmmm.
AllyG
reply to 'a birthday weekend in the snow' posted Dec-2010
Dave Mac wrote:Now, isn't that just typical ~ we are all on the case, and Henski has gone to the pub.
I hope she comes back soon and tells us what she's decided to do. The suspense is killing me ... :lol:
Ally
EmmaEvs
reply to 'a birthday weekend in the snow' posted Dec-2010
Me too! I'm dying to see if we can do it!
I wish I could meet the person who first decided to strap 2 planks to their feet and throw themselves down a mountain
Topic last updated on 19-December-2010 at 16:28