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Never mind stay at home then, xmas is always better at home 8)
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Started by Jo&Stu in Ski Chatter 04-May-2012 - 18 Replies
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reply to 'Christmas Skiing' posted May-2012
A lot of the continent don't really do Christmas..more New Year I was in Obertuern the week before for a couple of years and its very snow sure and easy to get to. They have a special week that includes the lift pass in the price of the hotel for the week before as well
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Christmas Skiing' posted May-2012
Any where in France ..... some reletives were out in Les Gets last christmas and they said they had a fantastic time and the resort had a real christmas feel :thumbup:
Snapzzz
reply to 'Christmas Skiing' posted May-2012
We did xmas in ADH this year and i was VERY disappointed. I won't ski xmas again.
I found that there were no celebrations at all, it seemed just like any normal day.
This year we are staying home to eat quality street and drink too much cheap plonk before setting out for ski time over new year.
I found that there were no celebrations at all, it seemed just like any normal day.
This year we are staying home to eat quality street and drink too much cheap plonk before setting out for ski time over new year.
Skied: Arinsal, La Plagne, Alpe D'huez, Flaine, Les Arcs, Morzine, Les Gets, Avoriaz, Sauze, Courchevel, Val Thorens
Tonypants
reply to 'Christmas Skiing' posted May-2012
Totally agree with snapzz, France doesn't seem to do Christmassy stuff (or what we perceive it to be )never tried Austria at that time of year
If you want Christmassy then do Canada or US, they do it very well.
TP
If you want Christmassy then do Canada or US, they do it very well.
TP
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Christmas Skiing' posted May-2012
tonypants wrote:Totally agree with snapzz, France doesn't seem to do Christmassy stuff (or what we perceive it to be )never tried Austria at that time of year
If you want Christmassy then do Canada or US, they do it very well.
TP
Never mind stay at home then, xmas is always better at home 8)
Tony_H
reply to 'Christmas Skiing' posted May-2012
Ive had Xmas skiing in Val Thorens and Mayrhofen. The first trip to VT was when I learned to ski and Xmas kind of passed me by. The 2nd trip I have to say whilst the town was wonderfully decorated, skiing on Xmas day didnt feel at all christmassy and we all said we missed being at home, and agreed never to ski at that time of year again.
Plus the prices are generally ridiculously inflated, and going the week after new year will save you tons of money.
Plus the prices are generally ridiculously inflated, and going the week after new year will save you tons of money.
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Jo&Stu
reply to 'Christmas Skiing' posted May-2012
Thanks for your suggestions gives me some resorts to look at. Christmas is a good option for us as we are off work unfortunately not for long enough to go to Canada on the list for the future :)
Topic last updated on 08-May-2012 at 23:51