J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by RoseR

AJ wrote:We were looking at going to whistler and couldnt get a price below £4900, :shock: does any one want to buy a kidney :lol:

AJ Adele

Thats a hell of a lot of money for a family holiday. I would have to win the lottery for that, its such a shame 'cos I think that would be a fab holiday

RossF wrote:Dynastar Nothin' But Trouble-Good sticks. Good to have someone bringing the average age down :D

Cheeky devil :lol:

souldrive wrote:They've already burst so i'll go with the plaster option if they sell em in resort / at the airport?

Cheers for the tip!!

Airport pharmacy should sell them if not have always managed to buy them in resort, they are pretty international

souldrive wrote:I'm equally off tomorrow (Serre Chevalier) and equally can't wait!!

We didn't book lift passes when we booked but, in hindsight, with the slump of the sterling, we should have done.

Passes in resort are 187 euros, which back then was about £140 "we can wait til we get there.... no probs"

Alas, now the passes will cost us £187+ BUT Neilson reps are selling them cheaper than in resort (according to neilson at 163euros)(i'm guessing due to the fact that they buy loads at a cheaper rate at the start of the season and will not want to lose too much to the euro)

So if you can, buy your passes from the reps!

Also, drinks prices are gonna be pretty horrific due to pound slump, you may wish to sneak a bottle of whiskey in the suitcase??

Also, DON'T wear a new pair of Nike Zooms to the gym the day before going.... I now have to negotiate a blister on each heel!!

Have Fun!!!

Put some Compeed blister plasters on those blisters, they work a treat. I can vouch for them, I need them every ski trip :lol:

RossF wrote:Pretty steep!

Seems steep to me and the supplements are quite high 'cos all rooms seem to be based on 4 person and self catering or extra for meals.

Banff Int not listed but average price flight and room only in 4*hotel about £650 plus supplements minus early bird/internet booking per person per week.

Just received my new Inghams early bird ski cat, is it me or do the prices seem a lot more expensive?

Lovely pics Tony.........such a shame about the weather :lol:

2010 prices Started by User in Ski Chatter, 25 Replies
AJ wrote:We were looking at going to whistler and couldnt get a price below £4900, :shock: does any one want to buy a kidney :lol: AJ Adele Thats a hell of a lot of money for a family holiday. I would have to win the lottery for that, its such a shame 'cos I think that would be a fab holiday

Freestyle Skiing? Started by User in Ski Chatter, 20 Replies
RossF wrote:Dynastar Nothin' But Trouble-Good sticks. Good to have someone bringing the average age down :D Cheeky devil :lol:

Very VERY last minute advice Started by User in Beginning Skiing, 12 Replies
souldrive wrote:They've already burst so i'll go with the plaster option if they sell em in resort / at the airport? Cheers for the tip!! Airport pharmacy should sell them if not have always managed to buy them in resort, they are pretty international

2010 prices Started by User in Ski Chatter, 25 Replies
RossF wrote:Pretty steep! Seems steep to me and the supplements are quite high 'cos all rooms seem to be based on 4 person and self catering or extra for meals.

reports from Niederau Started by User in Austria, 204 Replies
Lovely pics Tony.........such a shame about the weather :lol:

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