J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Snapzzz

8:30am Eurosport. Live from Solden.

I love weekend mornings (when off work) lying in bed with my cuppa with the skiing on the box.

Happy days.

Any ladies wanna massage my pants? I have them on ready.

felthorpe wrote:There is nothing wrong with my new Spyder onesie, especially as it was half price in the sales :mrgreen:

Is it really bright? Are they back 'in' again ?

Birmingham was rubbish for the last few years.

Dorset Boy wrote:Having stayed in Avoriaz last winter, I can't picture an uphill walk to accommodation from the drop off point, though you may go downhill to the resort centre and then walk up to accommodation. However, I'd say, don't be so tight and get yourself a horse drawn sleigh to the apartment - it's part of the experience!

Im far from tight but i would expect a TO to actually deliver you to your accom.

andyhull wrote:What does the brochure say?

It doesn't but i have an answer now.
They drop you off in the resort car park and transfer your luggage by whatever means. You are expected to walk to your accomm.

I hope its not far!

Guys and Gals,

We are all paid up for a week with Inghams in Avoriaz.
As this is a car free resort i am wondering about getting to our apartments from the car park drop off. I know there are snow cats and horse drawn sleighs available at a charge but do the tour operators provide this service free of charge on transfer day?

Can anyone with experience of Avoriaz and Inghams tell me how they got on? I would find it a bit annoying if we get dumped at the resort gate and have to shell out for onwards transport. Our apartments look to be an uphill walk so don't really fancy that with 4 cases plus skis.

Thanks

I don't think you will have any issues with either. Both regions have have and low points but March isn't late.