J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Dave Mac

There is no regular bus service from Niederau to Hopfgarten. It is only a 12 minute drive, so a taxi is an option. One of the travel companies organises an ad hoc minibus.

For a beginner the slopes at Niederau are suitable, and the red ski school is highly rated in Tirol.

Ian, even though you did not strictly comply with their Ts&Cs, it does look like a rough deal. Did you do anything about it after you returned? Often a head office will override an outlying decision.

Of course you could always refuse, but they do have the guns to help you come to the right decision.

Bandit! :evil:

When I sold the old Range Rover, it was complete with vignette. I am convinced the buyer paid a premium for this.

Excellent! Some good jump turns, but I could see why you needed to do them, it was a bit crusty in places. Good mountaineering, well done.

Errm, I joined this on page 3.

We agree on EJ, but I am not emotive about Ryanair. I agree that they seem to identify multiple charging opportunities, but, none of these are hidden, we can all read.

Ryanair and Easyjet aim at different markets.

Brooksy, that is a high resort risk!

C'mon folks, Wickers has made his stand, and we have to respect that.
Having said that, if I was O'Leary, I would reimburse his £50, (totally unjustified, (Ian didn't read the Ts&Cs), I would then make big publicity out of it. That is not going to happen.

The flight rates c/w easyjet, but easyjet charge much less for ski carriage, and if you work your hand baggage right, you get much more with EJ.
I have no axe to grind with Ryanair, I use them in the summer.