J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Snapzzz

It's awfully nice of icy to be so considerate. We all know that it would have been him making the smells.

Avoriaz Jan 11th.
Whereever Iceman sees fit for march 8th.

Quick blast in feb, poss cham.

Best advice....... Get your board and cut it in two down the length.
Strap the two halves to each foot and crack on.

I did the very same thing last year, weds-sat, and stayed here:

http://laubergade.com/en/

It was great, not The Ritz but certainly no flea pit. They also picked me up from Geneva.
I stayed B&B but HB is available.

As previously said, avoid the likes of Bulgaria however tempting the price may be.

First timers, all early 20 somethings, no brainer for me......Pas de la Casa, Andorra.
Mainly english/aussie instructors, cheapish beer and food.

In early Jan or other off peak weeks you should be able to get your travel, accom, lift pass, ski hire for around 500-600 quid.

Now this looks pretty good.

A giant snow dome to rival the largest indoor ski resort in the world is to be built next to the Olympic Park site in Stratford.

London's first indoor ski centre will feature several runs of varying difficulty, snowboard ramps and an ice-skating rink:

http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/giant-200m-real-snow-ski-centre-planned-for-westfield-stratford-8732116.html

I would suggest you scrub out Cheap/Good value . Then we can help.
pretty much all skiing is pricey......
Without france and switzerland you are looking at austria or andorra. Andorra is the cheapest (or was) and pas is the liveliest.

NellyPS wrote:I'm now starting to think that I might have to give next winter a miss *sob* and have instead been looking at winter sun holidays for our wedding anniversary which would make it 238 sleeps. That's a lot.

You'll be fine by then! Think positive.