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Indoor skiing uk
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 03-11-08 16:38Indoor skiing uk
I'd love to try one of the UK,s real snow arenas but not sure which to try. I live in Brighton and will have to travel anyway so distance is not a problem. Best value and ease of booking will swing it!Anyone been to these places?
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Been to the milton keynes one, if you can already ski dont bother - they are a huge dissappointment as you'll be at the bottom in 6 seconds and pay through the nose for the privaledge.However if you are wanting to 'try out' skiing they are a good place to do so
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Hi,I live in Milton Keynes and we have the snowdome here.
Quiet and cheaper throughout the day Mon-fri.
Heres the link http://www.snozonemiltonkeynes.com/
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I think Manchester is probably going to be the same if you can ski already. You'll reach the bottom in seconds and not very cheap!!re: Indoor skiing uk
Yes I ski but itching to ski more and can't afford another holiday!Anyone tried Tamworth?
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hi i go to tamworth a lot, yes its true a few seconds then your at the bottom but as you say it kills an itch better to go in the week as weekends are very busy but a ok day out xx we went sunday ant it was very busy
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hi i go to tamworth a lot, yes its true a few seconds then your at the bottom but as you say it kills an itch better to go in the week as weekends are very busy but a ok day out xx we went sunday ant it was very busyre: Indoor skiing uk
thanks guys.Will book Tamworth for a birthday treat and try out my new boots and skiis
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Sheffield ski village is great fun, its a dry ski slope but its got a half pipe and jumps. Much prefer it to xscape at castleford which i found boring. Dont think its worth driving from brighton for tho, but maybe theres something allong the same lines near you.
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Nothing near me but family in Sheffield so will check it out!Thanks
