Considering this for an early Jan break and would appreciate any wisdom you can pass on...
like......
.Total transfer times from UK (flying from London base)
.Relative prices of stuff
.Queues
. Slope attitudes
. Welcome for Brits / Europeans
. Any surprises???
hi oldieski, i went to killington in feb had a great time,
well i flew from manchester 8 hours, plane half empty so had 3 seats cool strech out, i flew to newyork then to boston then to rutland, then only fifteen mins to killington, flew with continental, £300 return 6 flights so very cheap, the slopes were excellent well groomed no crowding, while i was there anyway, they love the brits, queues, non!!! but i would advize you to stay close to the slope, as killi itself is 5 miles long, ...
hi oldieski, i went to killington in feb had a great time,
well i flew from manchester 8 hours, plane half empty so had 3 seats cool strech out, i flew to newyork then to boston then to rutland, then only fifteen mins to killington, flew with continental, £300 return 6 flights so very cheap, the slopes were excellent well groomed no crowding, while i was there anyway, they love the brits, queues, non!!! but i would advize you to stay close to the slope, as killi itself is 5 miles long, would highly recommend you go, but when i was there record low temps, and they do call it the ice coast==east coast,
anything else just holla,
Noodles
We flew to Boston then 4 hour transfer. Stayed in the 4 Mountains hotel - OK but no entertainment.
Best food and entertainment was the Wobbly Barn - great place and great live bands.
Slopes were fantastic - locals not over friendly.
No queues to speak of - great lift service.