I'm Italian and I went to the Madonna di Campiglio ski-area before Christmas, we were the only italians in the hotel 🤣 The polish (and Czech) invasion is real and, the best thing about it, it's that you don't even cramp up the slopes because by noon everyone is drinking in a rifugio. Big up the polish gang!

Italy is a bit more expensive but you get much more for your buck

Same in Slovakia brother 👍

In Italia it rallye depends where u go

@@lorenzobalestri5596 Im going to madonna di campiglio as a pole

But only the beginner hill chairs dont check tickets right?

IDK about Poland, but every resort I've been to in the Alps has ticket scanners at every lift. Would work pretty much everywhere else in the world though.

@@SkillzorZ021 only some beginner areas do not scan

They never check tickets Here in the US. Usually to busy for them

@@Nightmans yeah I've only ridden in Canada in North America, they only checked tickets at the bottom stations there. Same in nz, Australia, and Japan. I've not been to a resort anywhere in the alps that didn't have rfid scanners at the bottom - sometimes even the top - of every chair

one of the steepest blacks in alps - give them a break hahaha

@@marcofurio9380 I mean that’s the point of his comment.., why go to the steepest resort in Alps if you’re not a confident skier? That’s like running 100m with Usain Bolt having never run before

@@marcofurio9380 Of course mate, but as I said there are so many other options within a 30 minute range. Val D’isere isn’t for beginners. People do what they want though, not for me to decide

Just come back from my first ski trip in Val, they’ve just spent millions on crafting the new green beginners area to bring in the people you are trying to put off. The holiday was fantastic, the progression you can have starting on the greens on solaise and working your way to the blues and over the other side is great! I came down la fornet on my fourth day skiing. An excellent place for progression, and the food, entertainment and accommodation is fantastic. People don’t need to ski a black to go to Val, that’s incredibly closed minded

@@willcook1071 Haven’t been there since 2019, so you’re probably right. Obviously it’s a great place considering food, entertainment and partying etc. I don’t necessarily have a problem with beginners skiing there. It’s just that from my point of view many of the skiers struggled with 80-90% of the terrain. You have very limited options as a beginner in Val D’isere (at least in 2019). First timers will have better experiences at smaller resorts imo. The big resorts often have expensive rates. Why’d you want to pay a lot if you’re limited to 10 slopes? Just my opinion. Some big resorts are “easier” as well. Found that my beginner-mates struggled less in La Plagne (and the rest of paradiski) and some places in Chamonix than in Val D’isere. The part between Val D’isere and Tignes is easier as well. If you’re limited to the easiest slopes (green and blue I think?) it’s probably not the best place for you. If you feel confident on red slopes you’ll be fine. I generally don’t pay attention to those signs though. Obviously you don’t have to ski blacks. Heck, some even go to Val D’isere for the 5* hotels and after ski. Ultimately I don’t really care what people spend their money on, I just think people should know how difficult Val D’isere can be.

polskaaaaa

which resorts would you recommend

@@MrTj145 i went to Jaworzyna krynicka and really enjoyed it. Theres also a big one on Kasprowy Wierch. Though i must say that Polish ski slopes cant be compared to the Alp ones in terms of size

No +1

can I know how much is it for each time Ski?

In Germany it just gets worse and worse every day with the stupid restrictions

Brits skiing is not normal 😂

@@dieterfischer3432 yes I literally just came back and was soo annoying

@@uknownh_2156 they're just fucking us day by day. This government is the biggest piece of crap I've ever seen

@@MrWojtkowsky Brits skiing is entirely normal.

sick idea

Hahahaaa

You have some in Poland too 😅

Omg this is a great idea!!

Yes me 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

Which city?

Which city?

Poland is a goated country

STRH Art Bistro Cafe is great for veggie and vegan options - I'm here now after watching that video.and was struggling with this same problem, lots of snow right now though!

Come to Erciyes, ski pass is really cheap, there are more than 40 courses and they are all connected.

Palandoken is best

Kartalkaya could be small also i can suggest you to try Uludağ/Bursa or Erciyes they are super cheap and really big mountains

There are German ski-areas I know of, giving away lift passes for free when you book accommodation. Obviously those are the ones with maybe 10 lifts maximum in the Sauerland, Schwarzwald (Black Forest) or right near the Austrian border where the Alps actually start to get height.

10$??? out in the US lift tickets are like 60$!

Same in France. They really seem to like Les 2 Alpes

I did exactly that in exactly the same place 🤣

Ahah, I always have a beer or two out on the slopes, major confidence boost for me. No issues on the board 👌

I can do both as well but boarding is much more fun to me due to the creativity

True, you def. need more balance when snowboarding, and balance is affected heavily by alcohol I think

Personally I think it's really dangerous to drink before skiing or snowboarding. You can hit 50kmh easily, up to 80 if you have a long board/skis. My dad almost got paralysed once by a drunk skier who drove into him from the back. You're endangering yourself, that's fine, your deal, whatever, but you're endangering others even more. I don't agree with ski drinking culture.

@@elisabethkonig4267 oh my, sorry to hear, new fear unlocked! A lot of people unaware of their surroundings almost crashed into me, it sucks you can't enjoy these sports fully because of those idiots.

Happy new year to you too!!

Omg he likes it siuuu

Yes because those who live in Europe would travel to America to ski…

You have clearly never been to swis alps lol

@@gameknight2016I mean yeah… I was making fun of how insanely expensive it is to ski in the states.

In the Netherlands that would be 500 euro lol

That must have been me 😁

Hey dude! Do you have a link to the ski resort and rental?