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Stubai Glacier FEBRUARY half-term
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Austria looking likely destination with family. Wondering if FEBRUARY will be too cold or windy for younger kids (7 and 4). Alternative is Zell am See which is much more sheltered and hopefully snowsure at that time.

Anyone skied Stubai mid February as have done last five Easters when weather is usually great. Thank you
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Totally depends. It's not possible to generalise. Well would obviously be the safer bet, but that's not to say Stubai is likely to be freezing and miserable.

OTOH, I'm not sure Stubai is really the best destination for a family trip in the main season. You don't need sure surety then, as everywhere will be good - so personally I'd go somewhere with accommodation close to the lifts so you don't have a bus ride with young kids twice a day. You'd probably be staying in Neustift for Stubai, which is still 20 mins on the bus. Plus there are lots of places with much more extensive skiing at that time, not that that's necessarily important.

I'd look at Westendorf personally.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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alternatively you could choose to stay somewhere near in Schlick2000 ski area..which is more family oriented.
You could buy the ski card which is for the whole area incl the Glacier...so if the snow is miserable in the Schlick2000 you could try the glacier
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you could choose to stay somewhere near Schlick 2000 ski area...
< That's a great suggestion from turms. Schlick is a lovely ski area - family-orientated but with some nice long runs, very scenic and a decent vertical. Fulpmes (the resort village for Schlick) is pleasant enough too, with a great range of accommodation and some nice places to eat out.
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