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Help 2 ladies chamonix or other??
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@CathS
, I think that's very fair.
The buses at the start of last season were apparently an absolute nightmare. Bad management and appalling staff comms. (Well, that was the excuse
). I heard better things after the Feb holidays.
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I think the worst bus journey I ever had was the last bus back back from Les Houches on a white-out day when half the valley seemed to have gone there. It had escape from Saigon vibes…
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
I think the takehome from the above for
@Yellowbean37
is that Chamonix is a different type of resort from most others in France (or elsewhere). It is in many ways iconic and has some fierce protagonists here - but the question is whether it is ideal for a first visit to be a long weekend, when the object is apres as much as the skiing.
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Chamonix apres is very much a, download/commute back to the town before any apres can really begin. If that’s your thing then it’s a great location.
I prefer slope apres after a great days skiing with some ski watching while the beers start flowing!
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andy from embsay wrote:
I think the worst bus journey I ever had was the last bus back back from Les Houches on a white-out day when half the valley seemed to have gone there. It had escape from Saigon vibes…
I've had better bus journeys travelling 3rd Class round India than some of the rides last January in Cham. And I was told then that it was operating on a revamped and improved timetable! God knows what it must have been like before.
Some horrible, aggressive scrums to get on already over-loaded buses, and shamefully people not giving up seats for local elders etc.
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