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Accomodation for a couple of months mid season?
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Hey guys -

Hoping to leave work mid-season and catch the last couple of months of snow - few things though:

Firstly, not sure how much I should be budgeting.. I don't want to live super-extravagantly, but I don't want to be boiling my boot linings to have something to eat! How cheaply can I get accom for, for a couple of months? Any handy hints on finding accom for this length of time? I assume I'll have to get a season lift pass Sad

Secondly, none of my mates can really drop uni/their jobs like I plan to - I'm reasonably social but the thought of rocking up to a resort alone and not even knowing any seasonaires (besides people I know by username on Natives ^^) is a bit scary! Any ideas on how to get round that slightly nebulous one? Smile

Any advice appriciated Smile
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I assume I'll have to get a season lift pass

many resorts have season passes available at big discounts pre-season, ie if bought in the next few weeks. In our area a season pass bought now is the same price as two weeks in season. So you could save a lot with an early decision on where to go. That would also help with finding accommodation, though obviously reduce your flexibility to respond to a good opportunity.
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toiletduckuk - you might want to look for a shared chalet that does variable duration stays like this one, which is run by oopalley. It has the advantage of an instant social life.

A season pass will set you back around £300 in most resorts.
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try the below
http://www.planetsubzero.com/
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Cheers Smile Any other suggestions of good medium stay accommodation is appreciated!
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toiletduckuk, is this thread of any interest http://snowheads.com/ski-forum/viewtopic.php?t=20458
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