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Seen what I think is quite good deal for 3 nights in les gets 19th -22nd December for me husband , 4 year old and 5mnth old (not skiing yet!)
A couple of questions since I have never skied PDS before.
Is the recent snow fall likely to be sufficient to last and ski in les gets or will travelling to ardent to get in link to Avoriaz a better option?
Will I be able to get a private instructor for a couple of hours each day for 4 year old easily in resort or are they all likely to be booked up?
Is the open terrian likely to be advanced intermediate only or mixed as the reason for a pre season starter is to get 4 year old skiing better so would like some very nice long nursery slopes. Which is better avoraiz/ morzine or les gets?
Thanks in advance
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fizz wrote:
Seen what I think is quite good deal for 3 nights in les gets 19th -22nd December for me husband , 4 year old and 5mnth old (not skiing yet!)
A couple of questions since I have never skied PDS before.
It would have to be a very good deal.
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Is the recent snow fall likely to be sufficient to last and ski in les gets or will travelling to ardent to get in link to Avoriaz a better option?
Too difficult to answer. Snow..Thaw .. snow looks like the next week after that ????
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Will I be able to get a private instructor for a couple of hours each day for 4 year old easily in resort or are they all likely to be booked up?
If sober ( maybe) theyll be falling over themselves as it will be empty
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Is the open terrian likely to be advanced intermediate only or mixed as the reason for a pre season starter is to get 4 year old skiing better so would like some very nice long nursery slopes. Which is better avoraiz/ morzine or les gets?
More likely to be Beginner than Advanced early season as they open what is easiest first imho ... Les Gets ( but option to go higher in Avoriaz)
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fizz
- given how conditions are developing you should be fine in any by then.
As
Agenterre
says, you shouldn't have much problem finding an instructor as it'll be just before the main peak kicks in.
If you want someone who is really fabulous with kids, then I'd recommend booking some lessons with Dani at
BASS Morzine
. I did some ski school shadowing last season and, of all the instructors I've shadowed or skied with in the area, she is by far the best with kids.
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Thanks will definately check out Dani at Morzine for ski lessons if we go ahead,
It is a good deal - a catered chalet for 3 days including childcare for £700 for the 4 of us. I thought this was pretty good.
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