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Hi,
I'm thinking of booking a trip to MdC but just want to check out what the costs are like once you get there? Am a bit worried as keep hearing that it's where the rich italians like to go - is it because they are the only ones who can afford food / drink / beer etc.
Does anyone have any info? Also any advice on good places to stay?
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AnnCook
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We have just got back from Madonna and it has to be said that for Italy its on the expensive side for beer, spirits etc but food was not to badly priced.
We found our hotel bar (Cristiana) was about half the cost in town and would recommend it for its position (although the beds were a bit hard).
There does not appear to be any traditional apres although we did our best to find some but there are some nice bars and you tend to get lots of nibbles (actualy we were given plates of the stuff in some of the bars) with your drinks.
Having said that the skiing was excellent and you can ski in all areas without needing to use the ski bus (provided that you are close to one of the gondolas).
We will certainly be going back and will be trying even harder to find the apres
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Hi steve out there on friday with a 5 and 7 year old, sounds like you were on a child free trip any tips for managing time on the mountain, in particular where all the kids hang out on the piste, there is suppose to be two kids snowplay areas, did you come across them if so are they at base level or up the mountain a bit. Ta
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Yes we were sans children but there seemed to be some kind of kiddies play area near the Belvedere restuarant which is in town, there is a park in the centre of town which has slides etc which we saw children using and the skating rink seemed fairly popular.
The skiing is great and they have just had another dump of snow so you'll have a great time I am sure.
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Thanks for the advice I think I'll just go for it then and book it. Can't believe it's a year away already!
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