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Best time to go to the Snowdome in MK?
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Hello, i bought myself my first snowboard + bindings and would like to test them out before i go to france in feb. The closest indoor slope to me is MK and i've been before and thought it was pretty good for a practise. What day and times would you say are the quietist? I have work during the week and finish at 3-ish. I'm also not interested in the rails and jumps, i'd just want to go up and down. Thank you for any feedback.
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isn't a real person
I'd go when you finish in the afternoon - I've been mid-afternoon before and it's been quiet, can't remember the day but it was in the week. Weekends are obviously fuller, especially this time of year when people are learning or getting ready for their holidays. Think weekends they also have the kids club, where some of the main slope is fenced off for kiddies to do tobogganing. They have a training slope that's in operation most of the time but that's purely for the instructor classes so I believe.
I used to go on tuesday nights now and then with a mate and it was quiet, a few jumps and what not but just random skiers and boarders.
They have freestyle nights (think they are thurs/fri/sat) which can get busy, especially when they have the jumps and rails set up.
BTW, welcome to
s and good luck with the boarding - I took it up back in 2006 and can't get it out of my head
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
thank you for the reply
i'll book up a day tomorrow.
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s and good luck with the boarding - I took it up back in 2006 and can't get it out of my head 