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New Year
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Hello

I am looking to ski over New Year. Partly because New Year in the UK is rubbish and the other part being I am a teacher so am very limited as to when I can ski. I have no idea about resorts, having done some in France, Andorra and Bulgaria. Basically I am looking somewhere that has a range of runs (I like it leisurely, the boyfriend likes it faster!) that will have something going on for New Year.

Suggestions much appreciated.

Thanks
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Hi fionalee86,

The good news is that all of the larger resorts will have something good going on for New Year, and a good range of runs for you and your boyfriend.

I am sure that other people will be along soon to let you knnow what is going on in their resorts so I'll kick off with La Plagne . . .

- Good selection of blue runs, and easy access across to Champagny, Les Arcs etc on blue runs only. Plenty of more challenging stuff for your boyfriend including reds and blacks. Some good itineraries where you can go up the lifts together, but take different routes down.

- Over New Year La Plagne offers a party on the piste with bands, an ice bar, "show" - as yet still a secret what sort and a countdown and fireworks at midnight.

Hope that helps - and happy planning!
Heather
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Dont go to Bansko over New Year the reosrt got extremely busy and we had queues of around 1hr most mornings to get up the main lift.
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There will be a very large party in Tignes with a world famous DJ - Tignes has appeared in various lists of the top 10 places to be in Europe for 'The Bells'. Plenty of skiing for all but the very beginner.
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fionalee86, New Year prices tend to be very high and the resorts busy as it is a big holday throughout most of Europe. My general experience is that it is celebrated pretty much everywhere a lot of hotels will have Gala dinners etc. My own preference at that time of the year is to avoid areas without a decent number of tree lined areas as it can be pretty cold.
I have had greratt imes in Switzerland and Austria but Switzerland is quite pricey at the moment.
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