Q : Are the deals featured on Cheap ski holidays live?
A : We try to ensure that all ski deals are updated daily, however, in some cases this is not possible as bookings could be made without the property owner telling us. It is up to the property owner to ensure all deals and information on this site is kept up to date at all time. In the case of a dispute please contact the ski holiday provider. |
Q : How Can I send a deal to my friend
A : You can send it by going to the deal detail section and you will find a link that you can use to send that cheap ski holiday deal to other parties. |
Q : Are the cheap ski deals featured covered by ATOL or ABTA?
A : Cheap ski holidays accepts no liability whatsoever for the accuracy of the information contained within this website, which is provided by property owners/operators. Your final booking is made direct with the property owner/operator and any contractual relationship arises entirely between the two parties. You should ensure that you are satisfied with all of the holiday arrangements prior to making a booking with the operator/owner. You should ensure that you are also satisfied with the security of any transaction made with the property owner/operator, and that adequate insurance is in place to protect any monies and/or the holiday itself. Cheap ski holidays acts as a directory and will not become involved in any disputes between the client and property owner/operator. |
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Q : How to Advertise?
A : To advertise on this unique ski holiday site and to ensure your ski property gets noticed please email Ross@cheapskiholidays. |
Q : I'm looking for a chalet for a group on a sole occupancy basis can you help?
A : Cheap ski holidays specialises in group ski holidays, from school ski trips to corporate clients, we have an extensive knowledge of which resorts and chalets are suitable for different groups. |
Q : Train, Plane or Car?
A : If you are taking your own ski's dont forget that some airlines charge for ski carriage.
Self -drive with an average of 10-12 hours to the Alps is often a cheaper option especially for families than flying. If you are self-catering, having a car means you can save money by stocking up at local supermarkets outside the resort, aswell as having a means by which to get to the slopes everyday if you are not situated within walking distance or near a local bus stop.
You can get an extra day if you travel by the overnight snowtrain, operated by Rail Europe and Eurostar, which normally runs from St Pancras in London to six international stations. |
Q : Lessons, Equipment and Liftpasses?
A : Keep an eye on the cost of lift-passes as they vary from resort to resort. If you are going to a large ski area you could save money by buying a local pass and then a days extention to the whole ski area. For example - Trois Vallee is £175 but you can buy a pass for just Courchevel for £141 and a Trois vallee extention for £17.....saving a total of £34 per couple.(Which you could then put towards a nice cold Beer/Vin chaud after a hard days skiing!!)
Also, Look out for our many great deals where lift-passes are included in the price of the holiday. The savings here per couple can reach upto £300.
If you are new to skiing don't splash out on expensive skiwear or go to top international resorts with huge ski areas. Pick smaller resorts where tuition and lift-passes are cheaper and try and borrow suitable clothing or pick up some cheap ski bargains from places such as TK Max. A ski holiday can quickly become an expensive holiday if you splash out on clothes and equipment that you may only use once a year or even worse never again! |
