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Someone had said and hoped, others have joked, but the slogan "thank god summer is over" is now reality. The heavy snowfall spread over all the reliefs and the Arctic cold wave that is sweeping Italy have contributed to an opening anticipated in almost all ski resorts.
Wednesday 27 November 2013 6 minutes reading time
By next weekend you can ski almost anywhere and at locations that will start the season with partial openings you can take advantage of discounted day. Here are some examples:
Aprica: Saturday, November 30 and Sunday, December 1, 2013 partial opening of the ski area with skipass on offer in just 10 euro. The Milky Way open systems only on weekends and then reopen them permanently from Friday, December 7 and for this first taste of ski lift pass will be at the promotional price of 25 euro. Also in La THUILE has been confirmed for the opening Saturday, November 30th, the day on which it will be possible to ski areas of Les Suches and Chaz Dura advantage of the daily rate of € 20.00.
Notwithstanding the first weekend, which acts as a bit 'from rehearsal, rates of daily for the next season are a slight increase in a little' ovunque.Tendenzialmente stations'' Valle D Aosta and Alto Adige will increase generalized, in Piedmont and in particular in the small ski prices remain stable compared to last season, while in the Dolomiti Superski, the only station that does not increase the skipass is Arabba Marmolada.
Let's see what happens in the different regions:
AOSTA VALLEY'' generalized increase of € 1 on all day. The cost to Cervinia is 40 euro for the ticket on the Italian side and 55 for international (1 + €'' s last year.) The period of the Christmas holidays, which is always the most expensive, the Daily Monterosa-ski can cost 44 euro, such as the'' last year. PIEDMONT Alpe di Mera, in Sesia Valley, price stuck at 29 euro as Bielmonte, Limone Piemonte is also unchanged at € 33. There remain also confirmed the prices of Macugnaga, Prali and San Domenico 28 €. A Bardonecchia the daily costs 35 euro, increased by 1 euro as well as ski and Mondolé Pontechianale. Garessio increases the price of 2 € and Sestriere, excluding the next weekend, the price for the season will go from 34 to 36 euro for the ticket and the standard 45.5 to 47 for the entire international district. LOMBARDY Ponte di Legno (Adamello ski) corrects upwards of € 1, the daily costs 37 Euros. Trentino Ski passes of Monte Bondone, Campiglio, Panarotta, and Val di Fassa all increase of € 2 compared to last season, but instead to St. Martin Castrozza Paganella Fiemme and the increase is 1 euro. Remains stable ticket Lagorai where the daily adult is € 23 VENETO Stable Arabba Marmolada 45 euros, while Cortina increases by 3 euro and the ticket to the owl grows to 1 euro. TYROL Val Gardena and Alpe di Siusi, Dolomites Superski, Kronplatz, Alta Badia and Val Senales enhance all of 2 Euros. Skipass Alta Pusteria increases of 1.5 euro, Caress it rises to 37 euro remains stable while the ticket in Val d'' Last 30 Euros.
Also, if you think that the desire of snow and the possibility of our pockets not to walk hand in hand, here are some alternative solution out of the most popular destinations.
Pescasseroli - A gondola five ski lifts and a ski lift. The price of the daily is 22 euro with further discounts for students with student card in tow or for groups of 20 or more people. Seat, the Abruzzo day ticket costs 20 Euros. Brentwood, Trentino-L'' plateau Brentwood is served from the ski resorts of Polsa and Valentine's Day. Has 13 lifts and more than 40 km of slopes. The cost of the day is € 23 infra-week and 27 at weekends.
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