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Pas de la Casa for New Years

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  • 13-08-2014 3:15pm
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    NewCorkLad
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    Hey I have just booked flights and accommodation for New Years week in Pas de la Casa in Andorra. Just wondering does anyone know when is the latest I should be booking lessons and ski hire as Im sure it will be a busy week there.


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    dzer2
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    NewCorkLad wrote: »
    Hey I have just booked flights and accommodation for New Years week in Pas de la Casa in Andorra. Just wondering does anyone know when is the latest I should be booking lessons and ski hire as Im sure it will be a busy week there.

    Id book them on site as you dont know what the snow conditions will be like until closer to the time.


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    Overflow
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    NewCorkLad wrote: »
    Hey I have just booked flights and accommodation for New Years week in Pas de la Casa in Andorra. Just wondering does anyone know when is the latest I should be booking lessons and ski hire as Im sure it will be a busy week there.

    Good luck with the snow !! :D

    Just book it when you get there. I have never pre-booked these things and have never had a problem.


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    NewCorkLad
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    dzer2 wrote: »
    Id book them on site as you dont know what the snow conditions will be like until closer to the time.
    Overflow wrote: »
    Good luck with the snow !! :D

    Just book it when you get there. I have never pre-booked these things and have never had a problem.

    Thanks

    We are all beginners so we wont need mountains of snow, but I assume with the snow machines we will get out on some snow no mather the weather.


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    Overflow
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    NewCorkLad wrote: »
    Thanks

    We are all beginners so we wont need mountains of snow, but I assume with the snow machines we will get out on some snow no mather the weather.

    In that case the more snow the better as you will probably be falling quite a bit, the Pyrenees are very rocky :D

    I find Andorra, in general, has quite unreliable snow conditions. I've been in January a few times and the resorts were barely ski-able. Although I believe last year the conditions where pretty good.

    The snow machines will only run as long as it is cold enough.


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