Top 10 Indoor Ski Resorts in Europe

[@ekay4495]

(Snow Arena, Lithuania) is REALLY good (full day ski pass + equipment + clothes = 50 Euro) Chairlift, 450 Meter indoor slope 60m drop, 650 meter outdoor slope when -5c, snow park (some rails, boxes, big jump at bottom, etc), 150m beginner slop, go karting outside, Spas, Waterparks, etc 10-15 mins away

[@MasonFerebee]

That’s me skiing at Milton Keynes 🤘🏻

[@mountain_sight]

Looking good!

[@Benzknees]

The Snow Centre seems to have morphed into the Chill Factore at 0:44!

[@sneeuwplankers]

Be aware that the center in Neuss doesn't always have the park up and also there are quite often ski teams that train. Halveing the slope size for regular visitors.

[@TheSigma-n3k]

What about the UK's Tamworth Snowdome - the UK's first

[@chillin-x1]

thanks

[@mountain_sight]

Thanks for watching!

[@TheMightyKinkle]

Why are you blurring out the name of the place at 2:01?

[@patrickpa322]

You might have mixed up some things with the Alpincenter because there are two of them. In your video footage you can see two different ski resorts. One is placed in Bottrop and the other one in Wittenburg. So keep that in mind ;)

[@m.hoffman2889]

forgot the 600m long indoor ski run in Amnéville France

[@ipman7375]

I thought I would see Lithuanian Snow Arena on the list

[@airflightsim8]

good video

[@mountain_sight]

Thank you!

[@joshualegend6386]

I go to the snow centre in Hemel i ski it in 10 to 9 seconds it is to short

[@Alex-rc1ly]

Full of inaccurate information..

[@PipinhoSnow]

ok