OUR OFFERS
• Lift pass early booking offer: Pre-book your lift pass by 30th June 2014 and save upto 40%
• Free ski days: Book a 9 to 14 day lift pass and only pay for the price of 8 days
• Free lunch box for kids: Pre-book any tuition & children aged 5-12yrs receive a free daily lunch box
• Free child lift pass: Free lift passes for children aged 0-5yrs available in resort
• Free child lift pass: Free lift passes for children aged 6-12yrs with each pre-booked adult lift pass. Valid all season except 27th December 2014 to 2nd January 2015 arrivals
• Free child equipment hire: Free equipment hire for children aged 6-12yrs with each adult pre-booking equipment hire. Valid all season
Mont Tremblant Snowsure | Short transfer | Great for beginners & intermediates | Family friendly | City add-on
“A picture-book pretty resort where skiing, shops and accommodation come together beautifully. The rapid lift system serves tree-lined trails suitable for all levels of ability, especially beginners. After a day on the slopes explore the Québec heritage in the pedestrianised, cobbled streets. Après-ski activity buzzes in the numerous bars & restaurants, with a great emphasis on family fun.” Alan Iren - Senior Product & Purchasing Manager
Also available online • Le Kandahar Visit
neilson.co.uk/monttremblant to view this property Why not try Free First Tracks at 7:45am Free skate hire and ice skating on Lac Miroir Scandinavian baths & saunas Ice climbing: Challenge yourself to climb a frozen cliff face, no experience necessary. Tubing: Have hilarious fun sliding down the hill on an inflatable inner tube! Getting there (see page 288) Departure airports: Heathrow. Arrival airports: Montreal (YUL), Transfer time: 1hr 30mins. Departure day: Saturday & Wednesday.
Mont Tremblant Ski Essentials – prices from Lift pass (6 days) Senior Adult Youth Child Lift pass...............................£205 £235 £170 £140
Ages: Senior = 65yrs+, adult = 18-64yrs, youth = 13-17yrs, child = 6-12yrs. Free pass for 0-5yrs must be pre-booked with adult passes. 6 day pass allows for 1 rest day.
Equipment (6 days) Adult Child
Standard skis & boots ............................... £120 £90 Advanced skis & boots.............................. £160 - Standard skis.............................................. £105 £70 Advanced skis ............................................ £135 - Standard board & boots............................ £120 £90 Standard board .......................................... £105 £70 Ages: Adult = 13yrs+, child = 2-12yrs.
Tuition Ski............................... 2x2h30min £90
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Ski...................................... 2x5hrs £170 £175 £175 Ski...................................... 3x5hrs £225 £260 £260 Board................................. 1x5hrs £95
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Board................................. 2x5hrs £185 £190 - Board................................. 3x5hrs £245 £285 -
Ages: Adult = 13yrs+, youth = 7-12yrs, child = 3-6yrs. Ski lesson duration adults 5hrs, children/youth 5hrs 30mins Important: Special offers may be withdrawn at any time. Prices are from amounts shown, based on low season, in £s & approximate.
Liftpass&tuition pricepromise
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Pre-book with Neilson and we promise you’ll pay no more than you would in resort – see page 293
For our full selection of ski essentials visit
neilson.co.uk/skiessentials Mountain
Information Beginners: Intermediates: Advanced: Terrain Parks: ●●● Non-skiers: ●● Families:
Freeride: Nightlife:
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Range of pistes Very Easy 17% Easy
33% Medium 50%
Skiing altitude: Glacier:
Resort altitude: Pistes:
Number of runs:
265m–915m no
265m 80km 94
Number of lifts:
Cross country trails: Night skiing:
13 comprising of: 2 Carpets, 10 Chairs, 1 Gondola 100km no
Snowmaking: Resort ski bus:
76% runs covered no
For more activities, offers and resort details, visit
www.neilson.co.uk/monttremblant
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