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Think skiing in Australia is expensive? Here’s what it really costs
['Ben Groundwater']
Brisbane Times - Traveller
You have to acknowledge that as the ski season in Australia opens and you look into a family trip to the snow.
Lift passes, gear hire, lessons, accommodation in small, beautifully located villages, airfares, meals (also in small, beautifully located villages), insurance: this stuff is expensive, as you would expect it to be.
They will also change for those who have already purchased season or annual ski passes – such as the Epic and Ikon passes – that include access to global resorts.
They are, however, representative of enjoyable family ski trips available at a certain time of year.
You’ll want two extra days, which adds $1480 to the bill for two adults and two kids, with gear hire but no lessons.