Europe's most expensive Ski Resort - Cost Breakdown

Zermatt: Europe's Priciest Ski Paradise? ️

Cost Breakdown & Manchester Flight Hacks! ✈️
Thinking of shredding pow in Zermatt, the crown jewel of European skiing? ❄️ It's true, luxury comes at a cost, but fear not, budget ballers! This video unveils the REAL breakdown of Zermatt expenses, from Manchester flights to accommodation, lift tickets, food, and activities.

Before you balk at the price tag, we'll show you:

Hidden gems & budget hacks: Affordable hotels, delicious eats, and free après-ski fun!

Manchester flight secrets: Score cheap tickets with strategic planning and insider tips!

Cost breakdown transparency: No sugarcoating, just the honest numbers for informed decision-making!

Is Zermatt worth the splurge?: We weigh the pros and cons to help you decide if it fits your budget (and dreams)!:

Epic Zermatt footage: Get a taste of the luxurious slopes, breathtaking views, and vibrant village! ⛷️️
Packing must-haves: Gear up for the ultimate ski adventure without breaking the bank!
Bonus tips: Avoid tourist traps, find hidden gems, and experience Zermatt like a local! 🇨🇭✨
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[NateSmith]

Expensive… yes. But try doing the same thing at Vail or Aspen in the US. It would be triple that price, even without the flight!

[_Mentat]

Booking the chalet from the train on the way there is pretty casual.

[feline.equation]

In January I went skiing at Lake Tahoe, and it was at least triple that. I got a massively discounted season pass, but lift tickets at that resort are about $170/day. The hotel we stayed at also had a kitchen and was right by the lifts, and was $500/night. Slightly shorter flights there than yours were $200/person. Once there, we spent $400 in groceries + another $400 (ish) at restaurants (we did go to one pretty expensive place, that was like $150). Gas for the car was ~$300 for the week. I have my own skis, so that doesn’t even count rentals—that’s typically ~$40/day/person if rented in Reno, closer to $60-80 if rented at the Lake. Tbh it would probably be cheaper for us to fly from California to Europe to do this than 1 hour away to Lake Tahoe. That’s sad.

[gondolafan]

Welcome to zermatt hope you had a nice time 😊

[smitz]

The way the climates going should do it asap snows getting higher and higher up mountains these days 😒

[SuperBechti]

I live in a so called luxury resorts in Switzerland, but I love discovering other resorts in France or Italy. I spent some time in Megève, Cortina d’Ampezzo, Chamonix and few other resorts and I realized that prices are pretty similar in those places than in my swiss town, but what upsets me is to hear foreigners complaining about the swiss prices considering that salaries in Switzerland are about three time what they are in France or Italy. I remember Austria to be quite affordable

[dominicw.g]

I love skiing in Switzerland we normally stay in lauterbrunnen think its slightly cheaper and you have a massive selection of runs

[SawyerHill-Norton]

I was just there and I could spot my flat in the video 😂

[MikkelPlayzGames]

You know whats funny? I get this video, the same day i arrive to Zermatt, i live on the Resort In Zermatt, and its amazing😅

[towahiro]

I recently went and saw Matterhorn by taking cable car, glad you two enjoyed!

[majormajor]

Wow, that's a bargain compared to Vail/Aspen/Jackson Hole... Even if including the cost of an international flight!

[imMth]

Im on the Italian side rn. Absolutely stunning both places 🤩

[Grammerr]

I used to live in zermatt and I’d go to that doner place every day after the slopes. Takes me back!

[slvshy]

This whole time i thought it was ridiculous how my epic pass gives me access to European mountains. I saw the prices at heavenly and thought jeez, the European mountains are probably a pipe dream. This makes me feel like I'm probably frequenting one of the most expensive resorts in the world 😮

[raaaabert]

Conveniently omitting the SBB train ticket from Geneva Airport to Zermatt 200CHF [~175GBP] each, return. That's over 1000 GBP total.

[Michael-pxoq]

For those who need the calculations, it is about 1k usd per person

[OrangeVROfficial]

Wholy crap that’s insanely cheap compared to where I would usually go in aspen one day lift pass in Aspen is equivalent to a three day there😮 that’s insane! Can’t wait!!

[Jakke]

Yeah the skiing passes got tripled last 5y, it’s crazy

[jimmyconway]

Not bad lift tickets in Colorado are like $200+ daily
Ways more to stay that close to mountain.

[sebastian-nysp]

Pretty reasonable price. Might go next year. Wouldn't not go so far for 3 days though, seems like a hassle for such short time