In most of the ski schools I've worked this was a big issue. Should we go in front of the queue to be at our worplace in time, or was it too obvious and a bad image for the ski school. Of course Ischgl is here one more time exeptionnal - "my mountain - my rules" , so they just put a shield where the entrance for ski teachers is, so nobody gets confused :)))
Written Aug 25, 2009
Two phenomenons here >
1. The local guys working hard on being "Mr.Popular" in what concerns the girls. Their tactic to impress is by drinking loads of alcohol and most of the time they end up much too drunk to be good for anything.
2. The second phenomenon is the incoming females,that are trying to blend in by speaking a heavy local dialect with more or less success.
Written Apr 21, 2009
Surprising sign on the Höllspitzbahn... it saying that if you are drunk you will be not allow to take this chairlift... It is a good idea for your own safety and especially for the safety of others...
Slopes are quite steep and you need all your balance to keep up on your skis. So don't stay too long at the ski bar if you need your skis to go back to the valley, once down see my Après ski tip to continue the fiesta...
Drink in moderation as usual!!!
Updated Mar 19, 2007
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The red run to the village gets stupidly crouded around 16h ,when all the wannabe skiers decide to use their last chance to demonstrate their skills.
Honestly said - avoid it if possible . For several reasons : first of all at the end of the day the slope is all ice and moguls, second - people trying to ski all around you could be dangerous. They have the gift of falling right in front of you or right into you. Both dangerous situations. As they are not in control , they slide on ice for the next 20 meters leaving skis, poles , hats and goggles all over the place.how convenient. you have to go and pick all for them. And last but not least - the most injuries happen at the end of the day , when your adrenaline keeps you from estimating realistically that your muscles need a rest after a whole day of overload.
Written Jan 12, 2007
Beware !! You are going to the place where the party is going on 24h a day. So if you are not used to the lifestyle , it might be a good idea to pick another place for your holiday....
If you don't know after awhile where your room is , and are sleeping in the hotel lobby , you have a little problem, buddy.....not to mention that the next day when you wake up around noon, you will be good for nothing , and you have missed the day for skiing.....And it was probably a great sunny day with some new snow.....but you can't have it all ,right?
Like this guy that came today in the ski school at 11h , instead of 9:30 when he was has having his lesson....hahahaaha....well it's his loss....
Written Feb 23, 2006
Unfortunately quite a common sight - injured tourists . The reason ? if you ask me - too many people ski way too fast for their abilities. Go back to reading the 10 FIS rules !!!
For snowboard - wear as much protection as you can get. The most important are helmet , wrist and knee protectors.
Written Feb 18, 2006
Please if the weather forcast says "Snow Storm" save yourself the bothering of going up in the mountain only because you paid for a ski pass. In the best case you could get lost because of the fog and low visibility ....in the worse.....u wanna know?
Written Feb 18, 2006
Beware ,Skis and boards get stolen on a regular basis in Ischgl , so If you want to find your gear where you left it when you go Apres ski ,for example it's a good idea to buy a locker. I am not sure this is a 100% guarantee ,but at least it will cause some difficulties to the dudes....
Updated Feb 12, 2006
Warning Stupid tourists on tour!!!
We had them all - the Elks from Dennmark on tour , the Pigheads ,the Footballheads ,the Orange jackets on tour.....the clown....All of you got Punkd..heheheehee
Updated Feb 18, 2006
In case you got injured on the slopes (and I hope you won't) there is a well organised first aid that will transport you to the doctor. To be continued.
Updated Feb 12, 2006
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In case you got injured on the slopes (and I hope you won't) there is a well organised first aid that will transport you to the doctor. To be continued.

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