I would like to write my short story about our skiing on the Playa. We lived in Slavske in the hotel "Terem". Before Playa, we are about 40 km away in one direction (in time, 50 minutes by minivan). The route is good and comfortable. Since we were all (with the exception of 1 person) novice skiers, it is possible that we did not notice such special disadvantages (there is no experience after all, and there is nothing to compare with).
1) Prices. If you take a one-time chair lift, then the price is 60 UAH / 1 time. If you take a one-time rope tow - 40 UAH / 1 time. It is cheaper to take a subscription (there are two types of time 09.00-13.00 and 13.00-17.00) it costs 300 UAH / period - unlimited. On the very first day, we took one-time ones, since we did no more than 5 descents each.
2) Tracks. There are only 3 of them. There is a red one - for beginners. blue - for experienced. and black for the pros. we tried red and blue. Some swept with black. There was no snow during our period. Were artificial. The load was great and there were no queues.
3) Infrastructure.
On the territory there is a hotel, a first-aid post, a bistro, ski rental, parking, a children's slide ...There are no complaints about anything. Everything is convenient. We ate borscht (45 UAH per serving), drank mulled wine 28 UAH (300 grams).
4) Equipment. We took it in Slavske. It was cheaper for us that way. Since when renting in Slavske we paid 80 UAH for skis + poles. In Playa it is already about 220 UAH. A snowboard was also taken in Slavske for 140 UAH. There is also an instructor on the territory of the Playa - * 500 UAH per hour. We didn’t use it ourselves, we tried as best we could) in which we were successful when skating.
From vacationers we heard reviews that the slopes here are certainly not the same as in Bukovel, but at the same time this resort is in demand among skiers. A huge plus of the resort (and for us) that there are guns. And the lack of snow on our trip somehow compensated for the snow that we saw here)
1) Prices. If you take a one-time chair lift, then the price is 60 UAH / 1 time. If you take a one-time rope tow - 40 UAH / 1 time. It is cheaper to take a subscription (there are two types of time 09.00-13.00 and 13.00-17.00) it costs 300 UAH / period - unlimited. On the very first day, we took one-time ones, since we did no more than 5 descents each.
2) Tracks. There are only 3 of them. There is a red one - for beginners. blue - for experienced. and black for the pros. we tried red and blue. Some swept with black. There was no snow during our period. Were artificial. The load was great and there were no queues.
3) Infrastructure.
On the territory there is a hotel, a first-aid post, a bistro, ski rental, parking, a children's slide ...There are no complaints about anything. Everything is convenient. We ate borscht (45 UAH per serving), drank mulled wine 28 UAH (300 grams).
4) Equipment. We took it in Slavske. It was cheaper for us that way. Since when renting in Slavske we paid 80 UAH for skis + poles. In Playa it is already about 220 UAH. A snowboard was also taken in Slavske for 140 UAH. There is also an instructor on the territory of the Playa - * 500 UAH per hour. We didn’t use it ourselves, we tried as best we could) in which we were successful when skating.
From vacationers we heard reviews that the slopes here are certainly not the same as in Bukovel, but at the same time this resort is in demand among skiers. A huge plus of the resort (and for us) that there are guns. And the lack of snow on our trip somehow compensated for the snow that we saw here)
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