Indoor parks in Netherlands?

LC.

LC.

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A few of my friends and me are planning a tour around the Netherlands to hit up some of you guys indoor slopes that look sick from what I've seen online. If anyone can let me know which are definitely worth a visit or worth avoiding that would be awesome. And are the park built up permanently or are there certain times when everything will be open?
 
Hey, I've you come here for just the sensation of an indoor-slope, go for it! But if you come here for the skiing you can better stay at home.

Whe don't have mountains here, our country is f*cking flat, that's why I dislike it. We do have some hills, but they aren't big. One of our biggest indoor slopes is approximately 500 mtr (I thought about 1500 feet, not sure) and lies in the south of the Netherlands. It's called Snowworld.

I live nearby Snowplanet, it lies nearby Amsterdam. It's a 30 minute ride if you rent a car. It isn't really big, 230 meter. But it's ok for sometimes, in the summer we do have a park, but in fall and winter the summerpark is removed because of the large group of Dutch tourists.

I dont't know all the indoorslopes, the only indoorslope I know is Snowplanet. But we have a lot more indoorslopes, approximately 6 or 7 or something like that. If you wan't to know which you should visit, you should see this topic

--> http://www.ultimate-snowboarding.com/posts.php?topicID=12516

I've made an account for you at ultimate-snowboarding.com. Your username is BamBam1, your password is bambam. So you can react at your own topic.

BTW: It's the biggest snowboardforum in the Netherlands, but it is also popular among the freestyle skiers the Netherlands knows. You'll find a lot of info here, it counts 6000 members. Maybe not big compared to Newschoolers, but huge in the Netherlands. These guys (and girls) can tell you everything about the indoorslopes.

Oh, before I forget, the scene here is more a snowboarder scene. You won't find much freestyle skiers here, freestyle skiing is still growing. But the freestyle skiers who live here are very stoked and passionate about skiing.

Good luck with planning your trip!

Greetings,

Robin (a 17-year old Dutch boy who wants to learn freestyle skiing in Northern America, I'm still a wannabee...:( )

PS: If you can't find the answers at ultimate-snowboarding.com, just mail me: kite.otto@gmail.com

I'll react every week
 
Cool, that site should give me some good answers. I live in the UK and get free skiing at my local indoor slope because I work in the centre. We just fancy something different, only interested in kickers and rails though, so if there's no park at a certain slope, there's no point in going to that one. And a few days in Amsterdam too will be good.
 
I recently moved to Amsterdam for one Semester (so i am still here for 2 Weeks, and I need soon some Snow - I am from Austria) So I wanted to check out some Indoor Slopes. But unfortunately I didnt bring my Skiing Stuff. So I have to wait, untill I am driving home the next time. Them I will bring my skis and hit some slopes :P Crazy to be a freeskier in the Netherlands dude! 

I will also check out the forum, which you talked about...
 
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