ischgl advice about apres ski

I would like to know more about the apres ski places to visit in Ischgl.
Please tell me which places are hot, where the scandinavians hang out
and where the german after ski takes place.
Is it all in the village or also on the piste?

Thank you

"Anton van SweelinckHout" wrote in message
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I would like to know more about the apres ski places to visit in Ischgl.
Please tell me which places are hot, where the scandinavians hang out
and where the german after ski takes place.
Is it all in the village or also on the piste?

All over the town would be about the best description....it can be a bit
mad. Don't forget to go toboganning on either a Monday (or I think they do
it on Thursday as well). Funniest thing you'll do all year. Get your lift
ticket (your normal lift pass doesn't cover it) & rent yr Tobogan from the
main lift station in the Village. You go up to the middle station, eat,
drink some / a lot and then ride yr Tobogan back to the Village - 950 M
virtical drop, about 8 km in length I believe. Most fun when there are about
6 or 8 of you.

rgds

I.

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"Anton van SweelinckHout" wrote in message
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I would like to know more about the apres ski places to visit in Ischgl.
Please tell me which places are hot, where the scandinavians hang out
and where the german after ski takes place.
Is it all in the village or also on the piste?

All over the town would be about the best description....it can be a bit
mad. Don't forget to go toboganning on either a Monday (or I think they do
it on Thursday as well). Funniest thing you'll do all year. Get your lift
ticket (your normal lift pass doesn't cover it) & rent yr Tobogan from the
main lift station in the Village. You go up to the middle station, eat,
drink some / a lot and then ride yr Tobogan back to the Village - 950 M
virtical drop, about 8 km in length I believe. Most fun when there are
about
6 or 8 of you.

rgds

I.


I would not hessitate to recommend Nikki Stadl and Kitzlock.

In Nikki Stadl they play german schlagers, and the two DJ's make a teriffic
show. You can sit on first floor, with your feets dangling through the
fence.

In Kitzlock you dance on the tables (in your ski boots) to traditional disco
music. Occational they have table sliding (big men, naked upper boddy,
tables in line, lots of beer). Was there a DJ?
I met quite a few scandinavians there in week 11.

They however both close at 8 pm (can't figure out why). Get there no later
than 4:30, as they fills quickly.

For later evening/night action, there is the Kuh Stahl. Traditional disco,
quet boring, unless you are a group.

Have fun

Ivan Rafn wrote:
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"Anton van SweelinckHout" wrote in message
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I would like to know more about the apres ski places to visit in Ischgl.
Please tell me which places are hot, where the scandinavians hang out
and where the german after ski takes place.
Is it all in the village or also on the piste?

All over the town would be about the best description....it can be a bit
mad. Don't forget to go toboganning on either a Monday (or I think they do
it on Thursday as well). Funniest thing you'll do all year. Get your lift
ticket (your normal lift pass doesn't cover it) & rent yr Tobogan from the
main lift station in the Village. You go up to the middle station, eat,
drink some / a lot and then ride yr Tobogan back to the Village - 950 M
virtical drop, about 8 km in length I believe. Most fun when there are

about

6 or 8 of you.

rgds

I.



I would not hessitate to recommend Nikki Stadl and Kitzlock.

In Nikki Stadl they play german schlagers, and the two DJ's make a teriffic
show. You can sit on first floor, with your feets dangling through the
fence.

In Kitzlock you dance on the tables (in your ski boots) to traditional disco
music. Occational they have table sliding (big men, naked upper boddy,
tables in line, lots of beer). Was there a DJ?
I met quite a few scandinavians there in week 11.

They however both close at 8 pm (can't figure out why). Get there no later
than 4:30, as they fills quickly.

For later evening/night action, there is the Kuh Stahl. Traditional disco,
quet boring, unless you are a group.

Have fun


Thanks guys, gonna be fun the next couple of days!

Thanks guys, gonna be fun the next couple of days!

Don't forget Schatzi's, just opposite the Pardagratschbahn