Overall OK. Snow was a bit better than a few years ago when there last. However service leaves a lot to be desired, not very family orientated either and the doggie do doo's are not pleasent AT ALL. If you can spend the money go long haul....Canada or US far better experience overall, but if this is your local mountain for a quick weekend then go for it...

Tignes is absolutely fantastic and can be recommended to Skiers of all levels. The Espace Killy is so vast that you will never get bored and once you leave the resorts the pistes seem almost deserted even in the high seasons. Off piste is exhillerating but should pay attentention to where they say are the safer ares. Night life is awsome and caters for all tastes. Talking of tastes there are many varied restaurants with prices accordingly varied. For more information visit www.tignesvisitor.info. Inshort Tignes is an alround brilliant place for skiing and being the highest based resort in the French Alps has an almost unfailing snow record and the longest season.

Tignes is sic! It is huge, high and varied. If you want glades best go mid season but for nearly all year round riding in the Alpes it is very hard to beat. Val D is just over the hill with a natural terrain park. The lifts are mostly fast and there are usually plenty of routes to where you wanna go. To ride it all you would need a season plus.

Its not a cheap lift pass but worth it, there are two main towns to Tignes both are good for the crack but stay in between them or a little ways away if want a quite night in as it can get a little loud late in to the morning. Tignes is all that, and a bag of popcorn!