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 | Shanghai Launches World's Largest Indoor Ski Resort: L*SNOW Sets New ...
Shanghai unveils the world’s largest indoor ski resort, L*SNOW, featuring 90,000 square meters of skiing space, shops, hotels, and a soon-to-open water park, expanding to 350,000 square meters. Recognized by Guinness World Records, this resort uses advanced cooling and snow-making technologies alongside sustainable features like ice storage and solar panels, balancing high energy demands ...
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 | Miami's New Indoor Ski Resort Slated to Open 2025
Other attractions of the development include an ice skating rink, an aquarium, a submarine lake, and indoor roller skating. Coming in at just under $5 billion, the development will be called American Dream Miami after the American Dream mall that recently opened in New Jersey and boasts North America’s first indoor ski resort. As indoor ski resorts become wildly popular abroad, they ...
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 | New Triple Play Ski Pass Includes 15 Northeast Resorts for under $200
This could be a game-changer for New York City skiers. Thats 3 days of skiing at 15 ski areas for under $200. A bangin' deal. The first 1,000 passes will go for $169.99, while the rest will go for $199.99. Sales begin September 1, 2025, just in time for families and weekend warriors to start lining up winter trips.
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 | Heli-Skiing Accident in Northern Sweden: Avalanche Kills Two Brothers
Two Italian skiers lost their lives on March 20 when an avalanche struck a heli-skiing group in Sweden’s Abisko mountains near the Norwegian border. The victims, brothers Mattia Böer, 50, and Daniele Böer, 45, were buried under the snow, while a third brother, Simone Böer, survived by deploying his airbag. The helicopter was also partially buried.
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 | Tragic Alaska Avalanche Claims Lives of Three Heli-Skiers | Teton ...
Three heli-skiers from Minnesota, Montana, and Florida tragically lost their lives in a massive avalanche in Alaska’s Chugach National Forest on March 4, 2025. The victims—David Linder, Charles Eppard, and Jeremy Leif—were skiing with Chugach Powder Guides when the devastating slide struck. Despite deploying avalanche airbags, they were unable to survive the immense force of the slide ...
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