Farellones 2024: Tudo o que você PRECISA saber para curtir a neve!!

Summary

In this detailed video, the creator explores the opening day of Farelones Park in Chile, providing a comprehensive guide for visitors. The video highlights essential tips such as renting waterproof gear, purchasing tickets in advance, and navigating the park’s activities, including ski lessons, sledding, and snowboarding. The host answers common questions about the park's attractions, food options, and pricing, while also offering insights into the best times to visit. With beautiful snowy landscapes and helpful tips, viewers gain valuable information to make the most of their visit to this popular winter destination.

Takeaways

• 😀 The park has two entrances, with the lower one being more common for agencies to stop due to its proximity to parking.
• 😀 It's recommended to buy tickets and passes for activities in advance to avoid long lines at the park entrance.
• 😀 Renting waterproof clothing and ski gear at a local shop is possible, and it's advised to do so the day before or at the shop near the park.
• 😀 Ski lessons are available throughout the day, but it's better to focus on skiing one day and the park activities on another to maximize your experience.
• 😀 The park offers activities like tubing and sledding, and there are specific rental areas for equipment.
• 😀 You can bring your own food and drinks to the park, but there are also food carts and small cafeterias for purchasing snacks and drinks.
• 😀 The ski and snowboarding equipment rental must be done at the park itself, and it's not available online.
• 😀 The park provides opportunities for both beginner and advanced skiers with multiple lessons and designated ski areas.
• 😀 The park has a small children's area with inflatable attractions and a mini ski park for kids under 1.20m tall.
• 😀 It's better to visit the park during weekdays to avoid crowds, as weekends are busier with local visitors from Chile.
• 😀 The park operates daily during the snow season, with normal hours from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and stays open until the snow melts.

Q & A

What should I do to avoid long lines when visiting Farellones Park?

It is recommended to purchase the park entrance tickets in advance or through a partnering agency to avoid long lines. Purchasing tickets on the day of your visit can result in waiting in long queues, especially at the entrance.

Can I rent ski gear in advance before arriving at the park?

Yes, you can rent waterproof gear such as boots, pants, gloves, and jackets the day before your visit at a store called Linda Brasil. Alternatively, agencies also stop by the store, where you can rent gear before heading up to the park.

Is it possible to ski and enjoy other activities at the park on the same day?

It's not recommended to do both ski lessons and park activities on the same day. Due to the busy schedule, you might not fully enjoy either. It's better to dedicate one day to skiing and another to enjoying the park's other activities.

What activities are available for children at Farellones Park?

There is a mini park with inflatable attractions and a small snow slide for children. The park is ideal for children up to 1.20 meters in height, offering safe and fun activities tailored for younger visitors.

Can I bring my own food to Farellones Park?

Yes, visitors are allowed to bring their own snacks, drinks, and even juices into the park. However, for those who prefer, there are food stalls offering sandwiches, pizza, coffee, and other snacks for purchase.

Are there any food options available within the park?

Inside the park, there are food trucks and small cafes where visitors can purchase snacks like sandwiches, pizza, and drinks. However, there is no full-service restaurant inside the park itself.

Is it possible to use credit or debit cards for payments at the park?

Yes, credit and debit cards are accepted at the park. However, make sure to convert your currency to Chilean Pesos, as payments with foreign cards may not work if not properly converted.

What is the cost of a ticket to Farellones Park?

The entrance fee to Farellones Park is 45,000 Chilean Pesos during peak season and 37,000 Pesos during the off-season. Children between 1 meter and 1.20 meters in height pay 23,000 Pesos.

Can I access all the park's activities with a general entrance ticket?

Yes, a general entrance ticket grants access to all the park's activities except for skiing or snowboarding. If you want to ski or snowboard, you'll need to pay an additional fee for those activities.

What is the best time to visit Farellones Park to avoid crowds?

It is better to visit during the weekdays as weekends are busier, with more local visitors. Visiting on weekdays offers a more relaxed experience without the long queues and crowded areas.