Snow! - It is a wonderful experience for those who want to know the snow. Until 15:00, the road only rises and then only descends. You may at any time need the snow chains on your tyres. It's 40 closed curves, so an anti-hemetic remedy will help. As to expect, meals are more expensive in Colorado and there are only two restaurants near the ski resort. We were lucky to have had snow 1 week before, which, for some, was a bad luck for not being able to climb the mountain. Everything is so beautiful!

Best place for kids - The kids had fun, but there's a lot of queues. Landscape pretty nice, but food and drink an absurdly expensive! But it still remains the best for the children in Farellones. Buy tickets a day before on the Internet and avoid queues to get in.

Horror Circus - The park has the potential to be a fun attraction for those who have their first contact with the snow. However, it sins by lack of organization and beyond. There are not enough bathrooms, lack of surveillance / security (people do what they want: when we were there, a lot of people climbing steep walls of the snow mountain, risking to cause serious accidents and no one to stop them), the options to eat are pizzas and with a lot of queue (so take your snack) By the way , queues for everything. The perrengue just wasn't bigger because we went with a travel agency and at least we didn't have to face the entrance queue of the park that was losing sight. But once inside, each one for himself. Anyway, it's a circus of horrors.

I don't indicate the Farellones park - The landscape is beautiful, but the park itself left much to be desired. Bad structure, only has 1 male bathroom and 1 female for the whole park. Rows and more rows for everything, in the bathrooms, for food in the foods trucks, which even is very expensive (but this detail we already knew). Huge queues on all the toys, poor staff service. To leave the park and get to know the village, you have to eat something in some restaurant outside, to show the ticket at the entrance, to get back into the park. That's absurd. So, whoever is, must align expectations with reality. They won't be able to play in all the attractions because of the queues. Bring water and food to avoid wasting time and paying expensive for food. And get ready to have a good time in the bathroom queue.

Experience is not worth the investment! - The site does not have the slightest infrastructure to be considered a park. The entrance is very expensive. There are no discounts for older than 60 years, only over 75 years. I wonder what you'd do in a park like this, an older man over 75? It has no covered or heated area, has no quality food, besides being an absurdly expensive one. Rounds of more than 2 hours and very few attractions. Without organization and equipment the attractions are old and broken. It is not worth the cost to enjoy a park with such low quality! Not recommended... there are other options for the same prices.

2 and 3 hours in line to get in a game, not at Disney. - The park is badly organized. It's throwing silver in the dump. They're filling the park without limits. I went yesterday with my family and from 11 AM to 4 PM we could only play on the sleds. We had to rent a snowboard team and pay for a class to be able to do something, as all the activities had 2 and 3 hour queues. DON'T GO TO FARELLONES PARK. UNA BASURA!

Bad state of preservation. Wait for everything. - Wait for everything. Equipment in poor state of conservation and rough and poorly prepared staff. Unfortunately, it is the one that has the most activities for children, so it ends up being used. I went with low expectation and stayed in the Villa, to go early, on a weekday, expecting to have a smaller amount of people. But it was still an unpleasant experience in general.

Rows and more rows - We were in July, in the high season, and the park has not enough structure for so many people. The queues for the cable car and attractions like: Boia, Ski Bunda and Tirolesa gave more than 1 hour and a half. Bad food, the meat empanada doesn't taste like meat. For those going to Skia the cable car line is smaller. We'll never go back on vacation.

Basic park, 1-2 hours wait for each attraction - Very basic and pathetic snow park. Fee to enter and need to line up from 1-2 hours to be able to use play attraction. Ski pretty basic (not a ski park).

DECADENT PARK - ONE OF THE WORST EXPERIENCES I'VE HAD IN CHILE. PARQUE I HAVE NO INFRA TO SERVICE THE CLIENTS. BAD ATTENTION FROM OFFICIALS. GIANT DAUGHTERS. DIRTY AND DIRTY BATHROOMS. IT'S EXPENSIVE TO HAVE A NEGATIVE EXPERIENCE