Is Chill Factore real snow?
Is Chill Factore real snow?
The Chill Factore is home to the UK’s longest indoor ski slope – but have you ever wondered how the snow is actually made? That’s right…the snow is real – and the attraction produces 9.5 tonnes of it EVERY day.
How old is the Chill Factore?
After two years in the making, Chill Factore launched in November 2007 bringing the UK’s longest indoor real snow slope (180 metres) to the North West. Since opening the doors Chill Factore has welcomed over 3 million visitors and is regarded as a leading UK visitor attraction!
How steep is Chill Factore?
The height of the building is 45m. The main slope starts at 40m at the top widening to 100m at the bottom. The area covered by snow is 10,200 sq m. This equates to around 1,632 tonnes of snow, based on a snow depth of 40cm.
Can you wear trainers to chill factor?
Trainers are not suitable. Lift pass and lesson prices include boots, skis, poles, snowboard and helmets but you are more than welcome to bring your own.
Who owns the Chill Factore?
Snow Centres Ltd. has acquired the BEYOND including the Chill Factore ski slope from U+I. BEYOND is located less than 4 miles away from Manchester City Centre, adjacent to The Trafford Centre; one of the most popular shopping destinations in Britain.
Is Chill Factore a blue run?
A blue run in Manchester – Chill Factore.
Who owns Chill Factore?
Snow Centre
In March 2020, Chill Factore announced that its owners Extreme Cool Limited and U&I PLC had sold the company to Snow Centre who currently operate The Snow Centre in Hemel. They also announced that Morwenna Angove – CEO would be replaced by Ian Brown as managing director.
When did chill factore open?
November 2007Chill Factore / Opened
Does chill factore have showers?
Hello! Yes we do have showers, they are located in the Changing Village, next to the disabled bathroom.
How much did chill factore cost?
Prices
| Activity/ Product (Full Cost) | Adult Price from: | Family Price from: |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Hour Lift Pass | £30.00 – £34.00 | £89.00 – £99.00 |
| 2 Hour Lift Pass | £36.00 – £40.00 | £109.00 – £119.00 |
| 3 Hour Lift Pass | £42.00 – £46.00 | £125.00 – 135.00 |
| 8 Hour Lift Pass | £49.00 |
How much did it cost to build the chill factore?
The £31m Chill Factore, owned by London-based equity fund Bridges Ventures, opened in November 2007 and has since had more than three million visitors. As well as skiing, the complex has a climbing wall, bars, cafés, restaurants and shops, employing around 250 people in total.
