Awesome Tour - Terry was AWESOME and SUPER HELPFUL!!! He was on time for pick up, brought us water and snacks for the long day. He guided us throughout the day with time and assisting with getting our equipment and taking beautiful pictures and videos!!!! Would definitely recommend any tour with him!! As for the park, there is quite a bit to do but the lines are loooooonnggg!! It’s a lot of people. However, again Terry was patient and even held our space in line while he had to break for the restroom or something.

An activity not to lose it - The experience of our walk was great. in the park we had a great time. Terry arrived early to measure our shoes, left on time and took us to a snowwear rental site in the city, to avoid delays in the park. As a sky instructor he is excellent, has a lot of patience to explain, a lot of energy and desire. Throughout the ride he gave us all the necessary recommendations so that we could enjoy without inconvenience. Anyway, it was like hanging out with someone else in the family. I highly recommend it.

Excellent Adventure - Terry is like a lifelong friend, who will help you every moment, proactive and with an incredible disposition. At all times pending each member of the trip, with assistance and solution for each circumstance, we felt comfortable and it was very fun. I invite you to experience an excellent Tour 😊

Luckily we didn't go with the kids. - Looks like we're here on a bad day. Lots of people. We buy tickets with ski lessons shared by the page. So we avoid making a huge access line. But when you enter, you are warned that you must carry everything you need, because you cannot leave until you permanently retire from the park. We consume 1 American coffee + 1 express coffee + 6 fried cheese patties for banquet for $12,000. Line with 1 hour of waiting for sled activity. The chairlift to the summit works fast. We only manage to carry out these activities because the shared classes have defined schedules. In our case available at 14:00. We train at 13:00 in line for team rental, but preference is given to people who schedule private lessons, jump in line, and move quickly to find their equipment. I thought that because of the fact of renting equipment, the shoes you bring and obviously you must leave, would be in custody, but you are informed that there are lockers available for $5,000... and you must go back to the ticket store to buy the lock, because in that sector they do not sell them either. At last, we went out "armed" at 3:00 to our shared class. We were 7 people, 2 Chileans and 5 Brazilians. The assigned instructor had a poor command of Portuguese (I am Chilean and should not care, but speaks ill of an area that receives many international tourists). The class was poor and in the end we went to practice alone. Wow!! The trip back to Santiago gives for another review...