After reading the negative reviews on trip advisor I want to write to tell everyone about the fantastic day my wife and I have just spent skiing. We were part of a group of ten having lessons on their "ski in a day", we had a excellent instructor who was able to push and challenge the more able in the... more

If you are at all serious about wanting to learn how to snowboard at a quality facility, then do not book time at the MK snowzone. Having boarded for 5 years indoors and out I was appalled at the snow conditions and the maintenance of the slopes. The level of instruction for the intermediate lesson my daughter attended was well... more

Generally the Xscape building is excellent, with some great (if expensive) shops selling ski, board, bike, and other outdoor brands. There's a cinema, bowling alley, and places to eat, from fast food to reasonable chain restaurants. Parking can be tricky at weekends especially near Christmas, and can work out expensive if you're not lucky enough to grab a cheap space.... more

Check online before you go for deals. I took the kids toboganning for only a fiver. special summer deal only but given the weather we have had lately it is a great holiday boost. There are lots of other things in the Xscape building bowling, climbing,air tunnels. But 30 minutes on the slopes is fun and with this offer is... more

Just came back from my first lesson on how to Snowboard and I wish I hadn't bothered. The music was so loud that I could hardly hear what the instructor had to say. .. When I wanted to tell the instructor this, he was either at the bottom of the slope or at the top - and I was at... more

Xscape is popular because of the variety it offers - there's something for everyone under one roof. There's masses of parking on all sides of the building and it is free after 6pm. Along the outside there are places to grab a bite, such as KFC, and there's a taxi base. Inside it is clean with a good security presence.... more

Xscape it your one stop shop for leisure. the main attraction is the snow slope, the largest one in europe. You can learn to ski, or snowboard, you can hire ski equipment and clothes in the Snozone. Altogether this may be abit expensive. There are many decent restaurants in the xscape such as la tasca, ASK, ect. There are some... more

Generally the Xscape building and all its facilities is fantastic but if you are thinking of going to the Snozone having looked at the brilliant pictures of pure white untouched snow on their website then my advice is keep your twenty quid and spend it on beer when you get to the real slopes. I have been to the SNOzone... more

It was the badger! Me and the misses went there and learnt to snowboard in a day which was brilliant the instructor was extremely helpful and taught everyone at their own pace. The only bad thing about it was the blisters and the bruises from the crashes! Since then we've been going when we can and never had a bad... more