cammyammy Wrote:
For a second imagine you've just paid 40 odd quid for a one hour private lesson on top of the £29-£35 day ticket. If you only get a couple of runs in with tuition its hard to justify the expense and certainly makes the value of doing so questionable, as little can be achieved with just two or three runs. And to make matters worse if you have beginners/small children in your class it can take a long time to get to the lift let alone up it.
Luckily for us bad queues (with an exception) are not that frequent a problem so normally wouldn't warrant such a thing. But it simply is necessary at times.
To put it very bluntly ski school clients have parted with more cash than the average punter when you look it in a £/hr perspective.
That's the risk you take when you book private lessons... Sometimes you're going to have a lot of your time taken up in queues. Its irrelivent how much you've paid, you still queue up with everybody else.
You're not "more entitled" because you have paid more.
Its like saying "get out of my way, I've paid more than you therefore my time is more important"
Anybody pushing in front of me gets told to GTFO