Opening hours of Beijing Jundushan Ski Resort in 2020-2021 Opening hours of Hu Jingzhi Ski Resort

There are two ski resorts in Beijing that will open in the near future, namely Judushan Ski Resort and Hu Jingzhi Ski Resort, which should open in early December. There will be free skiing activities before the opening, and many tourists will definitely go there.

Opening hours

Beijing Hu Jingzhi Ski Resort and Beijing Jundushan Ski Resort are expected to officially open to the public at the end of November and early December. At that time, everyone can go to Changping to experience the joy of winter!

"On the evening of the 21st, we officially started snowmaking operations. If there are no special weather effects, we can basically complete the paving of some first-class roads by the 29th, and then skiers can try skiing." Teacher Huang, the person in charge of the Beijing ski resort, said, "If the middle roads and first-level roads are all covered with snow, it will probably not be until early December."

It is understood that the expected opening time of the Hu Jingzhi Ski Resort this year is later than It was a little late last year because the cooling was relatively late this year. At the same time, we learned from Beijing Jundushan Ski Resort that they also officially started snowmaking operations on November 22, and the opening hours are basically the same as Beijing Hu Jingzhi Ski Resort.

“If you encounter extreme weather, such as heavy fog, sudden rise in temperature and other uncontrollable factors, the equipment cannot make snow, and the opening hours of the snowfield may be adjusted.” Teacher Huang said, “Based on the current situation According to the snowmaking conditions of the equipment in the past two days, the equipment can be laid smoothly as planned and opened as scheduled.”

According to Mr. Huang, the Beijing Ski Resort will hold free skiing trials from November 29th to December 1st. Activity. Ski enthusiasts can find out how to participate in the event in advance through the menu bar of the WeChat official account of Hu Jingzhi Resort Hotel.

Introduction to Jingzhihu Ski Resort

Beijing Hu Jingzhi Ski Resort covers an area of ​​80,000 square meters. The ski resort has two first-level trails, one intermediate trail and one teaching trail. Magic carpet transportation is adopted, with 4 magic carpets in total, which is convenient, fast, safe and reliable. Recreational programs such as snowmobiles, snow tours, and snow cans for all ages have been established in the snowfields.

Address: Taoyukou, Xingshou Town, Changping District, Beijing

Self-driving route

1) Drive 4.6 kilometers along the Jingcheng Expressway, from Tianbei Road/ Exit Zhaoquanying/Beishicao Exit and go to Beishicao Bridge, go up the ramp and turn right. 2) Drive along the ramp for 550 meters, turn left at Beishicao Bridge and enter Tianbei Road. 3) Drive along Tianbei Road for 210 meters and turn left into Changhuai Road. 4) Drive along Changhuai Road for 8.4 kilometers and turn right at the rear. 5) Drive.

Bus *** Route

Metro Line 5 - Tiantongyuan North Exit B - walk 200 meters - take bus 537 at Tiantongyuan North Station (Dongsanqi). Get off at Taoyukou.

Introduction to Jundushan Ski Resort

Beijing Jundushan Ski Resort Co., Ltd. is located at the foot of Dujun Mountain in Changping District, more than 30 kilometers away from the city center. It is adjacent to the Ming Tombs in the west and the famous Xiaotangshan Hot Spring Resort in the east. The ski resort has a total sliding area of ​​150,000 square meters. It has the most difficult, safe and comfortable beginner and intermediate ski trails in China and a ski training area specifically for beginners. The ski resort's chair lifts, trailers and trailers, as well as 5,000 sets of various types of ski equipment, can accommodate more than 6,000 guests every day. The ski resort has Chinese and Western restaurants, cafes, ski supplies stores, supermarkets and other service facilities, providing first-class services to ski enthusiasts.

Address: No. 588, Shuncun, Cuicun Town, Changping District, Beijing

Self-driving route

1. Exit 30, Changping South Ring Road, Beijing-Tibet Expressway (Changping City District) ——Southern Ring——Southern Ring Bridge——. After getting off the bridge, turn left at Jundushan Ski Resort toward Cuicun on Changcui Road.

2. Exit No. 11 of Jingcheng Expressway - Changjin Road, direction to Changping - the intersection of Changjin Road and Ansi Road, turn right - Changcui Road, turn left towards Cuicun - Jundushan Ski Resort.

3. Litang Road - Ansi Road - Ansi Road Branch - Changcui Road, turn left to Cuicun Road - Jundushan Ski Resort.

4. Sixth Ring Road Mafang Exit, - Ansi Road, - Ansi Road Branch, - Changcui Road, turn left to Cuicun, - Jundushan Ski Resort.

Bus *** route

1. Take bus 888, 886, or 345 (express) at Deshengmen Bus Station and get off at Changping Dongguan Station

< p>2. Subway Line 13, Xierqi Station, transfer to Changping Line Subway, get off at the terminal station, get off at Nanshao, get off at Chang 11 Road, get off at Beishaowa Road, then cross the road and transfer to Chang 21 Road, get off at RD Center and follow the signs to Jundu Mountain Ski Resort.

Notes

Pay attention to ski consumption.

Winter is gradually entering, and it is the peak period of annual ice and snow sports. All major ski resorts have opened their doors to welcome guests. Skiing, as a speed sport, is inherently dangerous. While enjoying the fun of ice and snow, consumers need to establish a sense of self-protection and strengthen the concept of consumer rights protection.

Consumer complaints mainly focus on the following issues: skiing injuries caused by consumers, operators’ delay in compensation, inability to provide rental cabinets and ski equipment after payment, and ski vouchers purchased by the group cannot be returned. Use and rental deposits have not been refunded. Here, the Beijing Municipal Administration for Market Regulation reminds consumers that they should pay attention to the following points when making ski purchases:

First, understand the business hours and charges of ski resorts in advance.

Since the opening hours of ski resorts are greatly affected by climate, the opening hours of each ski resort are different. Consumers should pay attention to the opening and closing times when going to play to avoid being turned away by the boat. In addition, you should also have a general understanding of the fees charged in the snowfield and know what entertainment items are included in your ticket, so that you can spend it clearly.

The second is to voluntarily purchase insurance to prevent accidents. Since many tourists go to ski resorts and some skiing projects are dangerous, the elderly and children should be careful going there. Some ski resorts have clear regulations on the age of tourists, and consumers are advised to understand them in advance. Since skiing is a dangerous sport, many ski resorts recommend that consumers purchase personal accident insurance. Consumers can choose whether to buy based on their actual needs, but operators cannot force them.

Third, check out the rental ski equipment. There are many entertainment projects, many of which require rental equipment, such as snow circles, snow suits, skis, etc. For rented ski equipment, consumers should carefully check whether it is damaged and whether the size is used. If there is a problem, communicate with the merchant and replace the product in time.

Fourth, it is important to keep consumption vouchers. Playing at a ski resort may incur many expenses, such as tickets, rental deposits, insurance premiums, etc. After paying, consumers should ask for relevant vouchers from the operators and keep them properly. Once a consumer dispute occurs, consumers should promptly provide evidence to safeguard their rights.

Skiing injury claims

Skiing has gradually become a popular sport among consumers. Although skiing can bring people a thrilling feeling, there are also many hidden dangers, which may also cause unexpected injuries to skiers. How to claim for a skiing injury?

If the ski resort fails to fulfill its safety guarantee obligations, it should bear responsibility.

First of all, you must keep good evidence, such as tickets, consumption records, etc. and photos of the scene of the injury. Medical records, medication receipts, etc.

In addition, for consumers, in addition to taking photos and retaining evidence of tickets, they must also pay special attention. Some ski resorts will issue a "Ski Resort Accident Certificate" to consumers and require their signature. At this time, consumers should read carefully before signing, and do not relax their vigilance because of the verbal promises of the ski resort. During the accident, the expression "accidental fall" should be used with caution and the incident process should be stated as detailed and accurately as possible.

When negotiating the amount of compensation with the ski resort, if the other party refuses, you can sue through legal channels and request a court judgment.

What should I do if my phone slips and is picked up by someone else, but the other party refuses to return it?

When skiing, mobile phones can easily slip out of pockets. What should I do if I lose my mobile phone, find it by someone else, and refuse to return it?

First of all, the other party is obliged to return it. Article 109 of my country's "Property Law of the People's Republic of China": "Lost property shall be returned to the right holder. The person who finds it shall promptly notify the right holder to collect it, or deliver it to the public security and other relevant departments." This article clearly stipulates that the owner When the return is requested, the person who found it has the obligation to return it.

When the rights holder requests the return of the mobile phone, the first thing the responsible person should do is to return the mobile phone instead of asking for reward fees. If the owner demands return but the finder refuses, it is considered unjust enrichment and can be claimed through civil litigation. During the compensation process, if the owner is willing, a certain reward fee can be given to the owner; if the owner is not willing, the person who picks up the goods cannot forcefully ask for it. The Property Law does not stipulate that the finder is entitled to a reward.

Forcing the reward money may constitute extortion.

So, if the lost item is picked up by someone else and the other party refuses to return it on the grounds that no reward will be given, the owner can call the police to resolve the matter.

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