SnowpenAir 2014 ~ Deep Purple

Deep Purple at SnowpenAir 2014

 
SnowpenAir is a brilliant rock festival held every year since 1998 at Kleine Scheidegg in the Jungfrau region (between Grindelwald and Wengen)
 
On 5 April 2014, the English rock band Deep Purple will appear at the SnowpenAir concert on Kleine Scheidegg. Advanced ticket sales have now started.
 
 
After Joe Cocker, Amy Macdonald, James Blunt, Bryan Adams, OneRepublic, Roxette and many other stars, SnowpenAir have again booked a group that has worldwide success . Deep Purple will make their second guest appearance on 5 April 2014 on Kleine Scheidegg at 2000 metres above sea level. 

 
 
Since this is also in the height of the ski season for the Jungfrau area it is an ideal opportunity to combine a ski holiday with us and the concert too!

Kleine Scheidegg only is accessible by mountain railway. You travel to Grindelwald or Lauterbrunnen via the Bernese Oberland Railway. The Wengeralp Railway travels from there to Kleine Scheidegg.
 
Prices are from CHF110 per adult
 

Tickets are available online at http://bit.ly/HMIJWt and you should have a look at our web site www.otp.co.uk for information about the resorts on Grindelwald and Wengen - you can request a quote online if you fancy a cheeky ski break and rock concert too!
 
For info: OTP offer 29 resorts in Switzerland for winter ski, and also summer ski, MTB holidays, Road Biking, Golf Safaris and City Breaks (all at www.otp.co.uk)
 
See you soon!
 

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