We paid €191 for this experience, €150 on transport and wasted a full day of our holiday as we got here and it was closed. We selected the correct day and Date and it let us pay for it even though it is anyways closed on this day. There is also nothing else to do in this area other than the glacier 3000. Awful experience and really upset us as we aren’t here for long.

I enjoyed a memorable day with my sister and my mum on top of Glacier 3000. I visited last summer, and I managed to see snow. It's really worth the visit. I particularly enjoyed crossing the bridge between the two mountain peaks.

A huge construction site dominates the mountain and spoils any sense of tranquility. The idea that construction = Development surely has no place in the modern world. The ski slopes are poorly designed and few in number. All blue. All T-bars except about 150m one chairlift, only one restaurant. Overall impression best case everything done minimal cheap. Selling TISSOT watches to non-skiers seems to be the raison d'etre of this place

Avoid this kind of experience, the price is abusive, not worth it, the treatment of the staff is very rude, they just want to take your money.

An absolute must do! The most fantastic views I have ever seen in my life. It isn’t cheap, but it is worth it. We did the Golden Pass Train from Montreux to Gstaad, the bus then literally meets you at the train as described - so easy. It is then about 25/30 minutes on the bus to the bottoms of the glacier. When you get to the top of the glacier (2 very easy cable cars) there is more to do then first realised, we spent a lot longer there than we originally thought we would! The glacier walk is fab and worth it, it is about 5km there and back. My recommendation would be wear walking boots if possible! The snow is deep and there are puddles of glacier water at points. It is a harder walk than it seems. But the views at the other side are worth it. We went the Refuge l’espace at the end of the Glacier walk and sat outside. Not cheap but stunning views and a good pit stop before the other 2.5km back. By the time we had done that, the peak walk, a look in the shop and a trip down the alpine coaster we caught the second to last cable car back to the bottom! Only thing is the buses from the bottom only run every hour towards the end of the day, so we missed the bus by 5/10 minutes so we sat in the restaurant at the bottom and had a drink whilst we waited the hour for the next bus. It is so worth the trip, it was one of the best experiences I’ve ever had. My partner has skied a lot in his life and said he’s never seen views like that before either.

Fantastic to walk between the two peaks. Great views but you need to be patient when the clouds can move so fast that the outlook can change by the second . Well worth the trip .

To say this is not cheap, is an understatement. However, the views are absolutely spectacular. Smooth ride in both cable cars up to the top. Unfortunately for us, the wind meant we could not do the bridge. However, we saw so much of the fabulous views as the wind blew the clouds across. Can get busy with tourists but definitely a good trip.

It was my first time seeing snow and it was an amazing experience. We took two cable cars that got us to the main point of the attraction. There were hiking options available, ski rental and fun spot for kids. There was also a cafe with food options. An amazing day to enjoy with family, friends or individually. The place give a 360 view of the Alps.

I can't really recommend this place either to skiers or even tourists. I am local but I can hardly ever manage to come there in the winter seasons because it's almost always closed, citing the high winds. And even if they happen to be open: For skiers: - The top glacier area is rather boring, only blue trails there and t-hook or plate lifts that are ancient - The only black trail is OK and off-piste and couloirs around it are cool but it's closed even oftener than the whole area at the top For pedestrians: - the Tissot bridge is nothing really spectacular, you can find much nicer ones. It's OK say for tourists who never been in Switzerland but e.g. Rigi, Pilatus, Titlis and other touristy places are nicer - it's usually overcrowded - the restaurant at the top is overpriced and the food quality is just meh - walking areas don't have much of views And the owners can spare their time for replying about "closures due to safety concerns"--for example Saas-Fee somehow manages to remain open even when the winds exceed 70 km/h, while you close everything at 35 km/h. All in all I only try to use it as the last resort that formally remains open late in the spring but then 9/10 times I can't even get there since they close it.

It was my first experience with snow and it couldn’t had been better. What I most liked is that Glacier 3000 has a lot of activities for pedestrians.

Amazing experience, 1000% worth the money! Our tour guide (Normunds) was great! Really funny and had lots of amazing facts on the journey there. Even the coach trip to glacier was really good, insane views and couldn’t recommend it anymore! I really think Normunds made the experience even better! Really talkative and funny, couldn’t have asked for a better tour guide x

Normunds was exceptional a thorough guy no time wasted and was very helpful. The tour its self is outstanding.

We had a fantastic day tour with our guide Normund. He had explained the places to go first and the meeting points thereafter. He had made our first trip to Switzerland a memorable one and he was funny too. Thank you.

I have been coming to the Glacier for many years, and quite frankly the experience this time was extremely disappointing. First of all, the infrastructure on the slopes is unforgivingly outdated. I understand that there were many people, but it’s unacceptable that the ski lifts are the same as 20 years ago, with limited capacity and unnecessary queues forming up. Instead of working on the restaurant, perhaps it would be better to focus on the skiers. On a side note, how can it be that one out of the three (not 25) lifts, the Quille, was closed? 33% less capacity on a sunny day with plenty of people is unacceptable! The ropes thy were set up to get back are also a joke, as it is almost impossible to hang on and your gloves or jacket may get damaged… why not replicate the mini-lift that was set up at the Combe d’Audon? Then there’s the general level of service, which is abysmal. The people working at the parking lot are incompetent and made me go against a rock with my car! Also, nobody was putting salt on the asphalt, which caused me to suffer a fall I still haven’t recovered from (lucky I didn’t press charges). Finally, the restaurant… the “emergency” structure that was setup is totally inadequate, it’s unacceptable to have to wait 1 hour standing in line to order food. Why on Earth not doing the renovation during the summer season, when there’s hardly anyone going up? The slopes are fine, but if you cannot fully take advantage, the whole experience becomes quite poor…

We visited mid December when we purchased our ticket was informed that may close due to high winds but not informed that would be given no refund if did close. So bought tickets (my son's first time skiing I. Switzerland so excited). Took the lift up, as soon as go out all ski slope lifts were shut down by staff due to wind, closed nothing NADA. So we had to return down. On visiting the kiosk were told that no refund, even though we had not even got one chance to ski. If we had skiied for a few runs or so I guess I can accept there argument but we did not even use the service we paid for. The manager just quoted the rule book at us. I presume very swiss but really who cares just disgusting money grubbing as far as I am concerned hiding behind a rule book. Will never ever return.