Top Active Leisure Sport in Sweden

I suggest checking the special events calendar before going. They sometimes have tournaments or themed nights that can be super fun! I missed out on a cool event during my visit.

My advice is to grab a light snack before heading in. The food options are decent but a bit pricey, so saving some cash on that is a good idea

I think you should bring your own cue if you have one. The house cues work fine but having your own makes a big difference in comfort and play.

Bring cash! I found out they had a minimum for card payments, which was a bit annoying. It's always helpful to have some on hand for tips and small purchases.

Check their website for happy hour specials before you go. I missed out and ended up spending more than I expected! The savings can really add up, especially if you're planning to stay a while

If you're into food, I recommend grabbing a bite before hitting the tables. The snacks there are decent, but the nearby restaurants offer better options that won’t break the bank!

I suggest arriving on a weekday around 4 PM. It was less crowded, and we snagged a billiard table easily. The vibe is way more chill during those hours!

My advice is to download an offline map before you go. I got a bit lost on the trails, and without service, it was a hassle retracing my steps.

Grab a snack at the local grocery stores instead of in the resort. I found some delicious options for a fraction of the price, plus a nice spot for my picnic.

Check out the late afternoon ski pass deals around 3 PM. You can squeeze in a good couple of hours without forking out for a whole day pass.

I think you should bring some friends if possible, because the atmosphere is definitely more lively with a group. Just be ready to wait for tables during peak hours!

I suggest arriving around 5 PM to snag a good spot before the crowd rolls in. It gets really busy later on, especially on weekends!

If you’re on a budget, check out the happy hour deals – they have some great offers on drinks and snacks that can help you save quite a bit.

My advice is to try the food. I wasn't expecting much at a billiards bar, but the burgers were way better than I thought and totally worth it!

I suggest arriving at least 30 minutes early to soak in the atmosphere and find a good spot to watch the action.

I recommend checking the schedule online before you go. Some matches can get super crowded, and you want to catch the best ones

Make sure to bring a light jacket! It can get a bit chilly inside, especially if you're watching a long match.