The ski resort in Bláfjöll experienced a vibrant atmosphere described as reminiscent of Austria after a brief delay caused by a lift malfunction. Visitors had been eagerly awaiting the opening of the Drottning lift for the winter season, and the excitement was palpable after its debut. With many schools in Iceland on winter break, the mountain was bustling with families and ski enthusiasts eager to hit the slopes.

Weather forecasts predict strong conditions for the coming days, but the operational manager of Bláfjalla, Einar Bjarnason, remains optimistic about the upcoming weekend and dismisses concerns regarding the weather, expecting a fantastic ambiance in the mountains. This outlook contributes to a positive atmosphere among visitors as they enjoy skiing during the holiday.

Overall, the opening of the new lift enhances the resort's offerings and provides a much-anticipated experience for the skiers, with many expressing their enthusiasm for the winter sports environment. The vibrant Austrian-like vibe reflects the excitement and enjoyment found in ski culture, reinforcing the appeal of Bláfjöll as a winter destination.