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'''The Snowed Inn''' is a hotel which is about 600 miles away from [[Springfield]]. The Simpsons go there on a ski trip and [[Homer]] leaves early to get away from the traffic, but when they go on the main road, they find a lot of traffic.
 
'''The Snowed Inn''' is a hotel which is about 600 miles away from [[Springfield]]. The Simpsons go there on a ski trip and [[Homer]] leaves early to get away from the traffic, but when they go on the main road, they find a lot of traffic.
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Revision as of 16:58, January 6, 2019

The Snowed Inn
The Snowed Inn.png
Location Information
Use: Hotel
First appearance: "Rednecks and Broomsticks"

The Snowed Inn is a hotel which is about 600 miles away from Springfield. The Simpsons go there on a ski trip and Homer leaves early to get away from the traffic, but when they go on the main road, they find a lot of traffic.

Non-canon

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The Simpsons: Tapped Out

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The Simpsons: Tapped Out hotels

Behind the Laughter

The name of the hotel is a pun on the term "snowed in", meaning being unable to get out of a building due to a build up of snow by the exits.

Appearances