A moment from 2004 animated children’s movie, The Polar Express, secured the number one spot, with the scene where the magical train sets off winning 18 percent of the vote.
The poll by Club Med, the luxury all-inclusive ski experts, revealed that the moment when Elsa is heroically saved by her sister Anna in Disney movie Frozen was chosen as the second-best scene.
Movie buffs also voted for Harry Potter's snowball fight against his rival Draco Malfoy in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, with 14 percent of those polled choosing it as their favourite.
Estelle Girardeau, Managing Director, Club Med UK and Northern Europe said: “We know the great British public has missed being able to get out in the snow over the past two years and what better way to ready yourselves for the return to the slopes than re-watching a few of our most-loved snow scenes in classic movies.”
Scroll on to find out what other films made the list.
Movie buffs also voted for Harry Potter's snowball fight against his rival Draco Malfoy in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, with 14 percent of those polled choosing it as their favourite.
5. Cool Runnings
Disney movie Cool Runnings is based on the true story of the national Jamaican bobsled team, who fought against all odds to make it to the 1988 Winter Olympics. Photo: Paramount/Kobal/Shutterstock
6. The Holiday
This 2006 romantic-comedy, which was written, produced and directed by Nancy Meyers, tells the story of two unlucky-in-love women, who decide to switch houses for two weeks. However, on their holidays, they both meet local men who they start to fall for. Photo: Contributed
7. Bridget Jones' Diary
This 2001 rom-com is adapted from Helen Fielding's popular novel of the same name. The movie chronicles the life of Bridget Jones - a single 32-year-old woman - who writes a diary which often touches on all the ways she wants to change her life. However, her perspective changes when two new men come into her life. Photo: Contributed
8. It's A Wonderful Life
In this classic Christmas film, an angel is sent to help suicidal business man George Bailey (who is played by James Stewart), by showing Bailey what life would be like for others if he had never been born. Photo: Rko/Kobal/Shutterstock