Bulgaria Ski discussion board

Lift Prices

fraser Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 05-01-08 20:01

Lift Prices

this is from the official survey, but im sure Mikey will disagree Cool dearest lift pass in Europe is Andora average lift pass in europe last season was 136 pounds, dearest resorts are USA even with weak dollar with prices upto 276 pounds, cheapest pass in europe was Romania at 86 pounds, but then again if you divide the pass by the amount of squirrels in the trees multiply it by the amount of hours the sun shone and then stuff it all up your **** youll get a 'Mikey' Razz Razz Razz Razz Razz Booze Booze ...
this is from the official survey, but im sure Mikey will disagree Cool dearest lift pass in Europe is Andora average lift pass in europe last season was 136 pounds, dearest resorts are USA even with weak dollar with prices upto 276 pounds, cheapest pass in europe was Romania at 86 pounds, but then again if you divide the pass by the amount of squirrels in the trees multiply it by the amount of hours the sun shone and then stuff it all up your **** youll get a 'Mikey' Razz Razz Razz Razz Razz Booze Booze Booze Booze

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Snow Plough Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 05-01-08 21:06

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not nice fraser, where's your good will to all men and boarders. See you jan17th 09.

s.p. Booze Booze
arron Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 05-01-08 21:21
arron Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 05-01-08 21:25

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Oh and our lif passes were 38 leva a day in Pamps-LB190 per week. We got LB 2.64to the pound with our flex acc making our lift pass making it about £72 Wink
damo Author:damo posts : 651   (Expert)Date : 05-01-08 21:58

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Pretty cheap but then again if you look at it in snow centimeters to the pound Pamps is a ripoff!
Snowy Norman Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 05-01-08 23:08

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Hi Fraser,

Has Mikey upset you?

Snowy Norman
arron Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 05-01-08 23:43

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I never saw any mud this year so why do cm matter? I snowboarded on the top layer! Question
swiss toni Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 05-02-08 00:00

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ladas are also cheaper than Mercs, funny that Mercs are more popular Wink
mikey Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 05-02-08 01:58

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Dont be upset estate agent Frazer

Full listing of 6 day adult prices here (all prices shown in euros) :
352 Aspen - Snowmass, Highlands Buttermilk ($486)
334 Banff / Lake Louise ($462)
308 Jackson Hole ($426)
304 Whistler / Blackcomb ($427)
240 Zermatt/Cervinia
237 Paradiski
225 Mont Blanc Unlimited
220 3 Vallées
215 Baqueira Beret
211 Les Arcs
211 Val d'Isere / Tignes from V d'I website (or 202?)
209 Val di Fiemme
206 St. Moritz - Engadin (CHF 346)
205 Sölden ...
Dont be upset estate agent Frazer

Full listing of 6 day adult prices here (all prices shown in euros) :
352 Aspen - Snowmass, Highlands Buttermilk ($486)
334 Banff / Lake Louise ($462)
308 Jackson Hole ($426)
304 Whistler / Blackcomb ($427)
240 Zermatt/Cervinia
237 Paradiski
225 Mont Blanc Unlimited
220 3 Vallées
215 Baqueira Beret
211 Les Arcs
211 Val d'Isere / Tignes from V d'I website (or 202?)
209 Val di Fiemme
206 St. Moritz - Engadin (CHF 346)
205 Sölden
205 Obergurgl - Hochgurgl
199 Courmayeur - Valle d'Aosta
199 St Anton/Lech
198 Alpe d'Huez
197.5 La Plagne
197 Verbier (CHF 331)
192 Saas Fee (CHF 322)
189 Portes du Soleil
187 Ischgl - Silvretta Arena
186 Saalbach / Hint.
186 Stubai
185 Chamonix
184 Kaprun / Zell am Zee
182 Gastein / Schladming (Ski Amade) etc
181 Serre Chevalier
180 Kitzbuhel
176 Zillertal / Mayrhofen
176 Jungfrau (CHF 295)
175 Geilo (Norway)
172 Les Deux Alpes
169 Les Sybelles area
161 La Rosierre / La Thuile
162 La Grave
158 La Clusaz / Le Grand Bornand
158 Grindelwald/Wengen (CHF 265)
152 Madesimo
149 Murren (CHF 250)
149 Nevis Range (£102)
142 Font Romeu (Pyrenees)
136 St Sorlin D'Arves
124 Val Cenis
118 Kapaonik
114 Foppola
Now after all that I dont see really any crappy Andoran resort on top so we can stop right there with the fact you are giving my friend.
the world is not Bulgaria you know.
In many normal resorts there are first:
-discounts for regular visitors.
-mega discounts to even FOC for elderly skiers
-child discounts
-discounts when booking family pass
and so on and so on.

That is only one side of this argument which is more that clear anyway.
The other side is the RATIO MILES OF SKI RUNS per POUNDS in Money.

Lets have a guess who the winner is in some chart like that.
Some things are obvious and facts and some are wishfull thinking and dreams.
I stick to the facts when making decision where to SKI.

If you're looking for a single adult bargain, head for Iran (HA HA)where a week's pass was only £19 at Dizin last winter.
This compares favourably with Deer Valley, Utah, where the six-day peak-season pass costs $553 (£291) this winter.
In Europe the extremes range from €53 (£3Cool for a week in Bjelo lasica in Croatia to €250 (£179) for a six-day Mont Blanc pass.

BUT the same rule applies do you want the LADA or the Merc.
I bet (although I never ever bet and only bcause I am 100% sure I will win it)100pounds that you are not 'dancing' with LADA or Moskwitch when in Boro.

Lets finish on a high with this quote from Mat from this forum few days ago who says:
...I happily ski the Bulgarian resorts because I live here but would never come here again if I moved away. Compared to what is available in Europe from the UK and factoring in the flight and transfer times versus the difference in quality, its a no-brainer.
Unless you're
A CHAIN SMOKING ALCOHOLIC,
in which case you'll probably be financially better off coming here.
i this says it all.
Good night



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ian Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 05-06-08 18:25

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going to bulgaria in jan. is it cheaper to hire the gear out there or prebook through the travel company? advice appreciated.