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Best place to book?
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 02-07-08 10:24Best place to book?
Hi all,Does anyone know the best (cheapest) place to book ski hire and lift passes for 6 days? Best we have found so far is about £150
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£135 with Thomsonski and Crystalski includes 6 days tuition if you wanted it too.re: Best place to book?
That sounds good, thanks. Been on the site but can't find where they offer just ski packs; seems to be only holidays with the ski packs!re: Best place to book?
you can get just ski packs from this website, you just need to send a requestre: Best place to book?
thanks guys!re: Best place to book?
Best and cheapest? Surely two that do not go together.And the best you have found is £150!!!! Jesus what do you expect to pay peanuts?
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I did not put best AND cheapest, I put best (cheapest), to me cheapest is best!I'm sure you'll agree £135 is better than £150, some of us are on a budget
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No I do not agree that cheapest is the best and I hardly think worrying over a whopping £15 saving is the right way to go. If you paid an extra £15 and got better boots better ski's and better instruction surely that would be the best?
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To be fair though you have no idea what the skis & boots will be like booking online if you were there side by side you could then make an informed judgement.
Ive been to some highly expensive resteraunts in the UK and the food was terrible converly have been to some very cheap resteraunts and the food great. A high price doesnt always indicate quality of the product.
Also on a different note if playing golf some people with handicaps of greater than 2 (i.e. worse than) spend a fortune ...
Ive been to some highly expensive resteraunts in the UK and the food was terrible converly have been to some very cheap resteraunts and the food great. A high price doesnt always indicate quality of the product.
Also on a different note if playing golf some people with handicaps of greater than 2 (i.e. worse than) spend a fortune ...
To be fair though you have no idea what the skis & boots will be like booking online if you were there side by side you could then make an informed judgement.
Ive been to some highly expensive resteraunts in the UK and the food was terrible converly have been to some very cheap resteraunts and the food great. A high price doesnt always indicate quality of the product.
Also on a different note if playing golf some people with handicaps of greater than 2 (i.e. worse than) spend a fortune on special balls however the difference is not noticable until you reach a good enough level and that not being one of them.
Ive been to some highly expensive resteraunts in the UK and the food was terrible converly have been to some very cheap resteraunts and the food great. A high price doesnt always indicate quality of the product.
Also on a different note if playing golf some people with handicaps of greater than 2 (i.e. worse than) spend a fortune on special balls however the difference is not noticable until you reach a good enough level and that not being one of them.
