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Borovets lift passes

Grey wolf Author:Grey wolf posts : 162   (Intermediate)Date : 01-16-12 19:49

Borovets lift passes

All

There was a post running where someone was buying lift passes in advance off some website. Can't find it and don't know how it worked out. Can someone advise the cost of this season's 6 day pass please. Used to get them off 'ski holiday extras' but that option seems to have gone now and struggling to find website to buy in advance.

Please don't suggest get with tour operator, we are travelling on our own.

Thanks in advance.

GW
Bradley Author:Bradley posts : 28   (Beginner)Date : 01-16-12 20:14

re: Borovets lift passes

Hey Guys,

I am in the same boat. there are 4 of us - 2 adults and 2 children 2 yrs and 7yrs, what is the best way for me to buy in advance for Borovets?

Grey Wolf,

I think that the post you were talking about mentioned pre-booking on this web site @ £115.00 per adult pass for 6 days.
Grey wolf Author:Grey wolf posts : 162   (Intermediate)Date : 01-16-12 20:54

re: Borovets lift passes

Thanks guys.

Alan - have emailed you.

bradley - yes that was post. Did they get their passes do you know?
Chris2112 Author:chris posts : 15   (Beginner)Date : 01-16-12 23:05

re: Borovets lift passes

excuse me for busting-in, it was this posthttp://story.bulgariaski.com/Bulgaria+Ski+discussion/Borovets+Lift+Passes+%28Kas_294429/index.html#rep294429 and Roastingdave was gonna tip us the wink if they turned up. Maybe send a message to Kas to ask dave to ask if it was ok? as if she didn't have enough to do!
regards chris
Garrick Author:Garrick posts : 126   (Intermediate)Date : 01-17-12 00:22

re: Borovets lift passes

My booking agent said it was best to buy passes in the resort. Is going to be a nightmare, or is it better to buy in advance?
Alan and Tracy Author:Alan and Tracy posts : 128   (Intermediate)Date : 01-17-12 00:37

re: Borovets lift passes

All

the last post i think i saw was to say he phones and they told him that his pass would be at reception upon his arrival.
Roger decoursey Author:Roger decoursey posts : 48   (Beginner)Date : 01-17-12 07:11

re: Borovets lift passes

Roastin Dave is staying in the same Hotel as us, he did say he got his passes no problem.
Grey wolf Author:Grey wolf posts : 162   (Intermediate)Date : 01-17-12 11:11
Grey wolf Author:Grey wolf posts : 162   (Intermediate)Date : 01-17-12 12:37

re: Borovets lift passes

Algy

We have been going many years now and tend to sort out ski hire and tuition separately (know some local guys who maintain equipment exceptionally well). Was just the ski passes that was the problem. Will now try that website.

Thanks everyone for help.

GW
Garrick Author:Garrick posts : 126   (Intermediate)Date : 01-17-12 13:58

re: Borovets lift passes

None of the sites I have visited list the lift passes on their own. They're all bundled with either ski/board hire and/or lessons.

Any ideas where we can get just lift passes?
Or is this as our booking agent avised - only available in resort?