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Lift passes
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 03-27-07 00:35Lift passes
Hiya. REALLY looking forward to going on Sunday to Bansko - should we buy lift passes via Balkan Holidays or in the resort as differing views [do we need piccies or is it all electronic?] and do we need to book our ski bags in or just chance it at the airport? We're flying from Edinburgh.Cheers
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Not sure about your ski bags, depends on who your are flying with i spose.As for lift passes, my understanding is that if you have booked through a tour operator it is cheaper to get them through them, otherwise you have to get them at the resort, and they cost about £100. I don't think there are too many queues at the moment, but we got ours the night before to avoid them just in case!
Have fun
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Thanks - will do.Should be greatCheers
Harris
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if you wait till 1 april the price is 50%!!re: Lift passes
Harris,What airline are you getting from Edinburgh? Is it a direct flight?
Cheers
John
re: article Standart News
Bansko Ski Resort Cuts Prices by Half
"Ski passes in Bansko ski resort will cost up to 50% less as of April 1," told Standart marketing director of the resort's ski zone, Ivan Obreikov. The ski pass will cost 35 levs (1 euro = 1,95 levs), instead of 50 levs that skiing fans have to pay now. Students and schoolchildren will benefit most from these reductions; they will pay 25 levs for a daily ski pass instead of 50 levs. Child ski pass will cost 21 levs in comparison with 30 levs at ...
"Ski passes in Bansko ski resort will cost up to 50% less as of April 1," told Standart marketing director of the resort's ski zone, Ivan Obreikov. The ski pass will cost 35 levs (1 euro = 1,95 levs), instead of 50 levs that skiing fans have to pay now. Students and schoolchildren will benefit most from these reductions; they will pay 25 levs for a daily ski pass instead of 50 levs. Child ski pass will cost 21 levs in comparison with 30 levs at ...
Bansko Ski Resort Cuts Prices by Half
"Ski passes in Bansko ski resort will cost up to 50% less as of April 1," told Standart marketing director of the resort's ski zone, Ivan Obreikov. The ski pass will cost 35 levs (1 euro = 1,95 levs), instead of 50 levs that skiing fans have to pay now. Students and schoolchildren will benefit most from these reductions; they will pay 25 levs for a daily ski pass instead of 50 levs. Child ski pass will cost 21 levs in comparison with 30 levs at present.
Snow cover has already reached 150 cm in the resort. Many people, who wish to watch the up-coming Pirin ski-slalom (2 - 4 April) will make a real bargain. Leading international skiers from Sweden, Slovenia, Austria and the best Bulgarian skiers will compete in the slalom race.
Palamen Valkov
"Ski passes in Bansko ski resort will cost up to 50% less as of April 1," told Standart marketing director of the resort's ski zone, Ivan Obreikov. The ski pass will cost 35 levs (1 euro = 1,95 levs), instead of 50 levs that skiing fans have to pay now. Students and schoolchildren will benefit most from these reductions; they will pay 25 levs for a daily ski pass instead of 50 levs. Child ski pass will cost 21 levs in comparison with 30 levs at present.
Snow cover has already reached 150 cm in the resort. Many people, who wish to watch the up-coming Pirin ski-slalom (2 - 4 April) will make a real bargain. Leading international skiers from Sweden, Slovenia, Austria and the best Bulgarian skiers will compete in the slalom race.
Palamen Valkov
re: Lift passes
It's possible to get these prices too if you get a Bulgarian to buy your lift passes
