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Jayne Author:Jayne posts : 529   (Expert)Date : 12-23-09 15:56

Probably silly question but.....

Ok this may be a silly question .... but here goes.
What happens if you have paid for ski hire/ lessons etc and the weather is against you - lifts closed because of wind or not enough snow .... wrong conditions for the snow cannons etc - any idea anyone?
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Adam Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 12-23-09 16:01

re: Probably silly question but.....

No refunds in borovets Thats what the ski instuctor told me when I asked hope this helps
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Jayne Author:Jayne posts : 529   (Expert)Date : 12-23-09 16:02

re: Probably silly question but.....

Not even a credit note for another time?
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Kas Author:Kas posts : 661   (Expert)Date : 12-23-09 16:05

re: Probably silly question but.....

Adam is right, no refunds, no credit note, no nothing! Sorry!
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Jayne Author:Jayne posts : 529   (Expert)Date : 12-23-09 16:06

re: Probably silly question but.....

Told you it was a silly question! So the best should have been to rent in resort and plan lessons from there ....???
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Adam Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 12-23-09 16:10

re: Probably silly question but.....

If it snow's Sunday which is forcast you will be ok
I arrived Saturday and it was snowing when I arrived but none since
The first few day the boarding was awesome only now getting rubbish due to temperture
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ryan Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 12-23-09 16:34

re: Probably silly question but.....

we can claim £20 each per day that the pistes are closed...check your winter sports insurance. not much but something back I suppose....Id rather ski of course!
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Dan The Man Author:Dan The Man posts : 192   (Intermediate)Date : 12-23-09 18:20

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Your insurance should offer piste closure cover otherwise your tour op might have something in their booking conditions. Booze
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Jayne Author:Jayne posts : 529   (Expert)Date : 12-26-09 16:13

re: Probably silly question but.....

we are driving from Greece so no tour operator - just the guys I pre-booked the skis/lessons with - thanks for answering all!
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Mat Author:Mat posts : 1182   (Master)Date : 12-26-09 16:16

re: Probably silly question but.....

They will make sure at least one piste is open (such as the drag lift by the Rila) so you can't claim on the insurance. Another option when the snow is variable is to rent/buy tickets by the day and therefore not pay when the snow is too poor to ski on
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