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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 01-22-09 14:21SKI INSURANCE
if there is no snow in pamps will the insurance cover you to change location etcre: SKI INSURANCE
On ours, you can claim for piste closure and also claim back the cost of your lift pass and ski hire. I'm REALLY hoping we won't have to though ...re: SKI INSURANCE
who is your insurance with..i thought you could only claim for cost of ski hire and lift pass if you get an injury, the piste closure is normally a daily amount to cover lift pass costs...
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i very much doubt they will pay out for a change of resort but as lizzisnow said, you'll be able to claim back a daily rate for piste closures. usually somewhere in the region of £30 per day. Worth checking through your policy.re: SKI INSURANCE
I'm with Lloyds bank who sort my insurance through AxaI think I'd get £30 each day the piste is completely closed, and £30 back each day for hire of equipment charges
there'll probably be an excess though
I'm not due out till March so i'm going to email crystalski to see what they would do if there hasnt been sufficient snow before I'm due to go
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Ours is with Direct Line - we have an annual policy that pays out per day for piste closures as well as the other expenses.re: SKI INSURANCE
Dave £60 per day back - are you sure
That would amount to £210 back for hire gear and it doesn't cost anything like that
I reckon it would be 'upto' £30 per day back based on what you paid, and I'm sure they would want to see your invoice.
Pete
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Ours is with direct travel. Will pay up to £15 per day not including 1st 24 hours, and only if there are no alternative resorts nearby. If there are you can claim extra to be transferred as well as lift passes (keep all receipts)
There was no excess to pay but you had to have a letter from the lift operators or resort owners ski school confirming that at least 80% of the resort is closed.
When we were there first week in Jan there were 2 runs open (out of the 16) and so we got the letter ...
There was no excess to pay but you had to have a letter from the lift operators or resort owners ski school confirming that at least 80% of the resort is closed.
When we were there first week in Jan there were 2 runs open (out of the 16) and so we got the letter ...
Ours is with direct travel. Will pay up to £15 per day not including 1st 24 hours, and only if there are no alternative resorts nearby. If there are you can claim extra to be transferred as well as lift passes (keep all receipts)
There was no excess to pay but you had to have a letter from the lift operators or resort owners ski school confirming that at least 80% of the resort is closed.
When we were there first week in Jan there were 2 runs open (out of the 16) and so we got the letter and have claimed. I now see that (according to the pamporovoresort.com website) that 5 runs are open, which means that 69% is closed - not enough to be able to claim.
I'm sure it will vary from policy to policy so check the detail!
There was no excess to pay but you had to have a letter from the lift operators or resort owners ski school confirming that at least 80% of the resort is closed.
When we were there first week in Jan there were 2 runs open (out of the 16) and so we got the letter and have claimed. I now see that (according to the pamporovoresort.com website) that 5 runs are open, which means that 69% is closed - not enough to be able to claim.
I'm sure it will vary from policy to policy so check the detail!
