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Ski Show Borovets
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 02-13-08 18:45Ski Show Borovets
Last year when we were in Boro we heard that for one night in the week the ski instructors put on a show with jumps etc. This didn't happen last year due to the lack of snow.Has it been on this year at all? Is it worth a visit? Any details or info would be appreciated!
Ta very much! x
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My mum said she saw it this year. (the night show I think)She didn't pay to watch, instead went to one of the bars facing the ski jumps which has an area outside to sit and watch. All for the price of a few drinks!
I forget the name of the bar though. Someone will know
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Cool! Thanks Victoria, is that opposite the Rila?re: Ski Show Borovets
They perform every Wednesday, next slope over from Rila.
Instructors have to join in so many shows in the season and sell tickets or they are blasted by Borosport. I think it was 22lv per person.
We booked a table at a restaurant (next to old kindergarten building) and once we had eaten came outside to watch. We then quickly came back inside to continue warming ourselves by the log fire with a hot toddy ( or 2 or 10!). Good food.
The first time is ok but I wouldn't pay to see it ...
Instructors have to join in so many shows in the season and sell tickets or they are blasted by Borosport. I think it was 22lv per person.
We booked a table at a restaurant (next to old kindergarten building) and once we had eaten came outside to watch. We then quickly came back inside to continue warming ourselves by the log fire with a hot toddy ( or 2 or 10!). Good food.
The first time is ok but I wouldn't pay to see it ...
They perform every Wednesday, next slope over from Rila.
Instructors have to join in so many shows in the season and sell tickets or they are blasted by Borosport. I think it was 22lv per person.
We booked a table at a restaurant (next to old kindergarten building) and once we had eaten came outside to watch. We then quickly came back inside to continue warming ourselves by the log fire with a hot toddy ( or 2 or 10!). Good food.
The first time is ok but I wouldn't pay to see it again and again.
Instructors have to join in so many shows in the season and sell tickets or they are blasted by Borosport. I think it was 22lv per person.
We booked a table at a restaurant (next to old kindergarten building) and once we had eaten came outside to watch. We then quickly came back inside to continue warming ourselves by the log fire with a hot toddy ( or 2 or 10!). Good food.
The first time is ok but I wouldn't pay to see it again and again.
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YesUp past the karaoke and round to right.
Might be another route but you'll know where to find it
xx
When you going?
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Stand facing the big jump they have made for the show, restaurant is over to the right. Has picnic benches and big BBQ outside. You will have to book earlier in the week though as the whole area is roped off by Borosports, collecting tickets and money on the nightre: Ski Show Borovets
yes, unless your daughters taking part....then its freeeee 
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It may be free to you but you are expected to take along friends and family.re: Ski Show Borovets
yes i saw it 2 weeks ago
