Bulgaria Ski discussion board
collecting ski packages
Author:glenn
posts : 275 (Expert)Date : 01-28-13 23:55collecting ski packages
Hi to all forum regulars.as a newbie to both this discussion board and to Borovets (13 feb to 19th feb), I wondered if anyone could advise me on something.
I have booked mine and my partners ski packages through bulgariaski, but, can someone tell me where I collect from please.
Glenn
re: collecting ski packages
Hi Glenn, you will probably get issued 4/5 tickets on the coach transfer from the airport, or possibly first thing in the morning first day ( try to get off coach as it can be very busy in am, particularly at half term which it is for some schools at this time). These are exchanged for the extras you have bought skis / boots / lessons / lift pass / night out etc.
You will be told what ski depot to go to ( 2 under Rila, 1 opposite etc) and by what time - again be early, very busy)
I ...
You will be told what ski depot to go to ( 2 under Rila, 1 opposite etc) and by what time - again be early, very busy)
I ...
Hi Glenn, you will probably get issued 4/5 tickets on the coach transfer from the airport, or possibly first thing in the morning first day ( try to get off coach as it can be very busy in am, particularly at half term which it is for some schools at this time). These are exchanged for the extras you have bought skis / boots / lessons / lift pass / night out etc.
You will be told what ski depot to go to ( 2 under Rila, 1 opposite etc) and by what time - again be early, very busy)
I like to beat the queues, if poss much rather spend time on skis.
After you skid / booted up (make sure tidy fit not too tight not too loose), you'll then go wait somewhere to join you ski school.
Always a bit of a "thing" first morning, but get this past you (is this your first ski holiday?) and you will have an absolute ball. Loads on here about different ski schools / instructors / people, my approach be nice and people are nice back!
Hope you have fun, Danny
You will be told what ski depot to go to ( 2 under Rila, 1 opposite etc) and by what time - again be early, very busy)
I like to beat the queues, if poss much rather spend time on skis.
After you skid / booted up (make sure tidy fit not too tight not too loose), you'll then go wait somewhere to join you ski school.
Always a bit of a "thing" first morning, but get this past you (is this your first ski holiday?) and you will have an absolute ball. Loads on here about different ski schools / instructors / people, my approach be nice and people are nice back!
Hope you have fun, Danny
