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lift pass and lessons
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 02-10-09 17:24lift pass and lessons
hi!
my boyfriend and i are heading to borovets on 21st feb for a week's boarding (can't wait!) and we've booked through inghams but unfortunately have left it too late to get a pass through them (too close to departure apparently). this is our first time in bulgaria and i was just wondering if anyone knew of another way to buy our pass before we get to resort to save some money? he's a first timer but we've both got boards so wont need a package (unless its cheaper that way). i've had ...
my boyfriend and i are heading to borovets on 21st feb for a week's boarding (can't wait!) and we've booked through inghams but unfortunately have left it too late to get a pass through them (too close to departure apparently). this is our first time in bulgaria and i was just wondering if anyone knew of another way to buy our pass before we get to resort to save some money? he's a first timer but we've both got boards so wont need a package (unless its cheaper that way). i've had ...
hi!
my boyfriend and i are heading to borovets on 21st feb for a week's boarding (can't wait!) and we've booked through inghams but unfortunately have left it too late to get a pass through them (too close to departure apparently). this is our first time in bulgaria and i was just wondering if anyone knew of another way to buy our pass before we get to resort to save some money? he's a first timer but we've both got boards so wont need a package (unless its cheaper that way). i've had a look through the previous posts but can't see anything.
thanks for your help! and thanks for all the other posts - its been really useful both before we booked and now looking for eating/drinking ideas
doylie
my boyfriend and i are heading to borovets on 21st feb for a week's boarding (can't wait!) and we've booked through inghams but unfortunately have left it too late to get a pass through them (too close to departure apparently). this is our first time in bulgaria and i was just wondering if anyone knew of another way to buy our pass before we get to resort to save some money? he's a first timer but we've both got boards so wont need a package (unless its cheaper that way). i've had a look through the previous posts but can't see anything.
thanks for your help! and thanks for all the other posts - its been really useful both before we booked and now looking for eating/drinking ideas
doylie
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look for posts by fiona, she has helped us past two years no problems. I was just talking to her last week, she will help you.kevin
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Hi DoylieIf you get in touch with Stoyan
Email: [email protected]
He may be able to advise you.
Kate
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I would also appreciate a bit of guidance to get the best price for lift passes and lessons for the kids, if anyone has a contact.Cheers
Chris
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yes chris,As i advised doylie above, look for Fiona, on the forum. She has helped my family the last two years, no problems.
kevin
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145GBP for the lift pass only.Should have booked with Balkan Holidays. Late offers csn book ski packs and now they are 74GBP for the whole pack.
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We just booked with Balkan holidays. Have the Snowboard pack - think it includes lessons, board /boot hire, lift pass cost £75 each for 6 days. Seems incredibly cheap though, so expecting a catch when we get out there!!!Lou
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No catch Lou, the tour companies buy these in bulk and in advance which is why they get them at a favourable rate. However, as booking are substantially down this year they are looking to offfload them to cover their basic costs.If you have booked the full learn to board pack then you will get the lessons included.
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Got my LP freeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
. Fan-bleedin-tastic...through Balkan.