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re: ski equipment-pass for bansko!
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 02-08-06 09:31re: ski equipment-pass for bansko!
does anyone know how much it costs for skiing equipemt, lift pass etc for 6 days. and also how much it would cost for just a ski pass. finally is it better to book before we go?. thankssteve
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Stephen first when you post mate dont put a / in the title as thi causes your posting not to be read. (I edited it for you
)Book before you go. It will be much cheaper than when you get there.
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ah rite. cheers fella. any idea what it cost?.re: ski equipment-pass for bansko!
We've booked our lift passes before we go, do we need photographs for the pass?Regards
Suzanne
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No you dont
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Stephen are you going independtley? Or through a travel agent?re: ski equipment-pass for bansko!
Through a travel agent.Its our first time to bulgaria.
Cheers
Suzanne
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idependentlly with a group of 12 of usre: ski equipment-pass for bansko!
The costs are roughly as follows, we went a week ago and bought when out there.
Option 1: Buy at the ski shop:
Skis, boots and poles set: about 150lv but then you can get 20% of a £100 lift pass. Depending on your ability the skis and stuff is very good but not brilliant quality. If you pre book this is where you will get your stuff with everyone else, there are big ques so go either early or late.
Option 2: Buy lift pass from gondalar (have to buy it there) £100.
Skis set range ...
Option 1: Buy at the ski shop:
Skis, boots and poles set: about 150lv but then you can get 20% of a £100 lift pass. Depending on your ability the skis and stuff is very good but not brilliant quality. If you pre book this is where you will get your stuff with everyone else, there are big ques so go either early or late.
Option 2: Buy lift pass from gondalar (have to buy it there) £100.
Skis set range ...
The costs are roughly as follows, we went a week ago and bought when out there.
Option 1: Buy at the ski shop:
Skis, boots and poles set: about 150lv but then you can get 20% of a £100 lift pass. Depending on your ability the skis and stuff is very good but not brilliant quality. If you pre book this is where you will get your stuff with everyone else, there are big ques so go either early or late.
Option 2: Buy lift pass from gondalar (have to buy it there) £100.
Skis set range from for 120lv basic and 140lv for brand new top stuff.
If you want top stuff we got ours from a shop near the gondalar (a modern looking shop on the right hand side if looking up hill).
So all in all if you are not bothered about quality of skis get it before you go or when you are out there from the gondlar, if you need very good skis then buy out there.
Hope that is helpful,
Miguel
Option 1: Buy at the ski shop:
Skis, boots and poles set: about 150lv but then you can get 20% of a £100 lift pass. Depending on your ability the skis and stuff is very good but not brilliant quality. If you pre book this is where you will get your stuff with everyone else, there are big ques so go either early or late.
Option 2: Buy lift pass from gondalar (have to buy it there) £100.
Skis set range from for 120lv basic and 140lv for brand new top stuff.
If you want top stuff we got ours from a shop near the gondalar (a modern looking shop on the right hand side if looking up hill).
So all in all if you are not bothered about quality of skis get it before you go or when you are out there from the gondlar, if you need very good skis then buy out there.
Hope that is helpful,
Miguel
