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ski & lift pass Bansko
Author:Lol
posts : 27 (Beginner)Date : 02-05-11 18:36ski & lift pass Bansko
Going to Bansko in March, is it cheaper to book ski lift pass and ski's on line or just wait till I am there (that is if there is still any snow by then !!!)re: ski & lift pass Bansko
Must be a Bu**er if you book in advance only to find there's not enough snow. I always buy day or half day passes as we go because it allows us to have a day off, or half a day off here and there or if the weather is bad and the lifts close etc. I'm not sure they will refund you should the lifts be closed??
re: ski & lift pass Bansko
Unfortunatly lift closures will not lead to any lift pass refunds.
re: ski & lift pass Bansko
look at your holiday insurance though as lift closures stopping you from skiing gives each person covered on the insurance a cash alternative...can be used to soften the disappointment of not skiing by overdosing on zagorka
re: ski & lift pass Bansko
If there is a single lift open in resort your insurers will not pay, i know this from experience from a very poor snow season many years ago in Austria
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Isnt it about £20 ish a day for a lift pass if bought as a 6 dayer whereas if you buy daily its £8 or so more?Hardly going to break the bank - but you will need to get in line every day for the lift pass which wastes your time for the slopes.
