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Meribel Lift Pass Collection Location
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Hi!
If I purchase a lift pass online for the 3 Vallies, based in Meribel. Where do I collect it from? Is it just as easy to walk to the office by "Le Pub" on the main street and purchase them on the day?
Thanks.
Nick
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The office by the Pub is the tourist office - they don't sell passes. The main pass office is under the Tougnete gondola in the middle of the Chaudanne and there is a smaller one right at the top of Meribel by the Rond Point and one by the Altiport. Depending on day of week/time of day/time of season it's probably just as easy to buy them on the day. If you anticipate it being a busy time, get them sent to your home address in advance - it's a no-cost option.
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I recently had to make the decision to either have them posted to me here in the UK or to collect on the afternoon of Sunday March 1st under the Tougnete gondola in the Chaudanne. It probably wouldn't have been very busy on this afternoon (changeover day for many chalets, and in the afternoon, not peak time), but in the end I got it posted to me (for free) and it arrived about 8 days later. Would heartily recommend that option over collecting.
Last edited by Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see? on Tue 7-01-20 15:00; edited 1 time in total
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2nd that. It took the hassle out of arriving late on Sunday, getting boots fitted and getting the kids to bed and then up early to get to their 9am lesson.
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