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Portes Du Soleil 6 day Lift Pass Advice
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi

We are going to Morzine for 6 days and will get a full PDS lift pass. We need a variety of adult, child and youth passes. 15 in total. We are trying to work out if we need to pay an extra 21 euros each for insurance or if we have our own travel insurance will that suffice? Also where would be the best site to buy from or is their only one choice at https://en.portesdusoleil.com/portes-du-soleil-lift-passes/ ?

Many thanks for any advice/tips in advance.

Cheers

R
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

What is the €21 for? Is it the Carte Neige? If so you don’t technically need it as your travel insurance should reimburse (if it’s needed!!). If you don’t get it, then you may have to pay to be dragged off the mountain in an accident.

When my wife was carted off Les Gets with a broken knee, we didn’t have a carte neige, but they were happy to just claim the cost retroactively. If not, we would have just put it on a credit card.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

If you have a good quality UK based travel insurance policy you probably don't need the Carte Neige. But if you ski (even a little bit......) off piste and have any doubts about the coverage of your travel insurance (lots of weasel wording about off piste) the Carte Neige is a useful "extra" at about the cost of a cup of coffee per day (and less than a beer).
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