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Buying ski passes in advance Laax
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Hi
I see this resort has dynamic pricing which makes it cheaper to buy your passes in advance. However, today for example only a few of the lifts are open due to the bad weather, and they don’t give a refund for bad weather. Am I missing something or is it better to purchase on the day at a slightly higher price instead of risking the entire days v expensive pass if the weather goes bad?!
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I guess it depends on how much you like to gamble, and what the per day cost difference is between buying early and buying on the day.
We went recently and bought in advance, but only by a few days and the cost difference wasn’t massive. But it was close enough in time for us to have a decent idea of the weather and we knew we’d be skiing every day.
They do seem to have a couple of areas that get shut with excess wind though - the glacier area never opened when we were there due to winds. Plenty of other stuff to ski though.
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@Mistress Twerkle
, you missed out. Although the runs back down the glacier aren't that exciting, the black running down the valley accessed from the right hand side (coming down) was the most fun of the whole resort.
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Thanks for that input! We’re only going for two days so I think maybe I’ll spend £10-£15 more and not get the discount to book now in case everything gets closed again (as their daily passes are expensive).
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