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Morzine Lift pass
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Hi im off to Morzine on the 13th jan, but i have just recieved a pre order form to order my lift pass at a reduced price as im staying in a chalet. But last year when i was there they did some kind of insurance carte neige or somthing like that. Does anyone know if i take this insurance is it the same as booing travel insurance, as if it is i think it is much cheaper and i wont bother to get anything else.
Maybe someone from morzine can help.
Thanks
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Hi Gjspain.

Just so that you can check the passes are, in fact, reduced you can check the prices here - these are the Les Gets prices, but they are the same as Morzine as the area is shared.

(I'd welcome comments on this, I've just looked it up...)

There are two insurances sold in Morzine:
- Carte Neige (bought from the Morzine ski club)
- Assurance Snowrisk (bought from the lift company)

Carte Neige is the better know insurance and covers rescue off the mountain, (limited) medical expenses and repatriation. It provides specific cover for off-piste skiing. Carte Neige covers you for skiing anywhere in the world (I think).

Assurance Snowrisk provides similar cover and also covers the loss of your ski pass and some bad weather risk. Asssurance Snowrisk seems to be a scheme local to the Portes du Soleil.

Neither provides the same as full travel insurance cover.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

Hi thanks for that. I have got a price for 154 for the whole area for 6 days, its the first time i have recieved this from staying in a chalet. But i also noticed that if i book my skis online with intersport i get discount too. Grreeeat. I was hoping though the insurance was going to be enough, as its expensive for insurance here in spain for skiing in europe.
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Gjspain wrote:
I have got a price for 154 for the whole area for 6 days

Double check it's a Portes du Soleil pass. If it is then it's a good deal.
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 Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.

Gjspain, No, you'll need "proper" travel insurance.
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