Poster: A snowHead
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Kel," Beginning of the sale on line : the 15th of october 2007. "
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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?
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arv wrote: |
Kel," Beginning of the sale on line : the 15th of october 2007. " |
I know but has to be before 31/10
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Kel, and, err , hardly the most extensive ski area in the world? Last year, Chamonix, including Les Houches and Courmayeur, for the annual pass including also Aig du Midi and Aig des Montets was a mere €530.
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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David Murdoch wrote: |
Kel, and, err , hardly the most extensive ski area in the world? Last year, Chamonix, including Les Houches and Courmayeur, for the annual pass including also Aig du Midi and Aig des Montets was a mere €530. |
Which is nearly 3 times as much as 188 euro .
I know it is not a massive area, which is partly why I am avoiding such areas at New year, want something different to the larger areas for a change. Chamonix !! Trust me that would not suit my Wife, I know I've been there and wasn't that keen myself, more suited to the purist.
The point I am making is this is, it very very cheap and I guess that the fact that it is only available for a 2 week window, well before the season starts would suggest that it is aimed at the locals and the company that operates the lift's have to be commended for that.
I don't imagine ( in-fact I know ) that the locals of Blairgowrie can ski Glen-shee all season long for £140.
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Kel, looks like the price for the season pass is for last winter though. What is theprice for 2008-2009
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$99 Can for a midweek season pass at Norquay in Banff.
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Helen Beaumont wrote: |
Kel, looks like the price for the season pass is for last winter though. What is theprice for 2008-2009 |
Well spotted, but I guess it's the website maintenance chap ( or whatever they call them in France ) who has got his dates mixed up. If you click to download the flyer the date is from 15/12/08.
I will be buying one as I am going for 8 days and it will give me a good excuse for a long weekend later in the year .
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Got to say its a good idea. I think a lot of Euro resorts could drum up business with 12-14 day season passes for not much more than a std week. Your tourists give you cashflow upfront preseason and are incentivised to come back for a couple of weekends or another week later in the season. May not be for the Verbiers and Chamonixii of this world but could work for others.
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fatbob, I think many resorts have season lift passes which can be bought in advance for about the price of 14 days full pass.
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pam w wrote: |
fatbob, I think many resorts have season lift passes which can be bought in advance for about the price of 14 days full pass. |
9 days seems to be the norm in Scotland
I'm paying less than £200 for my pass
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And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports.
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pam w wrote: |
fatbob, I think many resorts have season lift passes which can be bought in advance for about the price of 14 days full pass. |
I'm thinking more of a buy 7 get 7 free deal - if I'm paying 14 day's prices I'm more likely to go a different place for a subsequent trip. Plenty of US resorts in competive market areas sell very cheap season passes on the basis it will boost visits by casual skiers & they get big cashflow pre season.
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