 Poster: A snowHead
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We have lift passes from 3 years ago when we last went to Morzine.
The http://www.sagets.fr web site isn't clear as to how to get the passes recharged?
Can anybody advise what is the best way to top them up?
Via Internet or at local lift pass office?
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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If they are the RF type passes, hand them over at the ticket office when you buy your next ski pass and they will add them on to it. You will also get points (printed on the pass) and when you get approx 200 you get a free pass.
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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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dz4d1v, thanks that sounds fine.
We are arriving early therefore getting to the ticket office should be easy enough.
What is wierd, of the 3 passes, 2 adult 1child, child says it has 46 bonus points, 1 adult 26 and the 2nd adult zero.
Can't work it out, but hopefully the ticket office will be able to 
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Maybe the ticket office thought they would do you a favour by putting all the points on one card so you get the free one quicker. Points would be based on the monetary value of the pass, so the childs points would be less. Me thinks its 26 for an adult and 20 for a child but all on the wrong card(s)
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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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I was wondering about this too plus I had hoped I would be able to order the passes over the internet and have them delivered to save having to go the ticket office. It seems you still have to collect them from the office even if your order online.
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| I was wondering about this too plus I had hoped I would be able to order the passes over the internet and have them delivered to save having to go the ticket office. It seems you still have to collect them from the office even if your order online. |
I think this is thought of (by the ticket office) as less problematic than sending out by post. It only takes a couple of orders to go astray to cause hassle for them and mayhem on the day you go to try and sort it out  At least you should have the security of knowing they are there waiting for you, instead of nervously watching the post
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kendadj, It is possible to order new lift passes over the internet and pick up in a hotel.
I want to be able to top up existing passes, therefore shame they can not be used like London Oyster cards which pick up the extra credit when first used.
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I always buy passes daily. It may cost more over the week but it does give flexibility to choose which pass, local or PdS, to buy depending upon the weather, whether links are open, injuries, hang over etc. A few days of shoite weather and any difference is recovered. You may have to queue each morning but there is always one in the group who takes a similar time to put boots on, find gloves, adjust headgear, put lippy on so no worse off.
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dz4d1v, Good plan.
We unfortunately are only going to be able to manage 6 days, therefore will be out all weathers 
However if snowing we do stop for drinks more.
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