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La Rosiere with Crystal
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Just a piece of information for anyone going away with Crystal.

I purchases my lift pass through Crystal, the main reason was because they gave me a pound/euro exchange rate of 0.84 even thought the offical exchange rate on the day was 0.92. As I was buying a family pass this was quite a saving, a meal for the family or a couple of round of drinks. Very Happy

Another nice touch from Crystal was the resort rep ringing me from La Rosiere to see was there anything he could do for us before we went and any information we needed to know.
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Most TOs have their in-resort drongo ring clients these days. I asked a Neilson rep. to book a table for me one year for a special occasion. He couldn't be arsed.

The only contact we had with the Crystal rep on our trip last week was the pre-departure call. We didn't see him or hear from him until the day before we left so that he could let us know the return pick-up time. I think these "little touches" mask the otherwise invisibility of most TO resort reps.
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ulsterskier wrote:
Just a piece of information for anyone going away with Crystal.

I purchases my lift pass through Crystal, the main reason was because they gave me a pound/euro exchange rate of 0.84 even thought the offical exchange rate on the day was 0.92. As I was buying a family pass this was quite a saving, a meal for the family or a couple of round of drinks. Very Happy

Another nice touch from Crystal was the resort rep ringing me from La Rosiere to see was there anything he could do for us before we went and any information we needed to know.


Thankfully I spotted the price of the pass too Smile I'm not sure how they're selling them at that price, but it does save a wee bit over buying one when I get there, £147 versus 167 Euro seems like a good deal. Have you just been to Rosiere or just going? I'm off on saturday Smile

I too was a recipient of the "phone call from Jock" yesterday - a bit surprised to see a call coming in from 0033 to the mobile. I'm not quite sure what I was supposed to be asking him (I'd already spent half the day with the webcam in the top left of my screen so I know its snowing..... )
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the normal reason for their call is so that you get a nice surprise and in the shock ask them if you can bring them anything from the UK Toofy Grin all reps like bacon, marmite and other british things difficult to find in resorts Toofy Grin Toofy Grin
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Thankfully I spotted the price of the pass too Smile I'm not sure how they're selling them at that price, but it does save a wee bit over buying one when I get there, £147 versus 167 Euro seems like a good deal. Have you just been to Rosiere or just going? I'm off on saturday Smile

I too was a recipient of the "phone call from Jock" yesterday - a bit surprised to see a call coming in from 0033 to the mobile. I'm not quite sure what I was supposed to be asking him (I'd already spent half the day with the webcam in the top left of my screen so I know its snowing..... )[/quote]

We are going on Saturday and staying in the Les Eucherts area (still don't know how to pronounce it). It's the first time for the kids so I'm not expecting to get as much skiing in as usual but still.
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andyrew, the family ski-pass is a well established feature of skiing in La Rosiere it makes the area even better value for families.ulsterskier, there's a Les Galopins creche/nursery in Les Eucherts so you may want to check out their services, just go to www.larosiere.net and click through to ski-schools, Les Galopins is associated with the ESF.
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