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Saas Fee lift pass
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi
Can anyone tell me to what extent the full saas fee lift pass covers us for the transport??? We want to do the day in zermatt but its showing CHF 80 for the bus/train. Does our full pass cover us to salden? Anyone know? Any further advice gratefully received!!
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

It covers you only for the Saas Valley, down to Saas Balen probably. It certainly doesn't cover as far as Stalden. If you are staying in Saas-Fee then there are quicker and cheaper ways to make the trip to Zermatt. If you are travelling with a TO, then most TOs arrange a day trip for about CHF40. If not then book with Imseng (on the main street down to the nursery slopes) who run trips most days for about the same cost. 8.00 am out and 4.00 pm back - we had no problems. The journey takes about 1 hour by minibus, but about 2 hours by public transport. Remember you need to buy a voucher from the Alpin Express office before you go - probably CHF20 and then you need to upgrade your lift pass in Zermatt.
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