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Kasprowy Wierch (Zakopane) does not have day pass for tram!
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It seems that to ski the full vertical of this resort, that one must use the tram. OK, but at 39 PLZ, it's a bit pricey, especially for Eastern Europe. It is possible to get a day pass to ski the upper part (only about 250m vertical
), taking the tram up once, and skiing all the way down at the end. Is this accurate? If this is true, then the Tatras in Slovakia sounds much more interesting.
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swampwiz
,
I think you pay 90 PLZ for a day card, which I guess will include the tram up and down once and two chairlifts on the top for the day.
It is confusing though on the website. It might be 90 PLZ just for one chair though
http://www.pkl.pl/index.php?id=24
Maybe you can email them.
Or you can pay for single rides - 8 PLZ or 6.5 PLZ on the chairs if you top up the point cards.
You normally ski only on top two chairlifts. All the way down it is only a ski route which I think is rarely skiable and might have lots of flats. Although I am not so sure.
I would say you will be better off in Slovakia regardless.
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), taking the tram up once, and skiing all the way down at the end. Is this accurate? If this is true, then the Tatras in Slovakia sounds much more interesting.
