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Hi , hope someone can help me I'm new to Snowheads and could do with some advice if poss ,I'm doing a season in Sauze D'oulx from Jan 2013 and would really appreciate picking an experienced brain or Two.
-Best place to buy a season pass ? Any discounts available from anywhere ? Are there different types e.g 5/6 days ? Is there a pass which covers the whole ski area ?
-Insurance advice , any recommendations of who does a good overall package?
-Any other hints / tips would be really appreciated.
Cheers !!
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Best place to buy a season pass ? Any discounts available from anywhere ?
I couldn't see anywhere to buy online so it seems you may have to just buy at the lift office.
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Are there different types e.g 5/6 days ?
If you buy a season pass you don't have to worry about types/options.
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Is there a pass which covers the whole ski area ?
There will be yes.
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Insurance advice , any recommendations of who does a good overall package?
From what I can make out prices were hiked last season and so no really cheap options anymore. Personally I used Snowcard last year.
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Dirk Diggler
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To get a discounted season pass you need to speak to people in that resort. Some companies can get discounted pass for their staff but they are not always easy to come by.
Some resorts offer a multipass that give you (for example) 50 days in a season - again depends on which resort you are heading for.
We use jsinsurance for seasons - we've only had to claim once a couple of years ago but they were very good and the insurance doesn't become void if you have to pop back to the UK for emergencies etc (some season insurances end the minute you leave the country).
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