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Started by Voodoo1976 in France - 10 Replies

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Voodoo1976 posted Jan-2011

Hi Guys,

I'm off to Les Gets this weekend - do I need to order my ski pass online before I go(I don't possess a top-up card)?

There isn't much information on line and it's a bit contradictory depending what sites I look at.....some say 3 days in advance if you don't have a passcard already but others imply that I can just rock up and get a pass.

Any knowledge you can impart would be greatly appreciated!


Thanks
Nige
There's no business like snow business!

Andymol2
reply to 'Ski Pass Les Gets/Morzine'
posted Jan-2011

I'm sure you can get a pass at the base station.

If you are staying in a chalet the owners will often get them for you as they take a commission.

If you find a discounted one on line then I guess the 3 days is to allow for delivery to you. This may be longer if it has to be posted to the UK.
Andy M

Voodoo1976
reply to 'Ski Pass Les Gets/Morzine'
posted Jan-2011

Thanks Andy.

Chalet owners are UK based so no luck there and yes it does state 3 days for discount passes but keepes referring to pass cards...I'm sure it won't be an issue but I have lessons booked so have a finite window to get my pass - last minute as ever!

Fingers crossed time.

Thanks
Nige
There's no business like snow business!

Salski
reply to 'Ski Pass Les Gets/Morzine'
posted Jan-2011

There's no need to get lift passes in advance - it takes no longer than buying say a train ticket or cinema ticket. I've not been to Les Gets for a few years, but I always used to go to the tourist information office when I arrived in resort (if it was before closing time)& buy one there ready for the following day. They were also available near the gondola so you could buy one immediately before skiing - get there early to avoid any possible queues. There is a small charge for the hands free passes - usually about 3 euros, but they can be kept & reused on subsequent visits.

I went to Les Gets in January of the no-snow year in 2007. They officially closed the resort the day after we arrived,& we had to go to Avoriaz every day to ski. Had I pre-ordered a Les Gets/Morzine pass it would have been useless & I would have had the hassle of trying to get my money back.

Have a great time!
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Snowb4ndit
reply to 'Ski Pass Les Gets/Morzine'
posted Jan-2011

You can buy a lift pass when you are there and it will cost just the same as buying in advance online.
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Voodoo1976
reply to 'Ski Pass Les Gets/Morzine'
posted Jan-2011

Good stuff all, I knew you guys would know the crack!

I'll be there by 5ish on Saturday so will grab a pass then or first thing Sunday before my lesson.

Cheers!

(2 sleeps and v excited!)
(snows passable in Les Gets and defo' okay over the valley in Morzine/Avoriaz so happy days)
There's no business like snow business!

Kateshaw
reply to 'Ski Pass Les Gets/Morzine'
posted Jan-2011

We kept our Les Gets cards so we're set to save a whopping €6 when we go back next month! Queue was about 5 minutes max though.

Have a great time and let me know what the snow's like when you get back!

Rustyinn
reply to 'Ski Pass Les Gets/Morzine'
posted Jan-2011

kateshaw wrote:We kept our Les Gets cards so we're set to save a whopping €6 when we go back next month! Queue was about 5 minutes max though.

Have a great time and let me know what the snow's like when you get back!


When do you get there ? We hit town on 30/1.

Rustyinn

Topic last updated on 15-January-2011 at 16:54