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Started by Ste3092 in France 09-Oct-2007 - 1 Reply
Ste3092 posted Oct-2007
going skiing in chamonix early feb(4th) for 3 days we're strong intermediates who like on piste skiing any help on which pass to get would be helpfull cham local, area or mont blanc? thanks
Chaletlaforet
reply to 'chamonix lift passes' posted Oct-2007
Handy overall guide:
http://www.chamonet.com/faq.php?id_faq_type=45#164
The single area passes don't exist anymore, which is good - e.g. if you get your pass in Flegere in the morning, you can use it in Le Tour in the afternoon.
For only 3 days on piste (not the Vallee Blanche?) you could either:
Buy a single pass each day and keep your flexibility. If you have internet access (there's plenty of free wi-fi in town) you can top up your pass online and avoid the queue - though you'll need a little bit of French as unfortunately theres STILL no English version of the login etc.
http://www.compagniedumontblanc.fr/pages/buy_ski_pass_1.html
Or:
Get the three day Le Pass (no more messing about with getting them updated every day) and pay the supplement if you need to upgrade to the big one (Even if you're not going to do the Vallee Blanche, you might want to go up the Aiguille du Midi, and you may want a day at Les Houches, especially if visibility's bad or if the wind is high.)
I'd probably do the second one, it's easier, and with only three days, the less time in queues the better. Unless you're staying in Les Houches? Or intend to do a few runs from the top of Les Grands Montets ?
http://www.chamonet.com/faq.php?id_faq_type=45#164
The single area passes don't exist anymore, which is good - e.g. if you get your pass in Flegere in the morning, you can use it in Le Tour in the afternoon.
For only 3 days on piste (not the Vallee Blanche?) you could either:
Buy a single pass each day and keep your flexibility. If you have internet access (there's plenty of free wi-fi in town) you can top up your pass online and avoid the queue - though you'll need a little bit of French as unfortunately theres STILL no English version of the login etc.
http://www.compagniedumontblanc.fr/pages/buy_ski_pass_1.html
Or:
Get the three day Le Pass (no more messing about with getting them updated every day) and pay the supplement if you need to upgrade to the big one (Even if you're not going to do the Vallee Blanche, you might want to go up the Aiguille du Midi, and you may want a day at Les Houches, especially if visibility's bad or if the wind is high.)
I'd probably do the second one, it's easier, and with only three days, the less time in queues the better. Unless you're staying in Les Houches? Or intend to do a few runs from the top of Les Grands Montets ?
Topic last updated on 10-October-2007 at 11:01