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cost snowed under

We all knew it, but now the numbers show it. Australian ski resorts charge the highest one-day lift pass prices in the world, with Japan charging the least. Hakuba (白馬) in Nagano prefecture is the cheapest of the resorts surveyed.

The following lists the prices of one-day lift passes in Australian dollars:

$98 Perisher Blue
$97 Thredbo
$94 Falls Creek
$94 Mt Buller
$94 Mt Hotham
$92 Vail (
USA)
$91 Alta Snowbird (
USA)
$85
Deer Valley (USA)
$85 Whistler (
Canada)
$77
St Moritz (Switz)
$74 Mt Hutt (New Zealand)
$72 Val D’Isere (
France)
$71
Arlberg (Austria)
$66 Klosters (Switzerland)
$56 Niseko (
Japan)
$48 Hakuba (
Japan)

Source: Australian Alpine Club


benny | Monday, June 16, 2008
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        Blogger jenfa | Thursday, June 19, 2008 10:46:00 pm  


        there are places in hokkaido that charge even less i hear (my reliable source being nancy) - also better snow & less crowds

        mich's sis also mentioned that out of the all the places she's been - including NZ & Switz, she preferred hokkaido best....

        Blogger jenfa | Thursday, June 19, 2008 10:46:00 pm  


        it is a shame that this time round there's no snow but rain instead...

        i'd like to go back to hokkaido just to ski next time, though i'm not too avid. hmm.

        Blogger benny | Saturday, June 21, 2008 2:41:00 am  



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