New Zealand Ski Deal - Buy 1, Get The 2nd One for $1 (and Other Various Deals)

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LBarter on 11/04/2014 - 22:14 deals.helloworld.com.au (159 clicks)
Last edited 11/04/2014 - 22:21 by 2 other users

If you are going to queenstown during ski June - step this is a great deal.
Choose from any one of the following for just $1**

QTSUPERPASS - Buy a 3 Day Queenstown SuperPass# for $304* per adult and get the 4th day for only $1**
LESPA at SOFITEL - Buy a 60 minute massage for $120* per adult and get the 2nd 60 minute massage for only $1**
SOUTHERN DISCOVERIES - Buy a Queenstown Scenic Cruise & Mt Nicholas High Country Station - Woolshed Experience^^ for 2 adults $77* per adult and take up to two children for only $1**
APPELLATION CENTRAL WINE TOURS - Buy a Boutique Wine Tour for $163* and get the 2nd Adult for only $1**
EUROPCAR - Book at 4 day car rental++ (includes snow cover, chains and racks) with Europcar and get the 5th day for only $1**.

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  Barter on 11/04/2014 - 22:18

  Oh and the notes say you must book accommadation and flights

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  jason07 on 11/04/2014 - 23:06

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  I'm assuming these are in AU$ not NZ$. Either way, the SuperPass deal is only worth it if you're happy to spend every day at Remarks or Coronet and you're NOT a student. Students can get day passes to Remarks for NZ$74 (any tertiary Aus student ID should be fine). If you plan to use the SuperPass for off-mountain activities, each 'pass' (worth $99) only gets you an activity equivalent to $78… you basically pay $20 for the convenience of having the pass.

  SuperPass: http://www.nzsuperpass.com/

  Having been there every year for the last 6 years, I strongly recommend getting out to Cardrona and Treble Cone. The extra drive is well worth it… the mountains just sh*t all over the other two. Again, cheaper for students at AU$72 for Treble and NZ$77 for Cardrona. Plan a few consecutive days at either one and the price gets cheaper.

  Treble Cone: http://www.treblecone.com/australia/australia-ski-lift-passe…
  Cardrona: http://www.cardrona.com/lift-passes
  Coronet/Remarks: http://nzski.co.nz/products/2014/liftPasses.jsp

  I'm not saying this is a rubbish deal, just that you should check to see exactly what you want/can get before heading there. Purchasing tickets at the mountain or in town is really easy. It also means that your trip can be way more flexible and you might potentially avoiding losing money if you can't use part of the pass.