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On the whole, decent, but has capacity issues!
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点评：We visited in UK half-term week, which also coincides with what they know locally as Romanian ski week. Needless to say it was busy...
Before the detail on that - The ski areas themselves are pretty good. It's not a huge area, but plenty to keep you busy for 5 days say. Lots of easy blues, and some wider steeper reds, and a few mogully steep reds that may or may not be to your liking, And if the weather's great the views from the top of the two higher lifts are gorgeous , you look down on Bulgarian forests , towns, and lower slopes sometimes through some low cloud. A lot of the runs converge on Blue number one , so it gets horribly busy at the bottom of that, where people of many abilities converge as well.
When leaving, you have the option of the gondola queue (not as bad as the up queue) or taking the ski road, which is an extension of piste #1 really. This is a reasonable run technically, although shallow and narrow in places, and can vary from decent to icy to slushy as it descends over 1000m, and also the sheer numbers make it a little stressful. Boarders, skiers, walkers, sledges, people of all speeds and abilities descend at the end of the day rather than get the gondola. Accidents are common, but it's probably OK for intermediates if you keep your wits about you!
Perhaps all this was worse than usual when we visited, due to the half term UK crowds and Romanians. And if you can get up there early enough you can have some great runs in the morning. But that's the issue..
We tried various methods of getting up the mountain, gondola one day (1.5 hours), private taxi (100 lev, 1 hour), gondola again (2.5 hours), official minibus (12 lev each , 1 to 2 hour queue) , and self drive - which would have been good I think, but just before we got to the base of the road the police closed it to everything except "official" taxis and mini buses. (and if you talk to any locals in Bansko you'll know why I wrote it like that.)
The road up is crazy, it's a standard 2 lane road but minibuses and taxis drive past long queues on the wrong side and then cut in when traffic comes down. Apparently this is standard practise for minibus and taxis, but not really allowed for normal cars, but plenty of people break this "rule" causing even more chaos.
The gondola queue is pretty soul-destroying, especially when you see people pushing in ahead of you, and also when you know that the gondolas are also serving the fast-pass VIP lane at the back of the station, for people who've paid 100LEV per person for a day, or paid to get in that route via other methods ( personal ethics allowing).
We really liked Bankso town (old and new) and you can see the new restaurants and bars, and apartments being built all over but they really need to sort out the infrastructure, as currently there's an imbalance between the capacity of the mountain and the expectation of the town.
Top tips would be:
+Visit a little early if you can, before the craziness starts.
+If you drive up, go early.
+Stay in one of the hotels that provide the VIP gondola pass.
+Get a plastic reloadable ski pass on your first day (rather than paper) and only reload on the day. Then charge it up online as you need it. (One day we spent so long getting up there we only needed a half-day pass when we got there)
Before the detail on that - The ski areas themselves are pretty good. It's not a huge area, but plenty to keep you busy for 5 days say. Lots of easy blues, and some wider steeper reds, and a few mogully steep reds that may or may not be to your liking, And if the weather's great the views from the top of the two higher lifts are gorgeous , you look down on Bulgarian forests , towns, and lower slopes sometimes through some low cloud. A lot of the runs converge on Blue number one , so it gets horribly busy at the bottom of that, where people of many abilities converge as well.
When leaving, you have the option of the gondola queue (not as bad as the up queue) or taking the ski road, which is an extension of piste #1 really. This is a reasonable run technically, although shallow and narrow in places, and can vary from decent to icy to slushy as it descends over 1000m, and also the sheer numbers make it a little stressful. Boarders, skiers, walkers, sledges, people of all speeds and abilities descend at the end of the day rather than get the gondola. Accidents are common, but it's probably OK for intermediates if you keep your wits about you!
Perhaps all this was worse than usual when we visited, due to the half term UK crowds and Romanians. And if you can get up there early enough you can have some great runs in the morning. But that's the issue..
We tried various methods of getting up the mountain, gondola one day (1.5 hours), private taxi (100 lev, 1 hour), gondola again (2.5 hours), official minibus (12 lev each , 1 to 2 hour queue) , and self drive - which would have been good I think, but just before we got to the base of the road the police closed it to everything except "official" taxis and mini buses. (and if you talk to any locals in Bansko you'll know why I wrote it like that.)
The road up is crazy, it's a standard 2 lane road but minibuses and taxis drive past long queues on the wrong side and then cut in when traffic comes down. Apparently this is standard practise for minibus and taxis, but not really allowed for normal cars, but plenty of people break this "rule" causing even more chaos.
The gondola queue is pretty soul-destroying, especially when you see people pushing in ahead of you, and also when you know that the gondolas are also serving the fast-pass VIP lane at the back of the station, for people who've paid 100LEV per person for a day, or paid to get in that route via other methods ( personal ethics allowing).
We really liked Bankso town (old and new) and you can see the new restaurants and bars, and apartments being built all over but they really need to sort out the infrastructure, as currently there's an imbalance between the capacity of the mountain and the expectation of the town.
Top tips would be:
+Visit a little early if you can, before the craziness starts.
+If you drive up, go early.
+Stay in one of the hotels that provide the VIP gondola pass.
+Get a plastic reloadable ski pass on your first day (rather than paper) and only reload on the day. Then charge it up online as you need it. (One day we spent so long getting up there we only needed a half-day pass when we got there)
翻译：我们在英国的半学期周访问了这里，这也与当地人所称的罗马尼亚滑雪周相吻合。不用说，那里很忙……
在详细介绍之前 - 滑雪场本身非常好。面积不大，但足以让您忙上 5 天。许多容易滑的蓝色雪道，一些更宽更陡的红色雪道，以及一些您可能喜欢也可能不喜欢的陡峭的红色雪道，如果天气好的话，从两个较高的升降机顶部看到的景色非常美丽，有时您可以透过低云俯瞰保加利亚的森林、城镇和较低的山坡。许多雪道都汇聚在蓝色雪道 1 号上，因此在雪道底部会非常繁忙，不同能力的人也聚集在那里。
离开时，您可以选择乘坐缆车（没有上行队列那么糟糕）或走滑雪道，这实际上是滑雪道 1 号的延伸。从技术上讲，这是一条不错的滑道，虽然有些地方又浅又窄，而且在下降超过 1000 米的过程中，滑道会从正常滑道到结冰或泥泞不堪，而且人数众多，让人有点紧张。滑板者、滑雪者、步行者、雪橇者，各种速度和能力的人在一天结束时都会选择下山，而不是乘坐缆车。事故很常见，但如果你保持警惕，中级滑道可能没问题！
也许我们去的时候，由于英国半学期的人群和罗马尼亚人，这一切比平时更糟糕。如果你能早点到那里，你可以在早上进行一些很棒的滑道。但这就是问题所在。
我们尝试了各种上山方法，一天乘坐缆车（1.5 小时），私人出租车（100 列弗，1 小时），再次乘坐缆车（2.5 小时），官方小巴（每辆 12 列弗，排队 1 到 2 小时），以及自驾——我认为这本来会很好，但就在我们到达路底之前，警察禁止一切车辆通行，只有“官方”出租车和小巴除外。（如果你和班斯科的当地人交谈，你就会知道我为什么这样写。）
上山的路很疯狂，这是一条标准的 2 车道公路，但小巴和出租车会从错误的一侧驶过长队，然后在交通下行时插队。显然，这是小巴和出租车的标准做法，但普通汽车却不允许这样做，但很多人违反了这条“规则”，造成了更大的混乱。
缆车排队非常令人沮丧，尤其是当你看到有人在你前面挤时，而且当你知道缆车还为车站后面的快速通行 VIP 通道提供服务时，这些通道是为那些每天支付每人 100 列弗或通过其他方式支付该路线费用的人提供的（个人道德允许）。
我们真的很喜欢班克索镇（旧的和新的），你可以看到到处都在建造新的餐馆、酒吧和公寓，但他们真的需要理清基础设施，因为目前山的容量和镇的期望之间存在不平衡。
最重要的提示是：
+如果可以，在疯狂开始之前早点去。
+如果你开车上山，早点去。
+住在提供 VIP 缆车通行证的酒店之一。
+在第一天获得塑料可充值滑雪通行证（而不是纸质），并且只在当天充值。然后在需要时在线充值。 （有一天我们花了很长时间才到达那里，所以当我们到达那里时只需要半日通行证）
在详细介绍之前 - 滑雪场本身非常好。面积不大，但足以让您忙上 5 天。许多容易滑的蓝色雪道，一些更宽更陡的红色雪道，以及一些您可能喜欢也可能不喜欢的陡峭的红色雪道，如果天气好的话，从两个较高的升降机顶部看到的景色非常美丽，有时您可以透过低云俯瞰保加利亚的森林、城镇和较低的山坡。许多雪道都汇聚在蓝色雪道 1 号上，因此在雪道底部会非常繁忙，不同能力的人也聚集在那里。
离开时，您可以选择乘坐缆车（没有上行队列那么糟糕）或走滑雪道，这实际上是滑雪道 1 号的延伸。从技术上讲，这是一条不错的滑道，虽然有些地方又浅又窄，而且在下降超过 1000 米的过程中，滑道会从正常滑道到结冰或泥泞不堪，而且人数众多，让人有点紧张。滑板者、滑雪者、步行者、雪橇者，各种速度和能力的人在一天结束时都会选择下山，而不是乘坐缆车。事故很常见，但如果你保持警惕，中级滑道可能没问题！
也许我们去的时候，由于英国半学期的人群和罗马尼亚人，这一切比平时更糟糕。如果你能早点到那里，你可以在早上进行一些很棒的滑道。但这就是问题所在。
我们尝试了各种上山方法，一天乘坐缆车（1.5 小时），私人出租车（100 列弗，1 小时），再次乘坐缆车（2.5 小时），官方小巴（每辆 12 列弗，排队 1 到 2 小时），以及自驾——我认为这本来会很好，但就在我们到达路底之前，警察禁止一切车辆通行，只有“官方”出租车和小巴除外。（如果你和班斯科的当地人交谈，你就会知道我为什么这样写。）
上山的路很疯狂，这是一条标准的 2 车道公路，但小巴和出租车会从错误的一侧驶过长队，然后在交通下行时插队。显然，这是小巴和出租车的标准做法，但普通汽车却不允许这样做，但很多人违反了这条“规则”，造成了更大的混乱。
缆车排队非常令人沮丧，尤其是当你看到有人在你前面挤时，而且当你知道缆车还为车站后面的快速通行 VIP 通道提供服务时，这些通道是为那些每天支付每人 100 列弗或通过其他方式支付该路线费用的人提供的（个人道德允许）。
我们真的很喜欢班克索镇（旧的和新的），你可以看到到处都在建造新的餐馆、酒吧和公寓，但他们真的需要理清基础设施，因为目前山的容量和镇的期望之间存在不平衡。
最重要的提示是：
+如果可以，在疯狂开始之前早点去。
+如果你开车上山，早点去。
+住在提供 VIP 缆车通行证的酒店之一。
+在第一天获得塑料可充值滑雪通行证（而不是纸质），并且只在当天充值。然后在需要时在线充值。 （有一天我们花了很长时间才到达那里，所以当我们到达那里时只需要半日通行证）
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