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Just trying to work out how much spending cash I'll be needing. How expensive is food/drink/booze in Mayrhofen?
Edit: Anyone know if I'll be getting backcountry/transfer refunds from outgoing before we leave?
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I hear Mayrhofen can be quite cheap, but I guess that depends on how often you offer to buy the first round.
Personally I take €200 plus whatever is lying around at home and a card for the cash point. Try to throw as much at the credit card as possible, so mountain food and trips to the supermarket for beer.
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I got 400 Euros, which was about £340 - but I don't have a credit card, so needed some spare "emergency" cash just in case. I've no intention of spending it all.
It adds up when you stray from the beers (which are cheap), and start getting the shots in.
TRUE STORY: Woke up missing c. €200 from my wallet and it wasn't until I was told I'd bought about 50 minuture bottles of Jager that I realised where my money had gone. Still, it looked pretty on the bar, I'm sure.
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That bottle must pay for itself before the 4th measure has finished being poured.
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P.S. That is not a challenge BTW!
Interesting... Here dunx, have a drink
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