Ski Resorts News
09/13/2019
Les Arcs have become one of the first resorts to acknowledge that a winter holiday to the mountains is much more than just a ski holiday by changing their lift pass structure and bringing in two brand new types of passes which will include après-ski activities and extra on-mountain services. The new ‘Essential Pass’ and the ‘Premium Pass’ will enhance a snowsports holiday and offer a range of other activities in addition to access to the slopes.

ESSENTIAL PASS: EVERYTHING NEEDED FOR A SUCCESSFUL HOLIDAY
The Essential Pass, exclusive to Les Arcs/Peisey-Vallandry, gives skiers access to the priority queues, meaning faster access to the peaks and more time to enjoy everything the Paradiski ski area has to offer. The pass entitles skiers to a varied range of activities and services. The pass allows access to the ice cave sculptures, participation in the torch-lit descent and a free half-day’s skiing. And that’s not all: the benefits also cover a wide selection of activities, including the toboggan run, pool, spa, cinema and ski joering.
Essential Pass - 61 euro per day/ 310 euro for 6 days
PREMIUM PASS: TAKE YOUR HOLIDAY TO THE NEXT LEVEL
The Premium Pass is an all-inclusive offer that includes a wide range of benefits on top of those covered by the Essential Pass. Skiers can book online for a daily queue-jump at the Aiguille Rouge, giving them more time out on the slopes. The pass also includes unlimited use of the toboggan runs for those looking for thrills and spills. There is also unlimited access to the Arc 1800 pool and wellness area, complete with jacuzzis, steam room and massage jets – a welcome pamper session after a day spent out on the slopes.
Premium Pass - 69 euro per day/ 359 for 6 days
For those looking for a more conventional skiing experience, there’s also the CLASSIC PASS, which still gives you access to the 200 km of slopes at the Les Arcs/Peisey-Vallandry ski area.
Classic Pass - 54 euro per day/ 271 for 6 days.
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