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Welcome to the new season thread for Les Arcs I will admit to having lifted a lot of this information from the thread for the previous season so I thank Snowcrazy for his original hard work in collating most of this. I hope as many people as possible contribute to this thread. The more info we share the better it is for everyone. Happy reading and hope you all have a good season. The new season dates are as follows. Here is the main link to the Les Arcs web page. Use this link. Ski a la Carte: For those that only ski sometimes this might be of interest. Cost approx. I also always get the Season Carte Neige Insurance. It makes sure you will be rescued wherever you are skiing 'On and Off piste with or without a guide' and gives some money for the local Les Arcs Ski Cub. This was put together by Snowcrazy last year for those interested in getting ski lessons, race training or freeride coaching. The list is very diverse so should cover all abilities old and young. If you can get one of their guys for small groups or Private lessons the kids should have fun. They will run a programme to suit the needs of your kids and are normally flexible about times etc. But not as cheap as ESF or the other French schools. They are both English run so NO language problems. There is now a strong ESF club group in Arc and a smaller group that sometimes runs in Arc Outside the school holiday periods we might have to run something ourselves for those interested as none of the schools are very keen to do so unless we have at least 6 in a group. Otherwise it get's very expensive. If you have youngsters interested in Race training then it might be worth you sending me a PM here or over on the Les Arcs Winter facebook page and we can try and put a group together as we have done in the past with our own Private English speaking Race Trainer. Likewise for this activity. If you get in touch by PM here or on the Les Arcs winter facebook page we can try and put a group together as we have done in the past with our own Private English speaking Freeride Coach. Whatever you decide, for private lessons and free ride coaching you need to act fast. Any of the following Instructors or Ski Schools should provide the youngsters with a good experience, but hurry as the best people get booked up fast. What I suggest you do now is use the web links I have given you and look at what they offer. Decide what suits your kids and pocket best then either Phone them direct most speak good English or email them to ask if they can do what you want for the kids. Otherwise just do the booking online using the forms most sites provide. Private Ski and Snowboard Instructors. Speaks good English and will give private lessons. Vincent is very good with those recovering from injury and those needing to improve their level. Speaks some English. Free Ride Coaching. Speaks good English. Tel: 00 33 6 15 93 03 17 Email: christianbougnaud hotmail. Tel: 00 33 6 23 80 54 36 Email. High Mountain Guide. Speaks English. Please do let me have the contact or add the details themselves to the thread. Snowsports Schools in and around Les Arcs. If you want them to do this, be warned groups are mostly in French unless you take a private coach. Also has private lessons and group lessons. Good for Race coaching using mainly the Arc race stade, but also Arc race piste when Arc piste not ready. Independent School. They speak some English. Tel: 00 33 6 09 05 87 21 Email: hello highfivesnowboarding. Very varied in standard and distance from Les Arcs. Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person. Excellent - just what i was after Just wondering if anyone knows the situation on season pass's. Im going to get one, but im wondering if there's an option for a refund, if you never make it to the slopes due to covid etc.. 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Then you can post your own questions or snow reports In usual years I'd say you'd be very lucky to find small lift queues during half term, but who know what's going to happen this season. Personally I'd recommend as there are thousands of self catering apartments and there is sufficient uplift by various routes out of the main village to mean that providing you miss real peak times the queues aren't too horrendous. Just do a google search for apartments in are you are sure to find something to suit. After all it is free. Quote: but honestly you'll never really be much more than a short walk from the slopes where ever you decide upon. There are some apartments in Arc that are quite a long walk from the lifts, especially those to the north of the access road. The first and last weeks are usually the quietest. If it helps, bookings are currently looking quite a bit down on usual this year. Unless things improve substantially I think lift queues will be less of a problem. 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With the lack of bookings on the apartment we may actually be out there quite a bit more , but we'll wait and see Our ski club have booked a trip to Les Arcs at the end of Feb. I hope they can get out there safely - they were rather mauled in Ischl last year with several members becoming ill. Quarantining on return not an issue for me or the wife but kids not keen on being off from school. Will see if we can avoid changing in Paris though - maybe more complex London- Lille - Lyons - Bourg option. So yes, we're thinking we will go - if only to clear out the flour weevils from the owners' cupboard - but it's obviously all down to insurers and governments. Speaking of insurance I came across a company called Battleface that will still provide insurance even when the FCO recommends against all but essential travel, not sure whether they do winter sports policies though. I think so. 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Is the season pass still good value in these uncertain times. I am not sure. You must decide for yourself. Increased prices again with covid restrictions in place make this hard to decide. To get the season pass discount, you must buy before end of November. For shorter stays the discounted passes are for sale until end of October. You also have the Ski a la Carte option. Something worth considering! It needs to be checked that with the changes to UK status. This can still be used. As John mentioned. Here is the link to Battleface. This is normally for people that travel to conflict areas or other more adventure based trips plus they state that they do not cover some aspects of your trip under covid conditions. Worth reading the small print. Not sure of the costs as we use in-house cover for work. There is fresh snow on the hills and it looks very nice, but is far to early to take much notice. But it is pleasant although cold. More rain and snow forecast over the next few days. 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