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High Season/Low Season

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Hey Very Happy
I have been looking at loads of european resorts for holidays again this year and have found the continuing problem of having high seson and low season markers against prices but having varying information from different travel firms as to when the "seasons" start and finish.
Does anyone know the definitive dates for Les Arc and Andorra this winter.
Its all far to confusing........ Puzzled
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Essentially 'high season' means 'high prices' and 'low season' means 'lower prices' and not a great deal more Wink

Obviously there is more demand for holidays at Christmas/New Year and Half term which is why the prices go up then but as to the exact weeks which are defined so, although there will be some vague consensus based on school holidays, it would appear to be up to each resort and each tour op to decide for themselves (they will tend to say [i]somewhere[/] on their websites).

Suffice to say that Feb is always expensive in France, although the first week less so. The beginning of Jan and the end of Mar tend to be the cheapest as long as Easter doesn't fall in March.
After Easter is cheap again but u need to go high to be sure of snow hence the eosb
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I always check the French school holidays before booking in French alps. Zone A (Lyon, Grenoble etc) goes back to school on Monday 6th of March. Check out the link: http://www.frenchentree.com/fe-education/DisplayArticle.asp?ID=80
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cheers folks,
I am off to arc 1800 for a few days in Jan then to andorra on 29th Jan for a week - got a good deal for it and plenty cheep booze there too so whats lost in lift pass expence can be made back on duty free ! woooooo. I am heading with my first timer girlfriend and was just looking for decent hire gear and pass for beginners at a decent price. thanks for the advice.
If anyone is in andorra that week then gives a shout for beers.
swoooooooooosh. Smile
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