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Les Arcs 1950/2000 NYE ideas
 Poster: A snowHead
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Hi Everyone, Staying in Arc 2000 this NYE, 4 adults and 3 children aged 6-10. Looking to go out for a meal somewhere with a decent atmosphere but also not overly expensive. Do people have any ideas? Also does anyone know what time the gondola linking 1950 and 2000 closes on NYE normally. Any other suggestions gratefully received.


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One idea maybe is to book Chalet de L'Arc. You'll have to walk a few hundred metres from 2000 across the piste to get there but it's good fun for the kids. Food is good but unfortunately not cheap. And if the lift stays open late enough, I'm sure 1950 will have something going on for everyone. Then the kids play outside and you stay in the pub which will almost certainly be rocking.
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1950 typically does celebrations outside in resort from 8 or 9 and fireworks at midnight; not sure on the gondola but it normally closes at 9pm but might stay open later for NYE, I really don't know. 1950 is pretty expensive though.
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@pmercer, I only speak from experience from Arc 1600, but New Year's Eve is a very special night and most restaurants have high quality, high price menues. Typically they run from 9:00 until 1:00. They are very popular and you must book in advance. Well in advance.
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Thanks everyone, I've made a few enquiries and typical prices seem to be around the €100 mark fur adults and €45 for kids. Could be a take away pizza and then heading down to 1950 fur some drinks and the fireworks. I spoke to one of the restaurant owners in 1950 yesterday who thought the gondola was open until after the fireworks last year.
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