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Looking to book the family ski passes for our end of January trip to Les Arcs, is it worth paying for the express lane passes?
The difference for a family of 5 is around €183 overall, so it's not going to break the bank but I'd obviously rather spend that elsewhere if it's not that benificial. We're staying in Arc 1800.
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We stayed in Arcs 1800 and paid for the full pass as it included going to La Plagne as well. They were useful in the morning as Villiards got really busy, although if you are in lessons you use the ski school line anyway. I think it will depend on whether you will cover the whole of the valley and how many are in lessons.
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The full Les Arcs pass is called the classic pass and does not include the priority lanes. The essentials pass includes the priority lanes, a couple discounts on some things and access to La Plagne should you want to go over the Vanoise Express. The Premium pass includes everything from the essesntials plus some bigger discounts on other activities.
At the end of January lift queues will not be too bad so I think the classic pass is the one to go for. At lifts with priotity lanes the majority of skiers clearly go for the classic pass. Personnaly I'd save the 183€.
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