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Lift passes for little kids?
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How do you go about lift passes for tiny kids? Do you actually get a free one where the child is under 5 or do they just not need one and are let through with parent/instructor? We are going to Les Houches and the child price is from 5 years so I am assuming it's free for littlies? DS will be in the Jardin des Neiges but we would like to take him out a bit too. Thanks
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When we have been to Les Arcs, they do get a pass, they need it for the lifts but it's free
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Yes I would assume that it would be free for your son. We took our DD to Morzine at Easter when she was 4 and she didn't need a pass. She was small enough just to duck under the barriers when there were any. However, when we go to Whistler she has her tots season pass which gets scanned. It hasn't cost us anything up until now but this time it was a grand $15. They only scan you at the bottom in Whistler and then once you're on the mountain there are no other checks.
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Free under 6in Les Arcs - still need a pass to open the gate.
You get fit lifting them up to the height to open the gate IME
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
In the whole of the PDS, children under five just duck under the gates. I guess each area has it's own rules and procedures.
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, Little Avago, at 2.5, needed to have a pass in his jacket, but it was totally free. Liftpass office needed his passport as proof of age and scanned picture onto electronic card.
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