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Les Arcs - Lift Pass Options
 Poster: A snowHead
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Hi,

Off to Les Arcs in a few weeks. Have a few beginners going that are trying to keep the costs down so was thinking that the "ski-points" system might be best for them, making the most of the free lifts. I found some information on lesarcs.net but can't find any prices anywhere. Can anyone help ? Was also looking at prices just for Arc1600 but can't find these either.

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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Alfie, Details here, but the best you will do is a half day pass.
http://www.skipass-lesarcs.com/Catalog?lang=en
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Alfie, I think its fair to say that not all lift pass options are listed on the website, there is a 4 hour pass for 35 euros, half day about 40 euros for Les Arcs. I don't think there is a 1600 only pass though
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Thanks for your replies. Anyone else heard of this, taken from the lesarcs.net website :

"Ski Points: a relatively recent introduction to the Les Arcs lift pass portfolio, the ski points system enables beginners to use the main lift in each of the following ski areas:
Arc 1600: Combettes Chair
Arc 1800: Chantel Chair
Arc 2000: St. Jacques Chair
You can charge up your ski card with 2, 10 or 20 points at a time and each chairlift journey costs 2 points"
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 Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.

Just a quick check if anyone else has heard about the ski points sytem in Les Arcs
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