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Les Arcs ski pass 30% off deal - easiest to collect from Plan Peisey?
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We are off to Plan Peisey on 13th March and Les Arcs website are offering lift passes at 30% off if you book on line but only if you book before 9th March. The collection points are 1800 Villards, 1600, 2000, 1800 Charvet, 1950, Bourg St Maurice and Club Mini. Which would be the easiest for us to collect from, given that we are on late deal package and will have no car in resort?
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julied, welcome to snowHeads.

None of those collection points are easy to get to from Peisey without travelling on skis, which is a bit tricky if you need to pick up a lift pass. It is possible to walk up a (very gentle) piste from Vallandry to Arc 1800, but I'd guess this takes at least half an hour. I'm guessing, but I suspect the reason you can't take advantage of this special offer is because the lifts out of Peisey and Vallandry are run by a separate company.
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Thanks for the reply. Would buying a half day lift pass in Plan Peisey and then catching a lift and skiing down to Arc 1800 be feasable? We would get 150€ off the lift pass price, so it would still be worth the expense of the half day pass. We haven't been to Plan Peisey before - hence the question, we have looked at the piste map and it seems realistic but would like someone to confirm it before we buy two lift passes that are impossible to collect Sad
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julied, I think it's possible to buy a half-day pass in Peisey (although are these available for mornings or is it afternoons-only?). Once you have a lift pass it's an easy ski to Arc 1800 to collect your week-long pass.
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julied, there is a walk through from Peisey to Arc 1800, follow the road from Vallandry past the piste basher hut and it takes you through. Is still about 30 mins walk
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