Planning a holiday or short break of 2 to 14 days? Whether you are a passionate snowsports fan or just want to go for a gentle ski, pick an option that suits you!
2 or 3 days, or a full week's skiing? You'll love the competitively priced 6- and 7-day (or longer) passes; the price you pay per day for a longer skipass is more economical than booking on a day-to-day basis. Everything you need for a fun holiday with family and friends!
The family pass has had a face-lift! Now more flexible, it allows families to enjoy incredible prices. This is great news for grandparents and parents, whether on their own or as a twosome!
Adults pay the same price as children
Suitable for all types of families: single parents, duos & grandparents
1 extra day FREE*
Are you with family, or friends, or coming solo? There’s sure to be a skipass to suit you, depending on the age of the skiers and the make-up of the group: Family Flex packages for families (for 3 or more people, ski at children's prices!), or Solo packages with preferential rates, you can enjoy the 600km of runs and more than 15 fun zones in Les 3 Vallées, while saving money!
What’s more, most of the accommodation in Les Menuires and Saint-Martin-de-Belleville is ski-in/ski-out, offering easy access to this endless playground for the whole family and snowsports fans alike...
In fact, from 6 days, the price of the daily income package will be more attractive! It is worth thinking ahead and planning. If you aregoing to ski for more than 9 days during the season, it might be worth looking at some of the season passes available (Les 3 Vallées Liberty or Skiflex).
Depending on what needs to be done, on-piste rescue can be expensive. On average, a helicopter rescue costs between €1,800 and €3,000, and an on-piste rescue around €430 (according to carreneige.com).
With ‘Carré Neige Classique’ insurance, for just €3.30 a day, €19.80 for 6 days, €26.40 for 8 to 21 days or €49 for the season, you'll be covered for the cost of rescue on the slopes, reimbursement of lift passes* and ski lessons*, and repatriation/ambulance costs. What do you think?
* excess of €50, deducted once per claim