Les Menuires is reporting that the world’s largest ski area, the 3 Vallées, are rethinking their ski offer to make it more affordable to families.
They’re also making pricing more flexible to accommodate the different shapes and sizes families come in.
For example, the new Family Flex pass gives 1 day of free skiing when you purchase 6 or more consecutive days of skiing, meaning six days on the slopes effectively costs less than last winter.
The pass is available for groups of 3 or more people (with a maximum of 2 adults) and allowing for single-parent families with two children.
The child rate also now applies to all young people aged 5 to 17
For example 2 adults + 1 child (15 years old) now costs €972 for 3 x 6 day passes, a saving of 8.76% (€93) on last year. It’s the same price and saving for 2 adults + 1 child (15 years old). Or 2 seniors + 2 grandchildren (under 18 years old) would be €1295.60 for 4 x 6 day passes, saving 9.08% (€129.40) compared to the €1425 they’d have paid last winter.
Family Flex is applicable to the Les 3 Vallées and Les Menuires/SaintMartin areas.
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