Technically, La Plagne’s two cable cars offer pedestrian access – although the massive Vanoise Express clearly brings much, much more in the form of access to Les Arcs which effectively doubles the amount of skiing and snowboarding available in the joined Paradiski domain. Unless you’re a complete beginner skier or snowboarder, you should really invest in the full domain pass and take a ride on this beast of a cable car – a trip worth doing for the journey alone.
The other cable car links Plagne Centre with Aime 2000 giving all-day access between the two resorts. To help support the La Plagne 360 site, please remember to subscribe to our YouTube channel.
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Quick tip: If you’re planning to head straight for the big lifts like the Vanoise Express, having your skis or snowboard sorted in advance makes the whole day run more smoothly.
Book online, save money and collect quickly once you arrive in resort.
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Quick tip: If you’re heading across to Les Arcs or exploring more of Paradiski, insurance becomes even more worth sorting properly before you travel.
A good policy can help cover rescue, medical bills, cancellations and disrupted holiday time if something goes wrong.
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