OUR OFFERS
• Free child equipment hire: Free equipment hire for children aged 3-11yrs when two adults pre-book superior or advanced equipment hire. Valid all season
• Free swimming: Pre-book a lift pass and receive one free entry to the resort pool.
• Free ice skating & sport centre entry: Pre- book a lift pass and receive one free entry to ice skating rink (Tignes guests) or sports guests centre (Val d’Isère guests). Pre-book a Val D'Isère lift pass and receive one free entry to resort swimming pool and sports centre.
• Free child lift pass: Free lift passes for children up to 4yrs available in resort subject to proof of age. Valid all season
• Free senior lift pass: Free lift passes for seniors aged 75yrs+ available in resort subject to proof of age. Valid all season
Tignes & Val D’Isère Espace Killy Snowsure | Great for intermediates | Family friendly | Lively nightlife | Glacier resorts
“Offering some of the most breathtaking views in the Alps,Tignes and Val D’Isère form the vast 300km Espace Killy area. Confident, cruisey skiers will enjoy the blue and red runs from the top of each glacier, and as there’s hardly any cat tracks between pistes, it’s non-stop downhill. The après-ski in both resorts is excellent; don’t miss the great live music at the famous Folie Douce in Val D’Isère!” Steve Carter Area Manager
Also available online • Residence Ecrin des Neiges, • Le Hameau du Borsat Apartments, Visit
neilson.co.uk/tignes or /valdisere to view these properties Why not try Dog sledding: Meet these beautiful working dogs & see the mountains from a different perspective. The Tarentaise tour: Ski the off-piste of the Vanoise and Tarentaise Valley through Tignes, La Plagne, Les Arcs and Villaroger. Getting there (see page 288) Departure airports: Birmingham, Gatwick & Manchester. Arrival airports: Grenoble (GNB) Transfer time: 4hrs Departure day: Saturday NEW Scheduled & low cost flying services also available from many UK airports – see page 288 for details
Tignes Ski Essentials – prices from Lift pass (6 days)
Family Adult Snr/Chd
Tignes pass.................................. £600 £165 £135 Espace Killy pass......................... £740 £200 £160
Ages: Senior = 65-74yrs, adult = 14-64yrs, child = 5-13yrs. Family = 2 adults & 2 children aged 5-13yrs, proof of family relationship required. Free pass for 0-5 yrs & 75yrs+ available locally. Tignes pass covers Tignes only. Espace Killy pass covers Tignes & Val D’Ise
`re. Equipment (6 days)
Standard skis & boots.................. £85 £55 £55 Superior skis & boots................... £95
Standard skis only ........................ £55 £35 £35 Superior skis only ......................... £65
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Standard board & boots............... £95 £65 Tuition by ESF or Evolution 2 -
Ages: Adult = 12yrs+, youth skis = 7-11yrs, youth board = 8-11yrs, child = 3-6yrs. Youth & child hire includes helmet.
Adult Child
Ski & board ESF PM........................ 5x3hrs £125 £125 Ski & board ESF PM........................ 6x3hrs £135 £135 Off-piste tuition ESF........................ 5x3hrs £145 - Ski check-up Evo2 ........................... 2x3hrs £80
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Ski kindergarten.............................. 5x3hrs - £180 Ski kindergarten.............................. 6x3hrs - £190
Mountain
Information Beginners: Intermediates: Advanced: Terrain Parks: ●●● Non-skiers: ●● Families:
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Freeride: Nightlife:
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Range of pistes Very Easy 15% Easy
12%
Adult Youth Child - -
Ages: Adult Evo2 = 19yrs+. ESF = 14yrs+, child ski = 4-13yrs, child board = 8-13yrs, ski kindergarten = 3yrs only.
Ski packs (6 days) ESF Adult Yth/Snr Child
Complete beginner†.......... 6x3hrs £360 £330 £320 Improver†........................... 5x3hrs £360 £360 £310
Ages: Senior = 65-74yrs, adult = 14-64yrs, youth = 12-13yrs, child = 5-11yrs. Beginner packs include Tignes pass, beginner skis & boots & 6x3hrs AMtuition. Improver packs include Tignes pass, standard ski & boots & 6x3hrs AMtuition.
Board packs (6 days) ESF Adult Yth/Snr Child Complete beginner†.......... 6x3hrs £380 £350 £335 Improver†........................... 5x3hrs £380 £350 £325
Ages: Senior = 65-74yrs, adult = 14-64yrs, youth = 12-13yrs, child = 8-11yrs. Beginner packs include Tignes pass, standard board & boots & 6x3hrs AMtuition. Improver packs include Tignes pass, standard board & boots & 6x3hrs AMtuition. Important: ESF used for hotels in Tignes La Lac. Evo2 used for hotels in Tignes Val Claret & Val d’Isere. †Complete beginner = Ability Level 0, Improver = Level 1-4 – see p293 for details. Special offers may be withdrawn at any time. Prices are from amounts shown, based on Tignes, in £s & approximate.
Liftpass&tuition pricepromise
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Pre-book with Neilson and we promise you’ll pay no more than you would in resort – see page 293
For our full selection of ski essentials visit
neilson.co.uk/skiessentials
46%
Medium 27% Difficult
Skiing altitude: Glacier
Resort altitude: Pistes:
Number of runs:
1550m–3456m yes
2100m
Espace Killy Area - 300km 155
Number of lifts:
90 comprising of: 36 Drag, 43 Chairs, 5 Gondolas, 4 Cable Cars, 2 Funicular
Cross country trails: 40km Night skiing:
no For more activities, offers and resort details, visit
www.neilson.co.uk/tignes or /valdisere 165
Snowmaking: Resort ski bus:
9% runs covered yes
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