Messages posted by : jonG
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Hi,
In the BsM area for a good drink and some chill out time, the Hotel Angival behnd the post office in BsM and bar Bazoom opposite the train station are good as is the Cafe Fiore on the town square. There is also Le Ferme in Le Pre ,and the bar of the Hotel La Monal in Ste-Foy village which can be lively......bring on the Mutzig! :D jon. |
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:D :DHi,
Just a couple to get me in the mood....hic! 
jon :thumbup: p.s I don't have a problem honest..... |
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Hi,
I flew into Lyon with Easyjet last year and they have their own terminal at the end of the airport, the three options for transport from there are either car hire ,coach or tour operator. The car hire is about a 1km away and to reach the free bus which transports you to one of the three car hire centres (this will depend on which hire firm your car is with) the car hire bus stop is located at the other end of the airport so a trudge through the airport is required (bags with wheels is a godsend). If you are travelling to the tarentaise resorts of Trois Vallee's, Les Arcs ,La Plagne ,La Rosiere ,Ste-Foy ,Val & Tignes the transfer coach is located right outside the Easyjet terminal (terminal 3 from memory), the downside is that to travel by coach/bus to say Bourg-Saint-Maurice from Lyon is around 3 hours, by hire car it can be done in around 1h 45 mins in good traffic and weather. It would be roughly the same as the coach journey with your tour operator's transport,in saying and taking all that into consideration.....i have just come back from BsM and used Geneva airport (and have done so many times) i would choose Lyon over Geneva most times,as Geneva now has been chopped and changed around and all Easyjet check-ins are now on the Swiss side only and the passport security check to the departure side is a nightmare now. jon. |
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Tricky one this.....do you personnally the person who has offered you the passes?,you could try the following link and contact them to see if they can give you any info on unused passes and whether they are still valid for use. http://www.meribel-unplugged.co.uk/ It would restore my fiath in large companies and people if they were still valid. jon. |
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Hi,
As Bandit says there are lots of off piste that can be accessed easily in Les Arcs, some companies you could look at are ESF Initial-Snow.com Jean-Yvres Perry (private) +33 (0)6 22 12 07 08 Mountian River High - Fabrice Bernier (private) +33 (0)6 14 35 55 67 Ecole de Ski International - Arc Adventures +33 (0)4 79 07 41 28 Ecole de Ski Privilege +33 (0)4 79 07 23 38 Spirit 1950 (Hammeau du Glacier) +33 (0)4 79 04 25 72 Darentasia +33 (0)79 04 16 81 All the best and have a great time in Les Arcs jon. |
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Hi ,
Heres the link below for the Les Arcs pass prices for 2009/10 http://www.lesarcsnet.com/lift-system-and-passes/les-arcs-and-paradiski-lift-pass-prices-winter.htm I'm off for a lay down before I blow a gasket...... jon. |
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Bloody done it again?
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Dont know why the smileys got in there.....????? The prices that are messed up in order are 2 Days 80 (78) 4 Days 153.50 (148) and 2 Days Paradiski 90 (88) I think the post has taken up too much space and has had to scrunch all the info up,I will dig out the link to the new prices and put it up Sorry chaps for the mess jon. |
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