Arc2000 lessons?
 

This years party of 11 stays ski-to-door in Arc2000 to avoid this years
logistical nightmare. We were down in BSM, with half the party in Les Coche
(long story) and booked lessons at Arc1600 for the 4 beginners. That took 5
weeks of exchanging emails in my pidgeon french before they confirmed our
booking, at the rate of 1 email per week.

This year, I'll be needing lessons for lower intermediates and also for
beginner snowboarders. What are the options in Arc2000, how early will they
take bookings, and is there a good, friendly website for any of them??


Thanks guys, (& gals)

John

Arc2000 lessons?
 

Hmmm... no answers? Guess that means there are no alternatives to ESF then.
At least the
http://www.esf-arc-2000.com/index.php?lang=uk site is bilingual now!

"John Ricketts" wrote in message
.uk...
This years party of 11 stays ski-to-door in Arc2000 to avoid this years
logistical nightmare. We were down in BSM, with half the party in Les
Coche (long story) and booked lessons at Arc1600 for the 4 beginners. That
took 5 weeks of exchanging emails in my pidgeon french before they
confirmed our booking, at the rate of 1 email per week.

This year, I'll be needing lessons for lower intermediates and also for
beginner snowboarders. What are the options in Arc2000, how early will
they take bookings, and is there a good, friendly website for any of
them??


Thanks guys, (& gals)

John

Arc2000 lessons?
 

"JR" wrote in message
...
Hmmm... no answers? Guess that means there are no alternatives to ESF
then.
At least the
http://www.esf-arc-2000.com/index.php?lang=uk site is bilingual now!


A quick look at the resort website ( www.lesarcs.com ) shows that ESF are
the only ski school operating at 2000

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Paul Schofield

Arc2000 lessons?
 

On Tue, 9 Oct 2007 15:51:58 +0100, "Paul Schofield"
paul_AT_sonifex_DOT_co_DOT_uk wrote:

"JR" wrote in message
...
Hmmm... no answers? Guess that means there are no alternatives to ESF
then.
At least the
http://www.esf-arc-2000.com/index.php?lang=uk site is bilingual now!


A quick look at the resort website ( www.lesarcs.com ) shows that ESF are
the only ski school operating at 2000

True but 1950 is a short passenger lift away and they have an
alternative school Spirit 1950.

Arc2000 lessons?
 

"Ian Blake" NoNotMe@NotAnywhere wrote in message
...
On Tue, 9 Oct 2007 15:51:58 +0100, "Paul Schofield"
paul_AT_sonifex_DOT_co_DOT_uk wrote:

"JR" wrote in message
.. .
Hmmm... no answers? Guess that means there are no alternatives to ESF
then.
At least the
http://www.esf-arc-2000.com/index.php?lang=uk site is bilingual now!


A quick look at the resort website ( www.lesarcs.com ) shows that ESF are
the only ski school operating at 2000

True but 1950 is a short passenger lift away and they have an
alternative school Spirit 1950.

Thanks Ian, will investigate further.........

Arc2000 lessons?
 

Have checked out the Spirit 1950 website....it certainly looks very
professional. Anyone know the logistics of getting to Spirit 1950 from
Chalet Altitude at 2000? Is it just a walk, if so, how far?

tia,
John

Arc2000 lessons?
 

"JR" wrote in message
...
Have checked out the Spirit 1950 website....it certainly looks very
professional. Anyone know the logistics of getting to Spirit 1950 from
Chalet Altitude at 2000? Is it just a walk, if so, how far?

tia,
John
We've used Spirit 1950, albeit for private lessons, and they were fine. You
can ski down from 2000 to 1950 or if you prefer there is a gondola-type lift
that runs between the two.