Top 14 things to do and attractions in Les Belleville

Amazing ski destination – whatever you’re looking for, you’ll find it here! From easy, chill slopes to wild, uneven runs. The views of the surrounding mountains are absolutely stunning, and the snow conditions are excellent. I did miss having more trees around, as the landscape is very open and a bit desolate – though some people might actually prefer that. If you’re into partying, the town has some great spots – especially if you’re Danish! Just head to Café Snesko – you’re going to love it.

A very good ski resort. From beginners to advanced skiers, you can find good trails that will suit you. Also a very nice apres ski. Lots of hotels offers ski-in ski-out. Val thorens offers ski options when other ski resorts are already closed for the season.

Val Thorens has a great vibe, there are lots of amazing hotels and bars/restaurants. Shopping is easy with lots of convenience stores and also lots of specialist winter sports stores for all your skiing and snowboarding needs; though be prepared to pay a small (5-10% in my experience) resort premium on purchases here versus high street prices. Internet shopping is clearly the best option before arriving to make sure you get the best prices on equipment. Aside from the great bars and eateries, Val Thorens also has one or two slopes that you can ski and board on. Being a part of 3 Valleys it's a part of the largest ski resort in the world with hundreds of kilometers of groomed slopes. I love the ease of navigating around the resort using the many many lifts. There are runs for all levels, though if you're a complete beginner you may lack variety as there are relatively few green runs compared to other resorts. That being said, there are plenty of blues that are very manageable for beginners. Being at altitude I've found the snow quality and quantity to be better than other resorts in the area, including the 3 Valleys resorts of Courchevel and Meribel. Being lower they can often suffer with either slushy or icy conditions much more so that Val Thorens seems to. Final observation is that Val Thorens is an all ages resort. It doesn't matter if you're a family, young, old, or anywhere in between, Val Thorens has something for everyone, and all coexist peacefully.

The Perfect Destination for Skiing and Relaxation I recently visited this mountain, and I can confidently say it’s a paradise for ski and nature lovers! The area boasts an impressive number of ski slopes, suitable for all levels – from beginners to advanced skiers. The slopes are wide, well-maintained, and offer a safe skiing experience, making every moment on the mountain truly enjoyable. They are impeccably groomed daily, and the snow quality is excellent, no matter the weather. Beyond the slopes, the resort features cozy relaxation areas. The comfortable cabins, cafés with breathtaking views, and heated terraces provide the perfect spot to unwind between ski sessions. Whether you’re passionate about winter sports or just looking for a peaceful retreat in nature, this destination offers the perfect combination of adventure and relaxation. I highly recommend it!

Val Thorens – Where the mountains are majestic and the buildings… aren’t Let’s be honest: Val Thorens is like dating someone with a stunning personality and a questionable wardrobe. The mountains? Absolutely breathtaking. Snow-draped peaks, endless ski runs, and views that make you forget your Wi-Fi password. Nature here is working overtime. And then… there’s the village. The buildings? Imagine 1970s concrete met a ski resort brochure and said, “Let’s do brutalism, but make it beige.” It’s like someone tried to stack shoeboxes in a snowstorm and called it urban planning. Charming? Not exactly. Functional? Sure. Photogenic? Only if you crop aggressively. But hey – you’re not here for the architecture. You’re here to ski, après-ski, and maybe pretend you’re in a Bond film while sipping overpriced vin chaud. And for that, Val Thorens delivers. Just don’t look too hard at the hotel façade on your way down the slope.

Great skiing area. Really enjoyed it. Not pretty in the villages but well makes up for that with the slopes.

At 2350m, snow is not yet an issue. The station is geared towards skiing and cater mainly to an international clientele. British and Dutch mainly. It has the trappings of a small French town with fresh breads, some cafes for drinks and meals but remains a very touristic area. Perfect for skiing. Going to the piste is relatively easy.

Beautiful Slopes. Easy access to lifts and the town from the slopes. Honestly breathtaking views from the top, great for improvers, with a mixture of easy and harder slopes. Make sure you have Half board or a fat wallet for food.

It was my first time skiing after a few years and I’ve never had quite an experience like this one. If you are a first timer in this type of huge ski resorts you are going to feel amazed by both the size and the services they provide. I stayed there for a week and I would’ve stayed for a month. In my case VT. The offer really good connections between the three valleys and really different types of slope whether you’re a beginner or a pro. You’ll definitely have a nice time both during the day and at the apre ski.

It's very hard to criticise the 3 valleys ski area. It's huge, varied, quite stunning and very well run. At busy times the queues can get long, especially down in Meribel which is the middle of the the valleys. But the lift system copes pretty well, and of course nowhere else is immune to such issues. Well worth a visit at least once in your skiing career.

A Skier’s Paradise Les 3 Vallées is simply phenomenal. With an extensive network of long, beautifully groomed slopes, it offers an unparalleled skiing experience. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, you'll find runs that cater to every skill level, all while enjoying breathtaking alpine scenery. The infrastructure is top-notch, ensuring smooth connections between resorts and minimal waiting times. The snow conditions are excellent, and the variety of terrain keeps every day exciting. Honestly, only truly evil people could say anything bad about this ski resort. If you love skiing, Les 3 Vallées is a must-visit destination!

The best large, linked-up, ski area in France. VT is high so it guarantees good snow throughout a extended ski season. Great bars, restaurants, and other facilities. Very family friendly resort for skiing and other activities. Been many times as a uni student and now a parent, will be back again for sure

The whole ski area is very good. The tracks were amazing and there was very little or no wait time on the ski lifts. There are a lot of different ski tracks around 600km to be exact. I skied for three days and in the three days I skied a total of 140km which is a lot. I would recommend this place for anyone who likes skiing. The view is amazing everywhere you go and you can find amazing restaurants anywhere. The prices are a bit overpriced everywhere, but I think its worth visiting atsleast one time. We stayed in Courchevel 1650. Which is on the far left side of the three valleys. But you can still easily reach the surrounding valleys.

Amazing place for ski (75% ppl) and snowboarding (25% ppl). All the valley were great, it’s easy to get any place with cabin, there are plenty roads and places with food on the top. The only thing I didn’t like sometimes it didn’t look like they fixed snow cover over night.

Impressed by how friendly the staff are! As first time skiers, they have made our experience very comfortable.

A lovely ski resort with a cozy, intimate, family-friendly vibe. It’s perfect for a more relaxed and personal experience, away from the crowds. A great place for families and anyone looking for a charming winter getaway!

It's the best place to ski/snowboard, based on that it's a 5 star location. You cannot beat Meribel and The Three Valleys. Note: Not for budget conscious, with prices at the upper end, especially food. Saying that, the food in every restaurant was outstanding.

Amazing ski resort . Stayed at a luxevaca property full white glove service !

Amazing place. Family friendly ❤️ can't wait to visit next year.

Incredible place, beautiful, absolutely stunning. There are all kinds of facilities and lanes (from beginners to experts). The ville is great and there are a lot of stores. In the station you could find expensive and quite cheap restaurants. Prices to enter to the ski lanes are normal. Totally recommend

Great skiing resort. Excellent choice for any level. Easy transport links. Cute little village with shops/restaurants. Also great for children. Offers various ski schools. Easy to get to the top with a selection of skilifts, cable cars etc. Long slopes with well marked directions. Fun centres throughout. Good for beginners too. Beautiful scenery. Would definitely recommend

I camr on a school skiing trips so queues were long. However, the layout is both long and has great corners. Better than most summer tobbogans (one I went on crashed once)

So much fun! We went as a family and everyone had a great time. Height restrictions for young ones (our youngest could ride with the older child).

Very boring, bought to many rides and i could not get a refund, not worth your money nor your time.

Quick que with ride being one of the longest Ive taken. Children loved it aged 12 and 15.

Cool rush. Buy a 5 ride ticket because you will love to improve your speed record.

Fun track, and long enough. Price is per sledge and not per person so positive. Had a fun afternoon here. Try to avoid busy times, speed mountain is situated in the middle of Val Thorens region so the row fills up quickly.

Absolutely brilliant. We did it several times.

(Translated by Google) Physical without being too technical. Treat yourself to the discovery of a magnificent summit which will reward a great effort! I don't recommend it for children or people without a minimum of training, however the view is worth it! (Allow about 2 to 3 hours of walking and 1200m of elevation gain from the resort center... and enjoy 😁) (Original) Physique sans être trop technique. Offrez vous la découverte d'une sommet magnifique qui récompensera un bel effort ! Je ne le recommande pas aux enfants ni aux personnes sans un minimum d'entraînement, néanmoins la vue en vaut la peine ! (Comptez environ 2 à 3h de marche et 1200m de dénivelé depuis le centre station ... et savourez 😁)

(Translated by Google) Magnificent 360* belvedere with a view of Mont Blanc, a beautiful statue of a silver horse culminates at the summit. the hike is difficult in places and you have to be careful, especially on the descent. It takes between 3h30 and 4h30 for the climb. (Original) Magnifique belvédère à 360 *avec vue sur le Mont Blanc, une belle statue d'un cheval argenté culmine le sommet. la randonnée est difficile par endroit et il faut faire bien attention surtout en descente. Il faut compter entre 3h30 et 4h30 pour la montée.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent hike. We left from Saint François. It stings a little on the way up, especially at the beginning. The last climb is great, thanks to them who made this zigzag path. It was really well thought out :) a 360° view with Mont Blanc up there. The best! (Original) Magnifique randonnée. Nous sommes partis de Saint François. Ça pique un peu sur la montée surtout au début. La dernière montée est top merci à eux qui ont fait ce chemin en zigzag. Il a vraiment été bien pensé :) une vue à 360° avec le mont blanc la haut. Le top !

(Translated by Google) A rather intense hike for the few km to do, but god it's worth it! The view at the top is sublime, and if you remain discreet enough, you will easily have the opportunity to come across marmots and ibexes! (Original) Une randonnée plutôt intense pour le peu de km à faire, mais dieu que ça en vaut la peine ! La vue au sommet est sublime, et si vous restez assez discrets, vous aurez facilement l'occasion de croiser marmottes et bouquetins !

(Translated by Google) Outstanding viewing peak! The path from the Col de la Madeleine is the shortest, but not signposted - a star deducted for that. From the top of the pass, take the road to the east. Important: after the mountain station of the "Le Frêne" ski lift, turn right onto an inconspicuous path heading south. In a depression you head south and only when the railing becomes steeper head east. The route is steep and somewhat arduous over boulders to the Col du Cheval Noir. You deserve a quick snack here. Then turn left across grassy terrain to the summit. The large horse statue at the summit is interesting. When the weather is clear, the view is phenomenal: Mont Blanc dominates in the northeast, then comes the Valais (!), the entire Vanoise is there, in the south the Massif des Écrins and to the west the entire Chaîne de Belledonne. (Original) Herausragender Aussichtsgipfel! Der Weg vom Col de la Madeleine ist zwar der kürzeste, allerdings nicht ausgeschildert - dafür einen Stern Abzug. Von der Passhöhe den Fahrweg nach Osten nehmen. Wichtig: nach der Bergstation des Skiliftes "Le Frêne" nach rechts einen unscheinbaren Pfad Richtung Süden einschlagen. In einer Senke hält man sich gen Süden und erst wenn das Geländer steiler wird nach Osten. Über Blockwerk geht es steil und etwas mühselig zum Col du Cheval Noir. Hier hat man sich eine kurze Brotzeit verdient. Dann nach links über Grasgelände auf den Gipfel. Interessant die große Pferdestatue am Gipfel. Die Aussicht ist bei klarem Wetter phänomenal: im Nordosten dominiert der Mont Blanc, dann kommt das Wallis (!), die ganze Vanoise steht da, im Süden das Massif des Écrins und nach Westen zu die gesamte Chaîne de Belledonne.

(Translated by Google) Very good hike, quite strenuous towards the end but it's worth it! A magnificent view awaits us at the very top of this peak with a view of Mont-Blanc! (Original) Très bonne randonnée assez éprouvante vers la fin mais ça vaut le coup ! Une magnifique vu s'offre à nous tout en haut de cet pic avec vu sur le Mont-Blanc !

(Translated by Google) Beautiful hike, be careful it's still steep. (Original) Belle randonnée, attention ça grimp quand même.

Fantastic restaurant with a really friendly staff. The cheese platter was very good especially the cheese they make themselves. The bone marrow was delicious. But the star of the show was the main course which was the veal chop for me. Definitely recommended! They are located on the Chasse piste in Val Thorens.

Exceptional place with all the food served from local products (they have their own orchard). Super nice decoration. And the food is the best of the place. Super kind staff that help you choose what is best for you, specially Marion who patiently help us to choose and told us about the story of the place in perfect english!!

Very welcoming and nice staff offering good service. Food is made with love and care. Been here twice in one week. Make sure to book a table in advance. The atmosphere is magical.

Gorgeous place! Great climate and fantastic food. We tried starters such as crispy snails - super tasty but the mustard ice cream was something absolutely unique and mindblowing. The veal, goat fondue - everything stunning. At the end homemade - ice cream degustation - just perfect evening.

A great place when you're hiking in the mountains. Restaurant on the farm. There is a farm shop, you can look at the animals. Very tasty. And good service.

Amazing place to eat when skiing. Our only problem was that the service was really slow. It took us almost two hours to eat. The burgers were really good. It is great to have quality food on the mountain. The dessert was a little weird and didn’t enjoy it as much. It would be better if they offered normal desserts.

Found this place a little by accident. Quite a way off a ski run. Very pretty location and restaurant feels special with lots of nice touches in the decor etc. a small furnishings shop too. Food was very good. Wife and I loved the fondue. Son and daughter thought their choices were very tasty too. One of my favourite restaurants in the area.

Nice friendly ski resort nestled within the 3 valleys in the Savoie region. There is a good variety of accommodation from St Martin de Belleville up through the villages and in Les Menuires, Les Breyeres within resort. There are a good variety of slopes, though the area is quite open and therefore prone to wind, but less so than Val Thorens above. There is an excellent variety of shops in la croisette with a small supermarket, ski and gift shops, delicatessen and a fab bakery. The area alone is enough for a beginner and early intermediate. Others can extend their pass to easily get to Val Thorens, Mottaret, Meribel and Courchevel areas in a day. We enjoy staying in the villages of Saint Marcel and Levassaix for the authentic atmosphere. My only negative is that the main run back is often very churned up and a real leg killer at the end of a day, so make sure you save some energy for this on returning to base!

One of the most underrated stations of the "3 vallées" domain. Excellent access, excellent entertainment and shopping opportunities (covered as well as on ski front). Great access to slopes with a large domain even with a "Les Menuires only" ski pass. Also very active in summer.

A great variety of pistes to ski for all abilities. Fantastic access to all of the three valleys ski area, we needed longer here to cover the area it's so huge ! Good lifts with minimal waiting times even when it was busy. A great family friendly resort with fabulous views, skiing, restaurants and shops. We will definitely return !

Jan 2024. First time in "Les tois valees". We stayed in Les Menuires at Les Clarines hotel. Awesome resort. Had to buy own toilet paper which was a first but hey, it didn't put us off 🤣 It was ski in/ski out which quite literally means " for skiers"not for boarders.....but a short walk to the free lift which takes you up to a short walk to the main gondala and chair lifts. 3 bars at the bottom of the piste into LeasMenuires. Easy access to Val Thorens, Meribel & Corchevel. Some great restaurants in Les Menuires. The 3 valleys is immense with over 600 km of pistes. Will take a few years to venture down all of them. Already looking at booking for 2025!.....🤪👍

Skiing from Les Menuires is awesome. Great connections to the rest of the 3 valleys for some seriously big ski days. From Les Menuires I recommend morning on La Masse, then up Sunny for the pixel park and Becca, then the long run down to St Martins. Beautiful skiing to suit all abilities. My favourite place to ski.

Good point of access to Val Thorens. Spoiled somewhat by some busy blue runs plagued by irresponsible skiers/boarders travelling at ridiculous speed through the novice skiers. It's only a matter of time before someone is killed or seriously injured here.

Riberty area is class for great ski access, accommodation and food plus reasonable ski and grocery shops.

Very avarage Route. A lot of flat sections. We recived one broker sled - The handle was broken, which The affected The fun of the whole team. I definietly recommended sleding at Merible.

Great fun alternative to skiing for an hour

Brilliant fun, just do it :-)

(Translated by Google) First disappointing experience, the track is not well secured. Large numbers of skiers came onto the toboggan run, it was very dangerous and we were not able to fully enjoy the sled descent. Really dangerous for children. Very unfortunate given the price of €48 for 4. Not to be done with young children! (Original) Première expérience décevante, la piste n’est pas bien sécurisée. Les skieurs en grand nombre sont venus sur la piste de luge, cela était très dangereux et nous avons pas pu profiter pleinement de la descente en luge. Vraiment dangereux pour les enfants. Très dommage vu le prix de 48 € pour 4. À ne pas faire avec de jeunes enfants !

(Translated by Google) On paper it sounds nice. In reality, it is but... The sled is very difficult to steer if you don't lock your feet under the straps. Except that this was not made clear to us and that with ski boots it is impossible (straps too small). The edges of the slopes are not always secure and it would be easy to go over them. The buttocks slide a lot on the seat of the completely plastic sled, so it is difficult to stay in place. Once you start to get the hang of it, the sensations are good and it's quite fun. You don't have to be afraid of falling over. (Original) Sur le papier ça semble sympa. En réalité, ça l'est mais... La luge est très difficile à diriger si on ne bloque pas ses pieds sous les sangles. Sauf que cela ne nous a pas été précisé et qu'avec des chaussures de ski c'est impossible (sangles trop petites). Les abords des pistes ne sont pas toujours sécurisées et il serait facile de passer par dessus. Les fesses glissent beaucoup sur le siège de la luge totalement en plastique, il est donc difficile de tenir en place dedans. Une fois qu'on commence à prendre le coup, les sensations sont bonnes et c'est assez amusant. Il ne faut pas avoir peur de se renverser.

(Translated by Google) Good experience, great feeling. Fortunately the gentleman advised us not to leave our daughter alone. The sled is easy to handle. On the other hand, it is really dangerous in certain turns where no safety is put in place. We turned around and I ended up in the ravine, fortunately more out of fear than harm. Be careful, it would be nice if nets were installed in certain turns. (Original) Bonne expérience, sensation au rendez vous . Heureusement le monsieur nous à déconseillé de laisser seule notre fille. La luge est bien prendre en main. Par contre c’est vraiment dangereux dans certains virage ou aucune sécurité n’est mise en place. On s’est retourné et j’ai fini dans le ravin heureusement plus de peur que de mal . Bien faire attention, ce serait bien que dans certains virage des filets soient installés.

(Translated by Google) Great experience, great sensations, breathtaking landscape. I don't understand some of the comments about the difficulty, my 12 year old son (small size) mastered his sled really well and we had a blast. We did it 3 times. The only negative point is that the end of the route is too flat. (Original) Super expérience, superbes sensations, paysage à couper le souffle. Je ne comprends pas certains commentaires sur la difficulté, mon fils de 12 ans (petit gabarit) a super bien maîtriser sa luge et on s'est éclaté. Nous l'avons fait 3 fois. Seul point négatif, la fin du parcours trop plate.

MUST SEE! Don’t miss this place in the winter or summer if you are in the area of Val Thorens! Just Amazing view of all of the Alps! Nothing more beautiful than this

One of the main attraction peaks in the Three Valleys, Cime de Caron can be accessed via gondola from the Val Thorens resort. Views up here are spectacular, offering 360 views of the region including the Courchevel peaks. Even though the ski map lists a restaurant here, we found it was already closed down so do grab a bite before you head up! You can choose to ski down (red and higher difficulty) or simply wait for the next gondola. If you're traveling here from Courchevel, you'll likely need an entire day just to reach this peak before the lifts back to Courchevel close for the day.

Nice view if u r in Valthorens

Awesome place to enjoy the views.

For those who are afraid and super safe, there is an operator always supervising, breathtaking view, and from the top you can go down with sky or snowboard while enjoying the adrenaline and the view

Best mountain top!

With 120 persons in a gondola to the top. What is covid?

(Translated by Google) Museum rich in information where the signage and the direction of the visit are coherent and pleasant to follow. I also liked the drawings that looked like scanned watercolors. I took advantage of the superb guided tour led by Marina. His explanations were very interesting, his speech was fluid and the little anecdotes were very nice. Very good time full of discoveries. It was very interesting to discover the history of the village, more generally of the resort and sometimes even just history in general. That of our ancestors, the way of living, the dwelling, the work, a few words in patois and even an immersion in a dwelling which is none other than... the museum! Upstairs there are also films in the form of interviews with elders who talk about their lives and in particular the sudden but ultimately not so horrible change in their lives with the arrival of tourism. I highly recommend this museum, it's a shame there are so few people interested. PS: thanks to Marina for giving us another side of the mountain in high season. Camille, Jojo and Cloé (Original) Musée riche en informations ou la signalétique et le sens de la visite sont cohérents et agréables à suivre. J’ai aussi apprécié les dessins qui ressemblent à de l’aquarelle numérisée. J’ai profité de la superbe visite guidée animée par Marina. Ses explications étaient très intéressantes, son discours était fluide et les petites anectodes très sympathiques. Très bon moment riche en découvertes. C’était très intéressant de découvrir l’Histoire du village, plus généralement de la station et même parfois plus généralement l’Histoire tout court. Celle de nos ancêtres, la façon de vivre, l’habitation, le travail, quelques mots en patois et même une immersion dans une habitation qui n’est autre que .. le musée ! A l’étage il y a également des films sous la forme d’interviews des anciens qui racontent leurs vies et notamment le changement brusque mais finalement pas si horrible de celles-ci avec l’arrivée du tourisme. Je recommande fortement ce musée, dommage qu’il n’y ait que si peu de personnes intéressées. PS : merci à Marina de nous avoir donné une autre facette de la montagne en pleine saison. Camille, jojo et Cloé

(Translated by Google) A very interesting museum on the life of mountain people until the beginning of the 20th century, then the history of the creation of seaside resorts. Fascinating, well done, it would be a shame to miss it! Allow a good 2 hours or more to see everything. Great welcome at the Tourist Office. (Original) Un musée fort intéressant sur la vie des montagnards jusqu'au début du 20e siècle, puis l'histoire de la création des stations balnéaires. Passionnant, bien fait, il serait dommage de passer à côté ! Compter un 2 bonnes heures voire plus pour tout voir. Accueil au top à l'Office de Tourisme.

(Translated by Google) 3 euros entry and free with the multi leisure card Luckily I didn't have to pay anything because it sucks you look at Little House on the Prairie it's 1000 times better Visit in 2 mins (Original) 3 euros l'entrée et gratuit avec la carte multi loisirs Heureusement que je n'ai rien payer car c'est nul tu regardes la petite maison dans la prairie c'est 1000 fois mieux Visite en 2 mins

(Translated by Google) A very interesting, educational and well-documented small museum on the revolution experienced by the mountain pastures in the second half of the 20th century (Original) Un petit musée très intéressant, didactique et bien documenté sur la révolution vécue par les alpages dans la seconde moitié du 20eme siècle

(Translated by Google) I loved it (Original) J'ai adoré

(Translated by Google) I loved it. The person responsible for the visit is very interesting and pleasant and the content of the site and the comments are great (Original) J'ai adoré. La personne responsable delà visite est très intéressante est agréable et le contenu du site et des commentaires géniales

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful museum to learn about local high mountain life and the birth of mountain sports resorts (Original) Très beau musée pour connaître la vie locale de haute montagne et la naissance des stations de de sport de Montagne

Not so friendly Menuires. Tried to get a Ticket for our 2 year old son for the lift, but got rejected, because we did not had the passport for him to prove the age. With 5 yrs kids need to pay, but showing our son in his stroller is no prove lol. The lady at the counter said they make copies of the passport to prove the age for handing out free Tickets, obviously a lie, GDPR won't allow this practise. It is official now: you guys suck at tourism!

Very long queues with only 3 tills for picking up prepaid skipasses, and taking 5 minutes to deal with each person. Offices elsewhere in resort only allow you to buy, not to pickup, so bus journey to get here. Missed 1st day's ski school.

Rude staff who are not helpful or considerate. I didn’t initially realise they gave me the wrong ski pass and so after I came back down from the mountain and politely asked them to change it, they simply refused and said I needed to buy a new one. I got the impression I disturbed them from their actual job. Extortionate prices and really bad attitudes. I shall take my tourism elsewhere next time and skip “friendly” Menuires.

The 4 hour senior pass is excellent for older skiers. Easy to top up using the website on your mobile on the days you want to ski

Awesome place, recommend to anyone!

Ordered online at Friendly Menuires site, the ski pass was ready and the pick up took 2 min. Great time saving process.

(Translated by Google) Purchasing a pass is easy: we topped up our 2018 cards without any problems, payment at the ticket counters is fast, there are enough receptionists, and there's no waiting in line; the outdoor ATMs are convenient and efficient. Negative points: the lack of a half-day pass. While a 4-hour pass exists, it's €8 cheaper than the day pass, but... a lower half-day offer would be great. Because the maintenance of the slopes and facilities, employee payroll, employer contributions, and rising energy costs don't justify a 25% increase since 2018, for example. The cost of living itself hasn't increased 25% in 5 years. Making a profit, yes, but gradually. French resorts have lost their original vocation of mass tourism in favor of luxury tourism aimed at foreign elites (Courchevel, Méribel, Tignes, Val d'Isère, Val Thorens), and we wouldn't want Les Ménuires to go down that path. Please stay within reach of French people's wallets. And see you next year, see you soon. (Original) L'achat d'un pass est facile : nous avons rechargé nos cartes datant de 2018 sans problème, le paiement aux guichets est rapide, les chargées d'accueil sont en nombre suffisant, on ne traine pas dans la file d'attente; les guichets automatiques extérieurs sont bien pratiques et efficaces. Points négatifs: l'offre inexistante d'un forfait 1/2 journée, certes le forfait 4h existe, il est 8€ moins cher que le forfait jour mais...une offre moins élevée pour une 1/2 journée serait formidable. Car l'entretien des pistes et des installations, la paie des salariés, les charges employeurs, la hausse du coût de l'énergie...ne justifient pas une augmentation de 25% depuis 2018 par exemple, le coût de la vie lui-même n'a pas pris 25% en 5 ans. Faire de la marge oui, mais de façon crescendo. Les stations françaises ont perdu leur vocation originelle de tourisme de masse pour un tourisme de luxe destiné aux élites étrangères ( Courchevel, Méribel, Tignes, Val d'Isère, Val thorens), et nous ne voudrions pas que les Ménuires s'orientent dans cette voie. Restez à portée de portefeuille des français s'il vous plait. Et Rendez-vous l'année prochaine, à bientôt.