Pal-Arinsal and Arcalis this winter will have separate ski passes

Pal-Arinsal and Arcalis will be free to fix the price of a day pass for the next season. This new contract establishes the terms agreed between Emap and Secnoa on the last board of Vallnord. This will differentiate the rates for sectors, said the consul lower Ordino Naudí Consol, a practice that is done in many other areas but so far there has not been an agreement between the two sides. With this new formula, the Council of Ordino Arcalis plans to set a season pass cheaper than Pal and Arinsal. And that as he recalled the consul major, Ventura Spot, EMAP "has advantages," since not suffer accessibility problems which indeed is the snowfield Ordino. "The skier stops at La Massana and to make Arcalis attractive we need to rise to a competitive price," he said. What Spot Naudí made clear is that neither nor Massana or Ordino want to leave the brand Vallnord as is already well known and that it would be "unwise" to let it die. Therefore, the Vallnord ski pass will continue to exist. Under the new agreement terms, revenues at the box office will go to each station and obtained from the season ticket will be distributed depending on where the visitor skiing, which involves a change in the distribution established so far. The senior consul of La Massana, David Baron noted that the new agreement satisfies both parties. Allow each station to define the price and the seasons and collect revenue generated, he said.