– anticipate your movements and arrival at the competition site,
– use public transport or carpool,
– consider printing your tickets or loading them into your smartphone,
– download the Lyf Pay app for your drinks at the bars,
– come in good shoes and warmly dressed,
– check the conditions of access to the stadium
No, a 4-day pass is either in the stands or in the track area, it is not possible to mix.
Yes. Your pass will be asked at the entrance for the duration of the event.
Yes, on presentation of your ticket.
Anticipate your arrival to be serene, use the shuttles, plan time. On the stadium and the edge of the track it can be very cold, bring warm clothes and appropriate shoes.
Are absolutely prohibited :
Are allowed :
No, we don’t have a left-luggage office.
Yes, the French Cross-Country Ski School offers you the opportunity to test biathlon in both winter and summer, with or without skis! In addition, initiations are planned during the World Cup.
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The competition takes place in the very heart of the resort so you can enjoy all the activities and entertainment that will take place during the World Cup.
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Yes, there is a group rate, to find out more >
No, when all tickets are sold, there is no waiting list.
Tickets are neither exchangeable nor refundable. There is no official resale website.
We remind you that the online ticketing service for The World Cup is only on the official website and that any resale of tickets is prohibited.
Credit cards and cash are not accepted at food and drinks stands. You pay for your consumption thanks to a “cashless system”.
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You can send your candidacy to benevoles@biathlon-annecy-legrandbornand.com
The online ticketing for the World Cup is only on the official website and any resale is prohibited.
Tickets are neither exchangeable nor refundable. There is no official resale site or platform.
The last tickets are on sale here >
NB: with the booking of an accommodation you can still access the sale of tickets (accommodation + tickets), more information here >
No, the stands are standing as in most stages of the Biathlon World Cup, allowing the public to gain height and get even closer to the shooting range.