Adapted skiing in Pal Arinsal
The ski schools of Pal and Arinsal offer an adaptive skiing program designed for skiers with physical or cognitive disabilities. Thanks to specialized and certified equipment, these athletes can enjoy alpine skiing with total safety and accessibility.
Adaptive Ski Schools
At Pal Arinsal, we have two adaptive ski schools, one in the Pal sector and another in the Arinsal sector. Both schools have specialized and certified equipment to ensure the best experience for skiers with disabilities.
The instructors who teach the classes are highly qualified and endorsed by UK BASE (British Association of Snowsport Instructors). Additionally, the specialized equipment and training are provided by DSUK (Disability Snowsports UK), ensuring the highest quality and functionality of the products.
More information and bookings: reservesescola@palarinsal.com
Phone: +376 878007 or 878008
Ski Pass for People with Disabilities
We offer special discounts for this group:
- For people with disabilities of 33% or more: 20% discount off the standard price, applicable to day passes, multi-day passes, and the Season Pass.
- Blind skiers: only the blind person pays; their companion gets a free pass (as long as they have a companion).
To benefit from these special rates, visitors must go directly to any ski resort ticket office with official disability documentation.
Direct sales at the ski resort ticket offices.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is adapted skiing called?
Adapted skiing is also known as disability skiing or skiing for people with reduced mobility. At Grandvalira Resorts, this type of skiing is practiced with specialized equipment such as sit-skis (dual ski or uniski) or other technical aids adapted to each person's needs.
What is an adapted skier?
An adapted skier is a person with functional diversity who skis using special equipment and techniques, either independently or with the support of a specialized instructor.
