TOTAL FIGHT

HISTORY

Freestyle originated in the nineteen thirties in Norway when alpine skiers carried out acrobatics during their training sessions. It wasn't until the nineteen fifties that the first exhibitions began in the United States which established freeski as a sporting and competitive discipline.

Snowboarding did not arrive until the late seventies to early eighties when surfers and skateboarders adapted the maneuvers they made in the water and on concrete to the snow.

If there is one thing that unites Freeski and Snowboard in Freestyle, it is the particular way of seeking enjoyment in the mountains, spots, and new free style ski or snowboard tricks.

Over the years, Freestyle has gathered more and more followers and today, Total Fight is one of the headline competitions for lovers of this sport.

SNOWPARK EL TARTER

This year Grandvalira will host the 15th Total Fight Masters of Freestyle competition, the most important freestyle event in the Pyrenees, with the outstanding man and female riders from the world of freestyle.

The Total Fight Masters of Freestlye will be held from 28 to 30 March for Snowboard and from the 4 to 6 of March in Freeski.

The El Tarter Snowpark will be the setting for two weekends filled with spectacular jumps and fun.

The Snowboard competition is in the ELITE category, which is the highest category, with only seven events worldwide, counting the X games of Aspen and Oslo. It is one of the most important competitions on the circuit, which brings together the best riders in the world, such as the 2015 world champion, Roope Tonteri, 2012 world champion, Seppe Smits, and Tyler Nicholson, second in the world rankings in 2014.

In Freeski the competition is in the GOLD category and is one of the essential dates in the international calendar for the sport of slopestyle.

The El Tarter Snowpark is a pioneering venue in the Iberian Peninsula. Over the years, it has expanded and improved to offer long routes with modules and areas for all levels of skiing and snowboarding.

With a current length of 1.3 km, it offers skiers and snowboarders of every kind a place to evolve, improve and have fun in complete safety, as well as providing the ideal stage for the Total Fight Masters of Freestyle.

HISTORY

Freestyle originated in the nineteen thirties in Norway when alpine skiers carried out acrobatics during their training sessions. It wasn't until the nineteen fifties that the first exhibitions began in the United States which established freeski as a sporting and competitive discipline.

Snowboarding did not arrive until the late seventies to early eighties when surfers and skateboarders adapted the maneuvers they made in the water and on concrete to the snow.

If there is one thing that unites Freeski and Snowboard in Freestyle, it is the particular way of seeking enjoyment in the mountains, spots, and new free style ski or snowboard tricks.

Over the years, Freestyle has gathered more and more followers and today, Total Fight is one of the headline competitions for lovers of this sport.

SNOWPARK EL TARTER

This year Grandvalira will host the 16th Total Fight Masters of Freestyle competition, the most important freestyle event in the Pyrenees, with the outstanding man and female riders from the world of freestyle.

The Total Fight Masters of Freestlye will be held from 26 to 28 March for Snowboard and from the 2 to 4 of April in Freeski.

The El Tarter Snowpark will be the setting for two weekends filled with spectacular jumps and fun.

The Snowboard competition is in the ELITE category, which is the highest category, with only seven events worldwide, counting the X games of Aspen and Oslo. It is one of the most important competitions on the circuit, which brings together the best riders in the world, such as the 2015 world champion, Roope Tonteri, 2012 world champion, Seppe Smits, and Tyler Nicholson, second in the world rankings in 2014.

In Freeski the competition is in the GOLD category and is one of the essential dates in the international calendar for the sport of slopestyle.

The El Tarter Snowpark is a pioneering venue in the Iberian Peninsula. Over the years, it has expanded and improved to offer long routes with modules and areas for all levels of skiing and snowboarding.

With a current length of 1.3 km, it offers skiers and snowboarders of every kind a place to evolve, improve and have fun in complete safety, as well as providing the ideal stage for the Total Fight Masters of Freestyle.

DATE	HOUR	FREESKI
Thursday 02/04/2020	11:00h - 13:00h	Training
Friday 03/04/2020	09:30h - 11:00h	Warm ups
Friday 03/04/2020	11:15h - 13:00h	Qualifiers
Saturday 04/04/2020	10:00h - 11:30h	Warm ups
	12:00h - 13:30h	Finals
	16:30h	Award ceremony in Abarset
	17:00h - 21:00h	Total Fight Monter party in Abarset

DATE	HOUR	SNOWBOARD
Thursday 26/03/2020	11:00h - 13:00h	Training
Friday 27/03/2020	09:30h - 10:30h	Warm ups
	10:45h - 12:30h	Women's qualifiers
	12:45h - 15:00h	Men's qualifiers
Saturday 28/03/2020	10:00h - 11:30h	Warm ups
	12:00h - 12:40h	Final women
	13:00h - 14:00h	Men's finals
	16:30h	Award ceremony in Abarset
	17:00h - 21:00h	Total Fight Monter party in Abarset

ACCES

El Tarter Snowpark accessible directly through the Grandvalira - El Tarter sector with gondola. You can also access skiing from other sectors.

Map of the zone:

RATES 2019-2020 SEASON

1 DAY SKI PASSES
DAY PASS	Adult		Junior (12-17 yrs)¹		Child (6-11 yrs)²		Buy
	RPP*	Online**	RPP*	Online**	RPP*	Online**
Full day⁹	52 €	51 €	46,50 €	45,50 €	35,50 €	34,50 €	Online
Half day (from 1 pm) (offline)	38,50 €		33,50 €		28,50 €
Morning pass (9 am to 12 pm)	30 €
Senior pass (65-69 yrs)⁴ (offline)	31 €
Senior Gold pass⁵ (offline)	Free
Baby pass⁶ (offline)	Free
Beginner³ (offline)	33 €
Pedestrian (two ascent and two descent trip)⁷	12,50 €
Insurance (1 day)⁸	5,10 €

MULTI-DAY SKI PASSES
MULTI-DAY PASSES	Adult		Junior (12-17 yrs)¹		Child (6-11 yrs)²		Buy
MULTI-DAY PASSES	RPP*	Online**	RPP*	Online**	RPP*	Online**	Buy
2 days	97,40 €	95,40 €	89 €	87 €	65,60 €	63,60 €	Online
3 days	146,10 € €	143,10 €	133,50 €	130,50 €	98,40 €	95,40 €
4 days	194,80 €	190,80 €	178 €	174 €	131,20 €	127,20 €
5 days	233 €	228 €	209,50 €	204,50 €	156,50 €	151,50 €
6 days	279,60 €	273,60 €	251,40 €	245,40 €	187,80 €	181,80 €
7 days or more (per day)	46,60 € €	45,60 €	41,90 €	40,90 €	31,30 €	30,30€
3 days' skiing over 5 days	151,20 €	148,20 €	139,80 €	138,80 €	105,30 €	102,30 €
5 days' skiing over 7 days	243,50 €	238,50 €	222,50 €	217,50 €	164 €	159 €
7 days' skiing over 10 days	340,90 € €	333,90 €	311,50 €	304,50 €	229,60 €	222,60 €

*Prices with taxes included. **Discount valid on purchases made in advance at our website. © Ski pass for consecutive days.

REMARKS:

1. Junior (12-17 years): Born between 2002 and 2007. Official proof of age required.
2. Child (6-11 years): Born between 2008 and 2013. Official proof of age required.
3. Beginner ski pass (1 day): Available in all sectors.
4. Senior ski pass (65-69 years): Born between 1950 and 1954. Direct sale at ticket office. Official proof of age required. Price per day.
5. Senior Gold ski pass: Grandvalira understands "Senior Gold" the adults born in 1949 or before. Direct sale at ticket office. Official proof of age required.
6. Baby ski pass: Grandvalira consider "Baby" a child born in 2014 and after. Direct sale at ticket office. An official proof of age is required.
7. Pedestrian pass: it cannot be used for skiing. It includes two ascent and two descent trips in the same day.
8. Insurance: Has to be purchased through the online sales platform or upon arrival at the ski resort, before the first skiing day. It can not be purchased if you have already used the ski pass. NEW: Free replacement pass in the event of loss. See ski insurance conditions.
9. Discounts: 4% of discount for groups of more than 25 paying visitors (included). To apply the discount the ski passes must be of the same type, 25 ski passes Adult or Junior or Child, the discount would not be valid if they were, for example: 20 Adults and 5 Children. Not available: From 23/12/2019 to 05/01/2020.