Nocturnes in Serre Chevalier & Briançon: a magical experience*

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Briançon
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Briançon: a sublime panorama

Féérie de Nuit
An experience for the whole family or a group of friends to extend the evening.

When to come?

  • Wednesdays during the winter vacations * ( February 11, 18, 25 and March 4, 2026 )
    free access to the Prorel gondola (section 1) from 7pm to 10pm
    • opening of Le Spot de Pralong restaurant
    • DJ Set at the Prorel gondola arrival station

* Depending on snow conditions

Night skiing in Villeneuve: a spectacular show

In Villeneuve, night skiing takes on an even more spectacular dimension with the famous Demo Ski Show.

When is the show?
Tuesdays during the February/March vacation at theEspace Découverte du Mickey from 5pm to 9pm - access via the Mickey ski lift (free)*

The Demo Ski Show: a show not to be missed

Every Thursday during the February/March vacation, on the Espace Découverte du Mickey. Free access to the Mickey lift.
february 12 from 6:15pm
february 19 from 6.30pm
february 26 from 6:45pm
march 5 from 7pm

It's THE highlight of the season! This unique show retraces the history and evolution of skiing through a grandiose spectacle that highlights all the technical aspects of the sport:

  • 300 ESF Villeneuve instructors take part in the various stages of the show

  • technical demonstrations showing the evolution of skiing techniques over the decades

  • acrobatic jump sessions that will make you hold your breath

  • afireworks finale that lights up the mountain and brings the evening to a beautiful close
DEMO SKI SHOW 50 ANS ESF - SERRE CHEVALIER BRIANÇON - 45
DEMO SKI SHOW 50 ANS ESF - SERRE CHEVALIER BRIANÇON - 57

Practical tips for night skiing

Prepare your equipment

  • dress warmly: temperatures drop rapidly after dark. Bring extra layers
  • suitable goggles or masks: opt for yellow or transparent lenses to improve visibility in artificial light
  • safety lighting: even if the slopes are well lit, a small headlamp can be useful

Safety first

Night skiing requires special attention. Perception of relief changes with artificial lighting, and it takes a little getting used to. Here are a few recommendations:

  • start slowly to get used to the light conditions
  • respect marked and lit areas
  • adapt your speed: relief is harder to perceive at night
  • don't hesitate to take breaks to enjoy the atmosphere

Although access to the lifts is free during these special evenings, we recommend that you check access and weather conditions beforehand.

*Dates and program are subject to change depending on snow and weather conditions.