The underground car park beneath Arc 1950, and the only way to park in a village that's car-free above ground.
Around 690 covered spaces over five levels, with lifts straight up into the apartment buildings and the shops, so you can unload without carrying bags through the snow.
Free services at the office: tyre inflation, a vacuum, a jump-start booster, and help fitting snow chains.
Electric car charging on request, for a fee.
Maximum height 2.20m, so check before arriving with a roof box.
Ski pass sales and information, pedestrian passes, funicular passes... and the many activities on offer in the mountain areas.

Italian bar and restaurant in the middle of Arc 1950, right beside the Marmottes piste, with a 400m² south-facing terrace.
Fresh pasta made on site, Italian charcuterie, spritzes.
There's a small épicerie inside too.
Bar, restaurant and pizzeria in Arc 1950 on the rue de la Piste des Étoiles, with continuous service through the day.
Savoyard classics, pasta, salads and grills - but the pizzas are the reason to come, eat in or takeaway, with click-and-collect available.
(used to be Nonna Lisa)
Restaurant in the Les Clarines building in Arc 1950, and the place to go if you want meat: côte de bœuf grilled over the fire is the house speciality.
The menu goes well beyond that, though, with Savoyard fondue, seafood and pizzas, so it works for a mixed group.
Homemade cooking in a warm, slightly quirky room, open all day.
Takeaway available if you'd rather eat back at the apartment.
The French Alps host the Winter Olympics from 1 to 17 February 2030, followed by the Paralympics from 1 to 10 March, and two of the venues are on the Tarentaise's doorstep.
Val d'Isère hosts the alpine skiing, 30 minutes up the D902 from Sainte-Foy. La Plagne takes the bobsleigh, luge and skeleton on the Albertville 1992 track, directly across the valley from Les Arcs. Courchevel gets ski jumping and more alpine racing, plus the para alpine and para snowboard events. Alpes 2030 - Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games +2
For anyone booked into Villaroger, Sainte-Foy or Les Arcs that February, expect the valley to be busy, the Bourg-Saint-Maurice funicular and buses fuller than usual, and accommodation booked out early. It also means the quieter villages between the venues will be exactly where you want to be.
Ticketing and volunteer sign-ups haven't opened yet; the organising committee's site at alpes2030.org is where those will be announced.
The venue plan is still subject to final IOC confirmation, so treat the details as provisional for now.
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