Brussels to Les Arcs for skiing, other than by car? [closed]

I would like to go skiing in Les Arcs this winter.

How can I get there from Belgium using public transport? Should I fly to Geneva? Take the Thalys or TGV? I don't want to rent a car.
Is it a beginner-friendly resort? Are there easy routes and ski lessons? My partner is an absolute beginner, but I can find no information online.

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How do I get to Les Arcs?

Bourg St Maurice is the closest train station to Les Arcs, there's a funicular that takes you to Arc 1600 in only seven minutes. Regular high-speed trains to and from London (Eurostar ski train) and Paris (TGV) stop here. The total train travel time from London to Les Arcs is around nine to 12 hours.

Where do you fly to for Les Arcs?

The closest airport to Les Arcs is Chambery and it has the shortest transfer time. However, there is a much greater choice of airlines and flights if you fly into Geneva Airport (GVA), Lyon Airport (LYS) or Grenoble Airport (GNB). The transfer time depends on the traffic and weather.

How many km is piste in Les Arcs?

Les Arcs ski area Taken independently, Les Arcs has 200km of piste, a high point of 3226 metres and excellent snow-making facilities that guarantee back-to-resort skiing all season long (see the piste maps).

Paradiski Piste Guide: How to Get From Plagne Centre to Arc 1950 4K

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