Parking and free shuttle buses in Les Gets

• 450 spaces, freeLes Perrières car park
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• paid, currently 78 spaces, 1.90 mChavannes underground car park
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• no parking on set days, 1 am – 7 amSnow clearing (15 Nov – 15 Apr)
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• 5 routes, 7.50 am – 6.30 pm, freeLes Gets Bus in winter
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Once you have arrived, the practical question of any stay in Les Gets becomes: where do I leave the car, and how do I get around afterwards? The short answer: park in a free car park, then walk or take the free shuttle. This guide sets out the rules published by the town hall and tourist office, checked on 9 November 2026. Dates for the 2026-2027 shuttle season had not been published by then.

Car parks in the village

The principle: free outdoors

According to the town hall, all outdoor car parks for cars are free. Only the underground car park at Les Chavannes charges. The tourist office encourages visitors to leave the car for the length of their stay and get about on foot or by shuttle; Rue du Centre is also pedestrianised at certain times of year.

Car park table

There are also small car parks in the hamlets. The E-Born charging points are paid; the tourist office lists other locations (Colombière, golf course, Pressenage), and the two lists do not match.

The Les Chavannes underground car park

This is the only covered, paid car park. It is open 24/7, run by SOLEGETS (the ski lift operator) and limited to 1.90 m headroom: check your vehicle’s height, roof box included. Capacity is temporarily reduced to 78 vehicles, against about 250 normally, and season tickets are suspended during the reduction. The town hall does not publish hourly rates. For winter 2025-2026, the tourist office said it was free in summer and paid from 15 December 2025 to 12 April 2026; 2026-2027 dates have not been published.

Winter rules: snow clearing and blue zone

From 15 November to 15 April, parking is banned from 1 am to 7 am on certain days so the snow can be cleared. Days are set by municipal order and vary from car park to car park. The town hall gives these examples:

• every day at Les Perrières, P’teaux, Plans, Marais and Lac;
• Wednesdays and Saturdays at Colombière, Pic and Pressenage;
• Thursdays at Pied de l’Adroit;
• Wednesdays at Forge.

Always follow the signs on site. A car left overnight in an affected car park gets in the way of the snowploughs. If you are staying a week, ask your host whether there is a private space.

Half of the Pied de l’Adroit car park is a blue zone, limited to 2 hours. The tourist office publishes a blue-zone map.

The free Les Gets Bus shuttles

In winter

The Les Gets Bus shuttles are free and run 7 days a week. In winter, the town hall describes:

• 5 daytime routes, 7.50 am to 6.30 pm, extended by an hour in the evening during French school holidays;
• 1 night bus, 8 pm to midnight.

They serve the village and the hamlets. These are the times shown by the town hall on 9 November 2026; dates for the 2026-2027 season had not yet been published.

In summer

In summer the network drops to 2 daytime routes, 8.45 am to 6.55 pm, still free.

Live tracking

The free PYSAE app shows timetables, shuttle positions and alerts.

Other ways to get around

• On foot: the tourist office encourages visitors to leave the car and explore the centre on foot, especially when Rue du Centre is pedestrianised.
• Little train (summer): a “Patrimoine” heritage circuit in the morning (free with the MultiPass and for under-5s) and a free “Touristique” circuit in the afternoon (2 pm to 6 pm) between the centre and the lake leisure area; the tourist office notes that it does not run on Thursday and Saturday afternoons.
• Gets’Lib e-bikes: self-service from May to November, from age 15; a helmet is strongly recommended.
• Balad’Aulps Bus: 2 inter-village routes in the Vallée d’Aulps, in summer and winter, at €1.60 a journey.

Getting to Morzine

No dedicated free shuttle between Les Gets and Morzine is confirmed by the official sources we consulted. You can travel between the two resorts on the Y91 and Y92 regional coaches (paid), on the Balad’Aulps Bus according to the tourist office, or by bike and on foot along a 1.6 km shared path linking them. To ski from one to the other, our page on the Les Gets – Morzine link explains how it works.

In short

For the journey to the village, see our guide to getting to Les Gets. For other services (pharmacy, medical centre, tourist office), see local services.