DAY TRIPS TO FULL SEASONS – YOUR PASS TO PEAK FUN

FAQ

• What is an adventure card? Lift Tickets and Passes What is an adventure card?
  An adventure card is a reloadable card that you get at a kiosk for your adventures like skiing, snowboarding, snow tubing, and mountain adventures. Your card is linked to your profile, so any new purchases will automatically attach to it, and you can enjoy the mountain again without having to stop at a kiosk!
• Am I allowed on the mountain without ski gear? Lift Tickets and Passes Am I allowed on the mountain without ski gear?

  No, anyone without proper ski or snowboard equipment is not allowed on the lifts.

• Can I reserve equipment in advance online? Lift Tickets and Passes Can I reserve equipment in advance online?
  Yes, you can reserve your equipment online as well as pre-register for the equipment.
• Can I reuse my Adventure Card year after year? Lift Tickets and Passes Can I reuse my Adventure Card year after year?
  Absolutely! Your Adventure Card is designed to last. Hold onto it between trips, and you can reload it each time you visit—whether it’s for skiing, snowboarding snowtubing, or mountain adventures.
• Do I need a lift ticket if I am not skiing or snowboarding? Lift Tickets and Passes Do I need a lift ticket if I am not skiing or snowboarding?

  If you plan on going on the snow, yes, you have to have a lift ticket. Buy here.

• How does reloading work? Lift Tickets and Passes How does reloading work?
  It couldn’t be easier! When you buy a new ticket online, it automatically uploads to your Adventure Card. There’s no need to pick up a new one or stand in line—just bring your existing card and head straight to your adventure.
• How much time do I need to plan for between arrival and lesson time? Lift Tickets and Passes How much time do I need to plan for between arrival and lesson time?

  Arrive early enough so you won’t be rushed. On weekends and during prime (holiday) periods, plan to arrive at the Ski and Ride Academy Lesson Pre-check at least 90 minutes prior to your lesson start time if you have a family and friends lesson or private lesson and need equipment. On (non-holiday) midweek days, plan to arrive at Ski and Ride Academy Lesson Pre-check 45 minutes prior to your lesson start time. Remember… earlier is always better! If you have a children’s lesson package, arrive 45 minutes before your child’s lesson.

• What are my responsibilities? Lift Tickets and Passes What are my responsibilities?
  • Always stay in control. You must be able to stop or avoid people or objects.
  • People ahead or downhill of you have the right-of-way. You must avoid them.
  • Stop only where you are visible from above and do not restrict traffic.
  • Look uphill and avoid others before starting downhill or entering a trail.
  • You must prevent runaway equipment.
  • Read and obey all signs, warnings, and hazard markings.
  • Keep off closed trails and out of closed areas.
  • You must know how and be able to load, ride and unload lifts safely. If you need assistance, ask the lift attendant.
  • Do not use lifts or terrain when impaired by alcohol or drugs.
  • If you are involved in a collision or incident, share your contact information with each other and a ski area employee.

  At each and every ski resort, this Skier Responsibility Code is taken very seriously. Any failure to ski responsibly, and to use good judgment and common sense, can result in the revocation of skiing privileges. There typically isn’t much tolerance for those who disobey the rules. Be aware, that in many cases, state law becomes involved in flagrant violation of boundary restrictions and unreported collisions. View Our Mountain Safety Page

  Most importantly, if everyone follows the Responsibility Code and adheres to these basic safety tips, a good and safe time can be had by everyone on the slopes.

• What should I NOT wear to the ski resort if I plan on going on the mountain? Lift Tickets and Passes What should I NOT wear to the ski resort if I plan on going on the mountain?

  Avoid clothing that absorbs water, such as denim jeans or knit gloves. Choose wool or synthetic socks instead, and skip cotton socks. If these articles of clothing get wet, they will not dry fast. Just remember Wet = Cold and Cold = No Fun.

• Where can I find information on snow conditions? Lift Tickets and Passes Where can I find information on snow conditions?

  On the snow conditions page

• Where should I go when I get to the ski resort? Lift Tickets and Passes Where should I go when I get to the ski resort?

  Ticket Sales/Guest Services:

  This is the first place you will stop at the ski resort. If you purchased a lesson package online, go to the kiosk in front of Mountain Guest Services or at the Kids Learning Center at Adventure Basecamp to print your lift ticket. Every guest must have a lift ticket to go on snow. If you have any questions or need assistance look for any of our staff in an orange jacket with the Camelback Resort logo and they will be happy to assist you.

  Restrooms

  Restrooms are conveniently located in multiple areas around the ski resort. The closest restrooms to Ticket Sales/Guest Services Center are to the right in the breezeway by the Tune-Up Center.

  Rental Shop:

  After printing your lift ticket, proceed to one of our state-of-the-art rental facilities conveniently located across the Ski & Ride Academy and inside the Kids Learning Center at Adventure Basecamp. Once you have your rentals, you’re ready to check in for your lesson!

  By pre-purchasing your rental equipment your equipment will be set up and ready for you when you arrive. The fastest and most convenient way to get on snow, Online Rentals.