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Tickets🎫 Lift Ticket, Rentals & Round-trip Transportation from NYC (rental includes ski or snowboard equipment with helmet) with optional terrain-based group lesson
General Info
📅 Dates and times: Saturdays and Sundays
📍 Location: Meet at 595 11th Avenue at West 45th Street (across from the Gotham Market) at 7:00 a.m.
❗Please arrive 10–15 minutes earlier to make sure you board the bus before the 7:00 am departure
👤 Age requirement: 18+ with valid ID
Description
Get out and into the fresh air this winter! Every Saturday and Sunday, the Mountain Creek Ski Bus from NYC will be departing bright and early and heading to the mountains to shred the slopes. Mountain Creek, a state-of-the-art resort, is conveniently located less than two hours away. Mountain Creek boasts 4 mountain peeks and 46 trails – catering for beginners to seasoned skiers. Whether you just need a ride to the mountain or you need a lift ticket and equipment rentals, one of our packages will suit you. Upon arrival at Mountain Creek, your good looking guide will hand out lift tickets and equipment rental tickets based on the package you selected when making your booking. Once you’re all geared up, hit the slopes and enjoy the day!
4.7/5
based on 50 reviews
- Such a fun day & well planned! Thanks!
- A great trip! Well organized and everyone was taken care of! Lauren is an amazing leader and made the experience so fun an easy. The lesson was super helpful as a first time skier!
- Such a fun day trip, well organized, great mountain!! Lauren is such a friendly host! I would definitely go again!
- It was my 1st time snowboarding, it was amazing, my body was so sore but it was worthy
- Very well organized! Thank you to the Sourced Adventures team!
- Fun day get away. Wish it was overnight instead
- Great time, we arrived early to beat the noon rush. The instructors Kathy and David were superb!
- amazing time would do again
- Best company to travel
- Too early to leave the venue.
