Snow Tubing at Polar Blast

Cruise down the basic chutes... whoosh across the one that contain a few bumps, catching a little bit of air as you go... or plummet down the chutes we build up with a steep grade at the beginning. No matter what gets your adrenaline going, you'll find it at the all new Polar Blast Snow Tubing Park!

Polar Blast can feature up to 20 tubing lanes and is over 3 football fields in length! 11 state-of-the-art SMI snowmaking fan guns have been installed, and two new conveyor lifts will take you effortlessly back up to the top for more--you simply step on and enjoy the ride. A brand new lodge building provides a place to stop in and enjoy a snack, or warm up with a cup of hot chocolate on a snowy day.

Anyone can enjoy snow tubing!  There is no minimum age to snow tube, but every snow tuber must ride on his or her own tube. Tubers are allowed to go down the chutes together; the maximum number of tubers allowed in a chute at once depends on the conditions. Conditions and speed varies due to time of day (typically, evenings are colder and thus a little faster), temperature and other weather factors, traffic on the chutes, snowmaking and grooming, and other factors.

Snow Tubing Pricing:

The snow tubing ticket pricing below includes your access to the snow tubing chutes and the conveyor lift. Snow tubes are provided for you at the tubing hill. (Note: Downloading, printing and signing our Tubing Release of Liability Forms ahead of time will help save you time at the ticket windows.)

Polar Blast will be open during certain hours Friday thru Sunday each weekend throughout the winter, as snow allows. It's always a good idea to check the Snow Report page to verify the hours for snow tubing on that day, before you head out to the tubing park.

*With a Paying Adult

**Available during LateNight Sessions only.

***Super Savers are available every Sunday except 1/18 (MLK Weekend) and 2/15 (Presidents Weekend)

****Not refundable. Cannot upgrade to an ultimate tubing ticket; must be purchased when you arrive at Polar Blast.

What to Wear:

Whether watching or sliding, you'll be in the outdoors so remember to dress warmly. The best way to dress for winter is to wear layers. The exterior protection layer of a shell and pants serves as your guard against the elements and should be waterproof.

Cover your head--with a hat, hood or both--as this is where most of your body heat escapes. Keep your hands warm by wearing gloves (preferably waterproof) that fit well.

Other essentials are warm socks and sunscreen. (Sunscreen isn't just for summer, you know.) Being prepared to be outside helps ensure that you will have the best time you can while you're out playing in the snow!