PRESALE! $30 for a Lakeridge Ski Resort 2026-27 Coupon Book

No. The coupons only cover lift tickets and ski/snowboard rental packages. Snow tubing is a separate activity with its own tickets, typically $35 to $40 per person for a 2-hour session, and isn't discounted by this pack.

Regular 4-hour lift tickets run roughly $57 to $70+ depending on the day (weekdays are cheaper than weekends). At half price, each coupon saves you somewhere in that $28 to $35 range, which is how the $700+ total value adds up across 20 lift ticket coupons and 4 rental coupons.

No, they're two separate, nearby resorts both located on Lake Ridge Road in Uxbridge. Dagmar tends to be known for its terrain parks, while Lakeridge is generally considered the larger of the two with more varied downhill runs. Make sure you're heading to the right one, since they're easy to mix up.

Yes, a lift ticket (including the discounted ones from this pack) covers the Magic Carpet beginner area as well as the main chairlifts. You don't need a separate ticket type just for the beginner hill.

Policies can vary by activity area, particularly in terrain parks, where helmets are often mandatory for safety and liability reasons. It's worth confirming current helmet rules for both general skiing and terrain park access before your visit.

The core season typically runs from around mid-to-late December through the end of March Break, weather and snow conditions permitting. Weekday and weeknight operations usually begin around December 18-19, with weekend-only hours before that. Exact opening and closing dates shift year to year based on snowfall.

The listed blackout dates (like December 25-27 and December 31-January 1) override the general weekday/weekend rules on those specific days. Outside of the published blackout periods, standard weekday coupons apply Monday through Friday and weekend coupons apply Saturday and Sunday evenings from 4:30 to 9:30 PM.

Regular lift ticket pricing at Lakeridge is tiered by age (child, youth, adult, senior each have different regular prices), so a half-price coupon effectively saves a different dollar amount depending on which ticket type you redeem it against. The coupon book itself doesn't specify per-age values; it applies as a 50% discount regardless of who's redeeming it.

No. These coupons are a separate, standalone discount product for pay-per-visit lift tickets and rentals. They're not designed to stack with or apply toward season pass pricing, and the terms state they can't be combined with other promotional offers.

They expire at the end of the 2026/27 season (around April 2027) and cannot be carried over, refunded, or exchanged for a future season. Any coupons left unused are simply lost, so it's worth planning your ski days around using the full pack if you want to get the full value.