Snow Valley Aerial Park is open for the season on May 19th, the second season in Edmonton. As experts, as a family who has been to the park in the double digits, with their adventurous climbing kids, we wanted to share some of our tips to help you navigate the park, save a bit of money on your next adventure and details about what to bring, and what to wear.
With seven new challenges this year, children as young as three years old and their families can explore the ropes and obstacle course.
Parent Tips: Snow Valley Aerial Park
How old do children have to be to access the course? Based on height, children 3’3″ – 4’1″ and ages 3-6, can explore the kidzone area on the first level, with a parent nearby.
Bringing Young Children to the Aerial Park
- Make sure you’re child is comfortable on the course. Best for adventurous children, if they’re on the younger side, the first level is designed for children ages 3-6
- You’re going to have to stick with the kids on the course, to assist with the Clic system, chaperones must be 14+
- Don’t forget the mosquito spray – it gets buggy there during the summer months
- Make sure that hats are secured, and skip the flip flops for closed toe shoes that are going to enable them to grip sufficiently
Admission: Getting the Best Bang for Your Buck
- Shoulder season: The LITE season pass for $199 gives you the chance to explore the park during shoulder season, from Opening Day until June 28th, and from September 4th until close.
- Book in advance, online to save $5 on each booking – remember to show up twenty minutes early for your session
Birthday Parties at Snow Valley Aerial Park
- Birthday party package includes up to three hours on the course for up to ten children and a guide, one adult per three children is required on the course
- Additional children can be added at the cost of $35/child
Visit www.snowvalley.ca to learn more