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; BEVERAGE Eating and drinking are not permitted in the Skyride terminals or while on board the Skyride.Please keep in mind mealtimes can be busy and consider dining early or later. +BAGS AND STORAGE Please be aware that we are offering bag check on a first come, first served basis at Alpine Guest Services in the Peak Chalet. We recommend only bringing essential items with you to the Mountain and be

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check-in is located in the Mountaintop Plaza, directly across from the Peak Chalet. You must check-in 20 minutes prior to your tour time, and please have your activity ticket ready to be checked. Lockers are available to rent for $2 to store your belongings while on tour.The nearest washrooms are located in the Peak Chalet.If you have not yet completed an exclusion of liability waiver, you will

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recommend that all students wear helmets while skiing or snowboarding. All students under the age of 19 are required to wear a helmet. If your child does not have their own helmet, one may be rented for $5 per day. Helmets are also available for purchase from Outfitters Store. Booking Advanced registration is available online. Day of registration is available by phone at (604) 980-9311 or at Guest

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great outdoors. Each week has a different mountain theme and all adventures are enhanced by games, stories and crafts to maximize fun. Our Mini Explorers club drop-off and collect at the base of Grouse Mountain. To ensure safe, enjoyable, learning we have a strict ratio of 1 Camp Leader to every 4 Campers. Each session Campers will be provided with a healthy snack and juice. Mini explorers dates &

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The Grizzly Lookout cafÉ The Grizzly Lookout Café will open for the summer season on Saturday, May 17th.The Grizzly Lookout Café serves a variety of snacks and beverages to help keep your energy up. There are also a variety of souvenirs available for purchase.  Stop by the yurt and take a break during your day on the mountain. The café is located at the bottom of The Peak next to the Grizzly Bear

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of the chair to allow attendants to assist with loading.Baby seats or baby carriers are not permitted on the Peak Chair. Secure all loose clothing and remove backpacks.Ensure cameras are secured and all valuables are stored in zipped pockets.A maximum of four passengers can ride on one chair. loading Follow the instructions of the lift attendants.When instructed, proceed to the load line and stand

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you the confidence to succeed. Park Safety: Read the Signs When you ride up to one of our terrain parks on the Mountain make sure you take a minute to stop and read the entrance signs. The signs are unique to each park and will let you know what size features to expect. Remember to always ride within your ability level and maintain control while in the parks so everyone can have a great time and

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the nightly features, simply stop by Altitudes Bistro after exploring the mountaintop. Just make sure to allow some time to relax and enjoy when reserving your Skyride boarding times.Don't forget, all Mountain Admission is 50% off regular rates until November 15th.Book Mountain Admission Menu Features Yellowfin Tuna SteakMiso Passionfruit Glaze, Fire Roasted Onion Relish, Garden Chard and Grilled

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Grizzly habitat, and tell you the story of how two orphaned grizzlies came to live on a ski hill, and take a closer look at the differences between grizzlies, black bears, and polar bears. Should Grinder and Coola prove to be camera-shy that day, our many webcams will help you take a peek into their daily lives as you observe them in their habitat. Owls of Grouse Mountain We will host a live session

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runningAble to get up from a fallen positionAble to make a gliding snowplowAble to make a snowplow stopCan use the Magic Carpet + Level 2: Beginner Snowplow Braking snowplow to control speedAble to side step on any hillCan turn legs to show direction changeCan link snowplow turns down Paradise BowlCan skate along flatsAble to get on and off chairlifts and understandschairlift safetySkis under control

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