The adventure park offers alpine sledding, a giant swing, a water slide, mini golf, climbing, and a ropes course. We come for the alone sledding and it's super fun: there are 3 tracks, 2 of which are fast and one that's for slow riding. The sledding is exhilarating and it's a really beautiful course that goes through trees. The snack bar is also solid for a ski resort. I got fish tacos and they were very tasty. read more

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Tree ropes course a ton of fun. Staff wonderful. Shout out to Nick. These guys should do birthday parties and corporate retreats alike. amazing few hours read more

We love Bromley! The Alpine slide is a blast. Water slide is fun but a little claustrophobic going through a closed tunnel with rushing water. The other attractions at the park are not as appealing at least for us. The zip line is awesome but I feel the $25 for a single ride is unreasonable. We unfortunately had to visit first aid. The individual working there was grumpy, slow and inefficient. Fortunately our injury wasn't serious and we enjoyed our visit. read more

DO NOT BRING YOUNG/SHORT KIDS HERE (48"+ is a must). This place told my son all the rides he would be able to ride at the gate when buying his day pass but then once we bought the pass and went in, we were told he would not be able to ride any of it. Neither slide, no trampoline, no "toddler/strider" bike park, no chairlift, etc. We were not the only ones misled either after seeing other parents in similar predicaments. I wouldn't mind if they were honest about what he could do, but they were not. Buyer/parents beware: only bring older kids here. read more

So much fun. Professional, well-trained staff, nice variety of attractions. Far superior to Okemo's Adventure Zone, and almost half the price. Alpine Slide is long and exciting, fantastic challenge course, fun water slide. Been twice with family, everyone can't wait for next summer. read more

There is something to do for for every age! I personally like the alpine slide and the ariel adventure. I started taking my kids there 10 years ago. They are now 16 & 17, they still enjoy going. Very easy to find a half hour drive from Stratton. Convenient parking. There is an outside restaurant serving burgers, fries, ice cream, cookies and coffee. Yes you can bring a personal lunch in and snacks. read more

The alpine slides were fast and fun. There are 3 slides to choose from. The adventure park has other things to do for all ages. The zip line was closed this year. I hope it opens up in future seasons. read more

The ropes course was awesome and every single employee we encountered was so kind and helpful. So much so that everyone in our group remarked on it. We were very impressed that Bromley could get such high caliber people in the summer and it really made our experience that much more enjoyable. read more

This was a great way to spend a summer family day in Vermont. The alpine slides were so much fun and the park wasn't too crowded. The giant swing was also a great adrenaline rush. Our best vacation day!! read more

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The place was pretty fun especially the water slide which I went in a couple times. The alpine slide was pretty dangerous there was no seatbelt on the sled. I fell off the sled and got injured on my left shoulder, arm and leg. The view at the top of the mountain was nice. read more

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I have a love hate relationship with the Alpine slide (rebranded to the Adventure park). As a teen and now adult, the park is super fun albeit pricey! As a parent I think they need a junior pass price to reflect the not-so-exciting younger set of rides for under 47" (though they had a blast on the trampolines and bumper boats). Tips: go on an overcast day the mountain faces the sun so it gets hot, but if it rains the slide closes. Also, check the site for deals. read more

Best day! The online family of 4 for the price of 3 is the best deal ever! Kids had great time, lots of activities for all!

Great family stop. My kids are on the younger side (7 & 4) and there was enough to keep them happy. They were too young for the ropes course and zip line but were thrilled w the options for them. Fun for the adults too. read more

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Fantastic summer venue. Do the giant zipline! Do all the other adventure rides and activities! This place is amazing!

We had a great day at the Bromley Adventure Park. The Sun Mountain Flyer is not to be missed. It is an adrenaline rush! The first few minutes we were screaming as we flew down the mountain but towards the end we were able to enjoy the view. They have 3 alpine slides that are rated slow, medium and fast. The day we went there were no lines. The staff was very helpful and friendly. read more

Very fun, enjoyed the alpine slide many times. Mini golf, water slide, several other activities. Definitely worth the price

This place was greatly disappointing. You have to purchase tickets in advance in order to do the zip lining. There was nothing mentioned about this on the website about this. If you buy a pass which is a bracelet for $45 there is almost nothing for adults to do except the Alpine slide. I was not told in advance that there were limited things to do for children under 48 inches. I was also not told in advance that there were very limited things for adults to do. I was also not informed that I can buy individual tickets. read more

So fun! We loved our visit there with our 7 year old. We were relieved to not have to pay for day passes, which would have been expensive. Instead, the price was great because we could purchase 15 tickets for $35, which was good for the three of us to ride the alpine slide. Our daughter also enjoyed the bungee trampoline jumping (2 tickets), and took a go at the rock climbing wall. Us grown-ups really appreciated the friendly laid-back atmosphere of the park, in that there are coolers of water all over and chairs and picnic tables to rest and observe from. You are also welcome to bring your own food for picnicing, instead of your typical theme park experience of being patted down for contraband food from home at the gate and then being forced into a park restaurant for an $8 bottle of water. HIghly recommended! read more

Been coming here for years with the family and they look forward to it every time. Lots to do there for all ages and every season or 2 they add some more attractions. Very few Alpine slides left and this is a great one. read more

Best employees hands down. So friendly, outgoing, hard working, and willing to sacrifice anything to make the customers happy. Jake , Dylan, Emilio , Addison , Michael, Caleb, Cooper , and Marissa are very exceptional employees. Highly recommend the alpine slides they are a blast. read more

Bromley is extremely overpriced and disappointing. $47 per ticket for an alpine slide, one water slide and a few run-down, borderline dangerously low-tech "rides." 4 trampolines, a swing, a basketball hoop, a rock wall, boats floating in a stagnant kiddie pool and a bounce house that most kids are too tall to go in. The lines are very very long due to so few attractions and some of the rules are completely illogical. I had two young children who wanted to go on a bumper boat or in a bounce house and the 5 year old was forbidden by a 13 year old attendant. She then told him he can go up and do the alpine slide alone. Ummm, no! He can't! He's 5 years old! Use common sense! The liability of allowing a 5 year old in a bumper boat supervised vs. on a chairlift and down the Alpine slide alone is an absolute no brainer. read more

The alpine slide is so much fun! And to think I had never heard of it before this trip. We took advantage of their buy-3-get-1-free day pass deal. They do now have a junior pass for the shorter kids who cannot partake of a bunch of stuff. We went on a cool, not obscenely sunny day in August, when there were very few lines. The big kids went on the alpine slide probably around 10 times each, plus the trampoline, giant swing, small zip line, rock wall... The under-48"-er could only go on the slide with an adult, turning it into a competition over which parent could make him happier by going down faster. He did the kiddie area but didn't love it. Not a fun place for a toddler though. Nothing to do at all, and someone always has to sit out in order to watch you. But for bigger people, this place is a blast. read more

Fun way to spend a day for the family. I first did the Aerial Adventure Park with my 10-year old son for a couple of hours. The ropes courses range from easier to difficult and were challenging and fun. The Mountain Adventure Park has various rides for different ages and the Alpine Slide. The Alpine slide was really fun with spectacular mountain views but the chairlift line to get on was quite long on a Saturday. At least a 30 minute wait each time. The other rides didn't have long waits such as the trampolines, giant swing and rock wall. The food was overpriced. Overall a fun way to spend a day but it's not that large overall, so two days might be overkill. read more

Our daughter and friend were through hiking the Long Trail and her friend had knee issues and needed to come off trail...so we planned to meet at Bromley to pick up her friend and drop supplies to our daughter. They called the mountain and were told hikers can ride the lift for free. They were able to ride the slide from half mountain and we met them at the base. Our daughter and another through hiker went to the lift to head up and continue the hike and Colleen, who was working the lift, was rude and belligerent when they indicated that they were under the impression that they were permitted to ride the lift for free. Colleen even walked away from my wife as she was respectfully trying to talk with her. I went to the ticket booth to buy tickets for both hikers and was told that they would only be able to ride to half mountain since the quad to the top was not working but that I would still need to pay full price...how does that make any sense? The fact that we had to pay is not the issue as much as the rudeness and extremely unpleasant attitude of The lift operators. read more