Note to self - NO more pictures, hitting the Yelp limit. LOL…read more Quality/Quantity - Still my favorite local ski resort. And this year, snow tubing, too bad I was not able to coordinate with my nephew and niece this year... Local community, very few people on the mountain on weekdays. Plenty of parking which are very close to the lifts (weekdays). And even weekends are not too bad, especially compared to my Epic pass - Northstar, Heavenly, and Kirkwood. Good job grooming. Good terrain variety. Ambiance - Higher elevation = More and better snow. Base elevation = 8260'. 1200 acres, 1800 vertical feet. 20% Beginner Green 30% Intermediate Blue 40% Advanced Black 10% Expert Double Black Longest Run: 2.5 miles Total Trails: 60+ Timbers Bar - Spending more and more time here, lol. See pictures. 431 Sports gift & apparel shop. Service - Self service. Most people are friendly and manage the chairs. Many types of lessons/clinics; see their website or my pictures. Price - Season pass renewal = $425. Current season pass promotion = Double down; see their website. Normal Season Pass costs approximately $895 each. Off Peak = $675. Discounts with season pass for food, bar, gift shop, repair shop, etc. They also have many promotions. Ticket + rental package discounts. Half day tickets for both the morning or afternoon. 4 daily specials; see their website for specifics. Buddy tickets = $40 off for adults, $20 off for children. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since the 1930s.

Great place for beginner ski lessons especially since they have a magic carpet for all the bunny…read moreslows so the kids can easily practice without being afraid of the lift. The instructors are pretty nice and both of my kids learned how to make turns and comfortable stop. The group lessons were for 3 hours though... so they were so tired and hungry afterwards! The restaurants nearby are a bit pricey but decent especially after a long day of skiing.

We visited on a the very busy Martin Luther King Jr. weekend, and got there just in time before the…read morecrowds hit the entrance. There's plenty of parking spaces and lots of cool places to sled once you get through the entrance. The only problem was it takes a long time to pay for a parking ticket--I wish there was a way to either pre-pay or have a pay terminal closer to were the park guides check you in.

Still 5 star, we go every year, parking is now $20 during holidays, whether weekend or weekdayread more

Tube Tahoe was an absolute hit for my family. What really made the experience stand out was the…read morestaff. This place has a genuine mom-and-pop feel, the kind where people actually care about the families coming through the door. Bekah at the front desk was the first person who really set the tone. My day had already been a bit hectic trying to coordinate everything, and she calmly helped straighten things out and get us settled in. Lindsay was fantastic out on the hill--super attentive and very protective of my boy's safety, which any parent immediately appreciates. Erik went above and beyond helping my 4-year-old son Sebastian when he was unsure about getting on the tube. That moment meant a lot to me as a parent. The kids working at the top of the hill kept the energy up and made it exciting for my boys every run. Back at the lodge, Bekah and Dee were everywhere helping people out and keeping things running smoothly. Dee in particular seemed to be all over the place making sure everyone had what they needed. Another big plus: they have all the gear you might need right there at the lodge, and the prices are very fair. If you forget something, don't turn around or stress about it--just settle in at the lodge and they'll get you taken care of. Honestly I could keep going, because everyone there contributed to making the day great. I was trying to divide my mind and body managing the kids, but the staff ended up being the glue that held the whole experience together. If you're bringing kids to Tahoe and want something fun, welcoming, and run by people who genuinely care, Tube Tahoe is the spot.

This facility to check in is SMALL and the the bathrooms even SMALLER, it gets crowded, the staff…read moreseemed confused, on who was checking people in and who was walking people out and helping with tags. Once we finally got helped and paid we were giving tags and told end time, we were referred to go outside to wait for someone to add tags to our clothes so they could keep track of who's supposed to be an expectator and who's sledding, just to sit and watch you have to pay. Half the staff helping at the top of the snow was helpful and half was just getting by. Our kids made the best of it. Not sure if will make it back.

This place was amazing the cream foam matcha was so good and the Dubai cookie is a must try.read more

It was so much fun. And the owner it's such a sweetheart 5 we stayed for an hr and it's more than…read moreenough to have fun.

Only snow tubing place with disco tubing and it makes for a fun night activity. While coming down…read morethe lane you're running down a disco lighted tunnel which makes it so fun.

This place has many adventures to participate in all conveniently located around a nice home base…read morewith indoor and outdoor picnic areas. It's confusing about what is free and what is not as the website is limited in detail. I won't give details here as they'll get outdated. However, there is some free ways to see if your kid is going to be able to handle skiing before investing in lessons or ski school. It is a great place to "test the waters" and do some other things while you're at it. The tubing was a lot of fun, even on a warm slushy day. The setup for parents is really well thought thru, and I highly recommend visiting if you're looking for a "first time" out setup for your toddler or small child. If you want to have them try skiing or boarding, you'll want to rent the gear ahead of time as the nearest rental shop is a long walk for a parent trying to keep the first time experience as stress free as possible. Enjoy the snoVentures!

Nice hill, lots of people, but everyone was nice and friendly…read more Plenty of parking on the side of the road. Perfect spot to bring a camp stove and heat up some soup or hot cocoa!

A little hard to find but it does have its own parking lot!…read moreGreat hill for sledding, snow shoeing. Kids loved it.

We brought the kids today for a special snow day with their cousins after my grandma recently died…read more The attendant, Mason, on the hill made truly the biggest difference for the day. He was very cheerful and helpful, and kind. At one point, my son's hat flew off halfway down the hill and he immediately yelled, "I'll get it!" and went running down the hill. He would enthusiastically and cheerfully come and offer to push anyone down the hill. I can't really express how much h he made the experience more enjoyable because of how he ran the mountain.

Love this place!! It was clean, organized and the magic…read morecarpet was a important feature that made it even better. The slopes were smooth and so much fun.

Kids loved it ages 1 & 5 Loved being able to take them…read moresomewhere I used to go with my family growing up on our way to South Lake Tahoe

Used to be great, rip off now. Aramark has bought it, gone are the days of pay-per-vehicle, bring…read moreyour own food, bring your own sleds. Now you pay to park, AND pay for EVERY person at least $35 each. No more sledding. You have to use their tubes. Total rip off.