XMAS Holiday planes - Ideas?

[hi09]

hey - it has been a family tradition that usually on xmas day we go up and spend the day at Blue mountain.

I was wondering if any one had some suggestions on some alternates... this year the only differenece between the last few years is tht i have a 9 month little one coming with me...

anyone have any suggestions as a good xmas holiday with the family - family starts at age 9 and includes folks all the way up to 63 so cant be to crazy

 

i was thinking just heading up to niagra falls and spending the night there but nothing to do there but look at frozen water...

 

any suggestions are appreciated - thanks ya

[Hookset]

Go Tubing !!!!

 

It's blast, good fun for young or old, and it's cheap.

We have a large group that goes every New Years.

About as much fun as you can have - sober with yer' clothes on that is... (ok scratch the sober thing)

Every time we go we see all ages from Toddlers to old folks.

 

just a thought.

 

Hookset.

[hi09]

you know what thats not a bad idea at all - where would you suggest any good places?

[oldphart]

~~~You should have spent more time on the mountain sking, and you wouldn't be asking this question, and if you go to Niagara for the night, you'll be asking this question again next Christmas, only now you'll have 2 little ones

[misfish]

http://www.skisnowvalley.com/

[Hookset]

This is where we go each New Years http://www.rockridgetubing.com/

 

It may be a little far for you though.

Hopefully you can find one closer that is open on X-Mas.

 

 

Hookset.

[misfish]

1/2 a day 20 bucks,man thats a sweet deal for the kids.

[Hookset]

1/2 a day 20 bucks,man thats a sweet deal for the kids.

 

Ya Brian, and in groups of 10 or more it's cheaper again.

When we were there for New Years last year they had a Bar, Food, a big fire, and the Tunes were cranked.

Think we tubed until midnite then they had fireworks and everyone wobbled back onto the bus.

Opening trout the next morning was a killer.

And no, I don't work there lol.

 

Hookset.