I was just checking the mountain report to see if there's any new information and it says this:

"Our New Automated Snowmaking equipment is making lots of progress and we cannot wait to kick the system on full blast."

Anybody know anything about this new equipment and what that might mean for the season? I'm jonesing to ride and looking for reasons to get excited after last winter's mediocre snowfall. Thanks!

My wife wants to book a stay at this resort for her bday weekend. Just us 2. What are some things for us to do here? We are not into any sports, just looking to see what else they have to offer other than skiing, snowboarding etc.

Does anyone have experience or knowledge of how the age verification works?

My child turns 7 in early December. The current projected opening date is 12/26.

Website says age verification is required at season pass pick up.

What if at the time of the purchase the child is 6 but becomes 7 before the pick up?

Thank you in advance!

My daily pass is for tomorrow, however do you think they will let me go today instead because it is supposed to be bad weather tomorrow?

Since then they removed webcams so they can lie about their conditions. I started flying out West instead of driving 1 hour into the unknown. Miss terrain park for sure.

Want to snow board but not sure there’s snow ?❄️

Anyone been there on the last couple of days? I know they closed almost all trails yesterday as per their IG account, and today the trail count had lowered to 29 with only 11 features. Planning on going this weekend but wanted to get a better sense on the conditions

Hello Good People - Anyone have a condition update after the rain this past week?

Thinking of taking off to slosh about tomorrow

I'm deciding whether to get a day in tomorrow (3/1). The website says basically the whole mountain is open but after a full warm week and 2 straight days of rain I'm thinking the conditions are going to be pretty bad.

Anyone have an honest condition report that was actually riding today?

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Sorry if this is a really dumb question I barely go to mt creek. Everytime I go I have to take a couple really slow trails over the lodge with all the parks. I was wondering if there was free parking near the south lodge

What is the difference between Springster and Spring passes ? I only see the description difference as 2024 vs 2024/2025 winter.

I see 9am is the opening time listed for Sundays, but I overheard an instructor mentioning 8am for something, maybe a certain group? I have a triple play pass, when can I get on the beginner mountain?

hey guys, im wondering if any of you have extra discount codes for bigsnow. Thanks!

For those who didn’t see, the spring season pass went on sale today for $279. Great price compared to pretty much any other ski resort season pass. Includes the rest of this season and all of next season. Only 1000 available so act fast!

Hi, I am planning on going to Vernon part tomorrow for a twilight pass, are the roads there clean enough to get there on a usual sedan car?

Will lines be bad on a Tuesday when none of the kids have school?

How good are the plows up there when it snows? Road conditions good or bad usually?

I'm an experienced snowboarder,, but I'm bringing my spouse for his first time. I'm not spending the $400 they charge for a two-hour private lesson, so I'm curious how their terrain-based learning works.

You just walk up and the employees there start teaching you? How does it work if it's crowded?

As I understand, it's free? He has a season pass if it matters.

I'll be heading to Mountain Creek tomorrow afternoon (around 2:30pm) to snowboard (beginner) and have never been there besides on weekends. Can I assume there will be much less people? How is the snow considering the temp is to hit 45+ degrees? I've been there once in the early evening and it was quite icy.

Im W29. Yesterday marked my second attempt at skiing (had a go last year), and it proved to be significantly more challenging. My partner, a snowboarding enthusiast, isn't well-versed in assisting me. I'm hoping someone here at Mountain Creek Resort (NJ) could offer some impromptu lessons today. I'm determined to master this skill and open to any tips, considering I fell countless times yesterday!

Anyone been there lately? Thinking of going next Sunday. Is the peak just ice? Is the snow good?

Best day at Mountain Creek I’ve seen. Snow was great, lines were short.

This week starts the beginning of a lot of ski clubs for local towns (after multiple cancellations). How are later afternoon/evening conditions? Are the conditions icy or overcrowded?

Was there 4 lifts open? Thinking of going tomorrow and trying to get an idea as to what to expect.