Frequently Asked Questions
These are some questions we get a lot in the office. Click any question below for more info.
Can I get credit for my trip if I cancel by the deadline?
Does Blizzard offer scholarships?
How do I invite a guest?
If I drive, where do I get my lift ticket?
What does the membership fee cover?
If my child gets sick, can I get a refund?
What is the difference between SuperKyds and Classic?
What is the difference between SuperMites and SuperKyds?
In SuperMites, our 7-8 year olds sit in the front of the bus with a staff member, are escorted from the bus and hand delivered to their instructors at their group table in the chalet where the instructors takes group attendance and help the kids gear up for the day. In this program, kids are grouped by ability level (never-ever, beginner, intermediate or advanced) and with friends, when ability level allows. SuperMites are with the same two instructors and eight kids for the entire eleven week program. They are on the hill together, have lunch together, break together and are supervised all day, at all times, in all areas. All activities are as a group and skill development is as a group. At 3p, the group heads back into the chalet to pack up for the day and are escorted back out to the buses by 3:30p.
In SuperKyds, our 9-10 year olds still sit in the front of the bus with a staff member, are escorted from the bus and hand delivered to their instructor at their group table in the chalet where the instructor takes group attendance and helps the kids gear up for the day. Then, from about 10a - 12p, the SuperKyds group (one instructor and up to 10 kids) and their instructor spend the morning together working on theme based skills such as racing, bumps and jumps, speed control and all out fun! From about 12p - 12:45p, the group has lunch together. At 1p -3p, the SuperKyds gather at the lesson cone area for their color level (ability level) lessons. Kids are re-grouped by their individual color level and progress through these colors as they master the skills, always working at their ability level and at their own pace. At 3p, the kids are escorted back into the chalet to their main group table, pack up for the day and are escorted back out to the buses by 3:30p.
What is the relationship with Hoigaards?
Hoigaard's is one of Blizzard's retail partners. Blizzard members receive a discount on ski and snowboard related gear and apparel through the end of February. In addition, Blizzard and Hoigaard's often co-sponsor member and community events.
For complete information about Blizzard's relationship with Hoigaard's,
click here.
What should I bring each week?
When does Blizzard cancel trips? How will I know?
Where are the bus stops?
Blizzard offers nearly 20 bus stops throughout the Twin Cities metro area. There's sure to be one near you! If not, let us know and with only 15 members, we can add your favorite bus location!
For more information,
Click here for a complete list of our bus stops.
Where are the bus times listed for each trip?
Why can't my kids rent equipment at the area each time?
Why do I need to RSVP by the deadline? Can't I just show up?
Why is there a no-show fee?