Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
<strong>2011</strong> <strong>Lift</strong> <strong>ticket</strong> <strong>prices</strong><br />
Skiers and boarders at <strong>Mt</strong> <strong>Buller</strong> enjoy the<br />
most competitively priced day <strong>ticket</strong>s of<br />
any major alpine resort in Australia. With a<br />
mountain of special discounts for children,<br />
seniors, students and season pass holders<br />
your ski dollar goes further at <strong>Mt</strong> <strong>Buller</strong>.<br />
Our lift <strong>ticket</strong> gives skiers and boarders access to over<br />
300 ha of terrain and up to 22 lifts, as well as our terrain parks<br />
and an ultra-cross course. It is your <strong>ticket</strong> to ride on Victoria’s<br />
largest lifting network and is available at any <strong>ticket</strong> window,<br />
<strong>Buller</strong> Sports store or online at mtbuller.com.au<br />
LIFT PASS ADULT CHILD/STUDENT* TERTIARY STUDENT**<br />
1 DAY $104 $57 $83<br />
2 DAY $205 $112 $164<br />
3 DAY $298 $163 $238<br />
4 DAY $385 $211 $308<br />
5 DAY $437 $239 $350<br />
6 DAY $499 $274 $399<br />
7 DAY $562 $308 $450<br />
FAMILY<br />
1 Day Pass $290 (two adults and two children – additional child $48)<br />
* Includes full-time secondary students up to Year 12 on presentation of a valid student ID card. Children five and under ski free.<br />
** Full-time tertiary students enjoy these 20% savings every day and are eligible for a HALF price adult <strong>ticket</strong> priced just $52 every Tuesday of the ski season.<br />
Small people save BIG at <strong>Mt</strong> <strong>Buller</strong><br />
<strong>Mt</strong> <strong>Buller</strong> is still the only resort in Australia to extend kids’<br />
rates to all school-aged kids, right through to Year 12 students.<br />
It translates into major savings for families when their teenagers<br />
can ski and board for just $57 a day.<br />
Bargain <strong>prices</strong> for students<br />
Tertiary students save up to 20% off all lift <strong>ticket</strong>s, lessons<br />
and equipment hire from <strong>Buller</strong> Sports EVERY single day of<br />
the week. And it gets even cheaper on Tuesdays – when<br />
students pay HALF a regular adult <strong>ticket</strong>. That’s just $52 for<br />
a full day on the slopes.<br />
<strong>2011</strong> <strong>Mt</strong> <strong>Buller</strong> Winter Media Kit 8
Resort entry<br />
Visitors to <strong>Mt</strong> <strong>Buller</strong> or <strong>Mt</strong> Stirling pay an<br />
entry fee as they pass through the gates<br />
at Mirimbah. The single payment gives<br />
visitors entry to both mountains.<br />
Day visitors are required to pay $36 per vehicle to enter<br />
the Resort, while those staying overnight are charged an<br />
additional fee – $8 per night during the week and $16 per<br />
night on weekends. Season passes are also available.<br />
Monies generated by entry fees maintain essential<br />
infrastructure at <strong>Mt</strong> <strong>Buller</strong> and <strong>Mt</strong> Stirling such as roads,<br />
water treatment facilities, resort services and regional<br />
environmental initiatives.<br />
Car entry – per vEHICLE<br />
Cost<br />
Entry day visitors $36<br />
People mover day entry (6-10 people) $65<br />
ADD<br />
Per weeknight (Sunday to Thursday inclusive) $8<br />
Per weekend night (Friday and Saturday) $16<br />
Bikes (day entry only) $10<br />
Bus entry<br />
Per person $14.50<br />
Taxi fares From carparks to lodge (one way)<br />
Adult $18.50<br />
Child $11.50<br />
<strong>2011</strong> <strong>Mt</strong> <strong>Buller</strong> Winter Media Kit 9
Wheel chain requirements<br />
Visitors to <strong>Mt</strong> <strong>Buller</strong> should check the<br />
night before their visit whether they will need<br />
to carry wheel chains. The <strong>Mt</strong> <strong>Buller</strong> and<br />
<strong>Mt</strong> Stirling Alpine Resort Management Board<br />
makes a daily wheel chain announcement<br />
after reviewing forecasted weather and road<br />
conditions. If conditions are fine and the<br />
roads clear of snow and ice, then day visitors<br />
are not required to carry chains.<br />
The wheel chain update is posted on the <strong>Mt</strong> <strong>Buller</strong> website daily<br />
at 5pm and is also noted in the morning snow report shared with<br />
accommodation providers, retail outlets and on flashing roadside<br />
billboards.<br />
The requirements can vary between two-wheel drive, four-wheel<br />
drive and all-wheel drive vehicles.<br />
Overnight visitors are required to carry chains at all times as<br />
conditions on the mountain can change very quickly.<br />
Wheel chains are available for hire from a number of outlets in<br />
Mansfield where you can also get advice on how to correctly fit<br />
them to your car as required.<br />
<strong>2011</strong> <strong>Mt</strong> <strong>Buller</strong> Winter Media Kit 10