A 12-lane park with helmets included, neon Interstellar Nights, and a session length that changes over the season.
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Multiple pass options (Weekday, Weekend & Holiday, Interstellar night tubing); must be purchased online in advance; tubes and helmets included
Powder Ridge Mountain Park & Resort in Middlefield, Connecticut, runs 12 tubing lanes served by magic carpet lifts. The record says the tubing operates year-round, including a summer version. The park supplies tubes and helmets to everyone, and each rider uses their own tube.
Session length is not fixed. The official page lists 45-minute sessions starting Black Friday and a 1 hour 45 minute session beginning December 23, which differs from the single length in our record. It also says to book online in advance because the park sells out frequently, and the record adds that tickets must be purchased online. Pass options include weekday, weekend and holiday, and Interstellar night tubing, so pick by date and confirm prices on the site.
Interstellar Nights bring neon lighting and music on select nights, which is the park’s evening option. Tubing parties are offered for birthdays and reunions. The record recommends the park for children 6 and up with no strict age minimum, so ask about smaller kids.
For a comparison, Mohawk Mountain is about 38 miles away, has a 42-inch minimum and Friday and Saturday night tubing. Compare details in how to choose a tubing park.
Book online early, since the park says it sells out frequently; Interstellar Nights are the evening option on select nights.
About 45 minutes early in the season and 1 hour 45 minutes from December 23, per the official page.
The official page says the park sells out frequently and suggests booking online in advance.
Anyone planning to buy at the door, since tickets must be purchased online in advance, or anyone who expects a fixed session length all winter.
Mohawk Mountain is about 38 miles away with a 42-inch minimum, and Ski Butternut is about 56 miles away.
Yes. The park supplies tubes and helmets for all snow tubers, and everyone rides in their own tube.
The official page lists 45-minute sessions starting Black Friday and a 1 hour 45 minute session beginning December 23.
Select nights feature neon lighting and music, per the official page.
Current-season dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the park before driving out — tubing seasons shift with the weather.
Pricing was not published when we last checked. Multiple pass options (Weekday, Weekend & Holiday, Interstellar night tubing); must be purchased online in advance; tubes and helmets included
Yes — this park requires reservations rather than walk-up tickets. Book ahead, especially for a weekend or holiday slot.
powderridgepark.com
Checked September 2026.