Four lanes and a covered lift in the Sun Bowl, with 50-minute sessions, a fire pit and a $5 pizza-and-Coke add-on.
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Sessions on the hour. Optional $5 add-on includes pizza slice and Coca-Cola
Stratton’s Coca-Cola Tube Park sits in the Sun Bowl and uses a covered surface lift. There are four lanes, and amenities include a warming hut, a snack shack and a fire pit.
Sessions last 50 minutes and start on the hour. Both day and night tubing are listed. An optional $5 add-on includes a pizza slice and a Coca-Cola, which suits families planning a snack anyway. The record does not list a base ticket price, so check the resort page for current rates and whether the park needs a reservation; that policy is blank in our data.
Riders must be at least 5 years old and 42 inches tall, so this is not the park for toddlers or smaller kids. That two-part rule is stricter than the height-only rule at some Vermont hills.
If you want a longer session, Mount Snow Resort - Tubing Park is about 8 miles straight-line away with eight lanes and 2-hour sessions on Friday to Sunday. Okemo Mountain Resort - Jackson Gore Tubing Park is about 26 miles away and allows linked tubes.
Book an on-the-hour session; day and night tubing are both listed, and the fire pit and warming hut help in the evening.
One 50-minute session, starting on the hour.
You have a child under 5 or under 42 inches; both rules apply.
Mount Snow's Mixing Bowl is about 8 miles straight-line away with eight lanes and 2-hour sessions but no night tubing listed.
Riders must be at least 5 years old and 42 inches tall.
50 minutes, on the hour.
An optional add-on that includes a pizza slice and a Coca-Cola.
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. Sessions on the hour. Optional $5 add-on includes pizza slice and Coca-Cola
Minimum height is 42 inches. Minimum age is 5.
We track 8 tubing hills in Vermont, 1 of which are free to walk into. The park has not published a price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
It runs 4 lanes against a state average of about 5, so it is broadly typical for the state.
One caveat worth repeating: this park had not published its current-season dates when we last checked, while 0 of the 8 parks we track in Vermont had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as a prior season's until the park confirms it.
stratton.com
Checked September 2026.