It's a lovely little village with cool architecture, lots of activities, and places to eat and shop. There's usually some kind of event happening in the square- while we were here, the Blue Mountain Film Festival was happening so there was a band in the square as part of it, along with an info booth for the festival. That said, it's definitely pricey as heck. All the restaurants are expensive and not worth the price for the food (good food, just overpriced), drinks from vending machines (including water) were over $5 each, and if you're trying the activities they rack up real fast. It's worth a visit if you're in the area (and with 5 hotels on the property, many people stay straight in the Village), but that said, be ready to drop a lot of cash.

I really liked all the rides. I definitely had the most fun on the low ropes though. The rock climbing was a close second. Everything else I got stuck on, but at least everybody there was nice about it. The thing I didn't like is how steep the area is that you have to walk up to the zip line and high ropes. It would be very nice if you guys could add some sort of lift to go up there. I fell twice going up to the zip line and high ropes. The restaurants were all nice, but I should warn you if you're going everything is so expensive. The inn was the nicest thing ever. The dinner and breakfast is so good. I really liked how since I couldn't eat the dessert because of my nut allergy, they gave me a cookie. It's kid friendly too because they have straws for all the drinks. They even have a pool, so it's a really nice place. I took a lot of pictures because the inn looks so fancy. There's even a lounge with the comfiest sofas ever.

I really wanted to love blue mountain and was very excited to go. The area is beautiful and if you are very outdoorsy then some of this review might not apply. Also I can’t speak to the village during skiing season. The village is cute but quite lacklustre. Everything and I mean everything is over priced as to be expected in a tourist area. I purchased the play all evening as we had spa appointments in the am. I don’t recommend as the pass starts at 3 and lines start closing at 7 for most rides on a Saturday. We waited an hr for both the coaster and zip lining and only did or had time for 3 of the activities. Passes are astronomical in price considering what you get and the time you get to do it in. I think I could handle all of that but what was most appalling was some of the activity staff attitudes. On several occasions I witnessed them being so callous and rude with patrons. One lady was maneuvering her child’s stroller to get off the gondala and the attendent was very impatient with her. On two other occasions patrons were asking why the lines were closed so early when they just bought their pay all evening passes. The attendants commented “not their problem we need to go home” personally why are you selling passes to people when you know the rides will close early due to extensive lines??? From an activity perspective I was disappointed and celebrating my husbands birthday there was a let down. From a nature perspective blue mountain can be beautiful. Come for the day and come early or during the week to avoid lines. Probably wouldn’t do again unless there was a really good deal or package.

$7 an hour to park!!! When did this happen??? A friend and I went to the village to shop and check out the Christmas Gift and Craft Show. We live 30 away and visit the village a few times a year. How is that going to work for skiing??? I won’t be back anytime soon….