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    Alpine Slide At Magic Mountain

    3.3 (902 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    This is a must. Especially with a little snow on the ground.
    Brenda L.

    This was our second stop after arriving in Big Bear and honestly, it was a blast. We arrived around 10:30am and waited about 15 minutes to turn into the parking lot. Parking was free when we got there (Monday) First stop is the kiosk (not tickets!) where you sign a waiver. They'll give you a little zip tie to show you're cleared for rides. After that, you buy tickets per ride and line up for whatever you want to do. You will not be able to do anything without the zip tie. Total wait time for us with kiosk and for the ride was about 2 hours, but it flew by. Parents waited in line for the coaster while kids played in the snow or hopped into shorter ride lines, smart setup. If you get the blonde coaster attendant, consider yourself lucky. She's stern but fair and keeps things from getting chaotic. Big Bear celebrity status, honestly. As you can see on the other reviews haha part of the experience. Heads up: the food area was messy and the restroom was out of toilet paper (crowds + kids = chaos). Come prepared and lower expectations there. That said, the wait was 100% worth it. My daughter loved it and we'll definitely be back. Another family recommended the night snow tubing, saying it's less crowded. Coaster rides are about $20, and bring quarters for lockers or leave your stuff in the car. Also, the tubing hill here is way more fun than the others in town. Fun, busy, chaotic, but totally worth it.

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    Adriana T.

    As tourists in Big Bear, we were a little sad there wasn't much natural snow to sled on but we were happy to see Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain, the park saved the day! We rolled in early (highly recommend!) and skipped the long lines. Yes, most rides are priced separately, which was a surprise, but honestly... we still had a great time. The kids loved sledding on the man-made snow, and their laughter made it worth every penny. We hopped on the other rides too, and they were just FUN! We didn't try the food, but they do sell snacks and meals. Outside food isn't allowed, but since the park is open, you can easily walk back to your car--parking is super easy and close, which was a big plus. Overall, such a fun family stop! If you're looking for something exciting to do in Big Bear, this place definitely brings the energy.

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    Erik G.

    What We Played: -Single Ride Ticket $20 -Child Ride Ticket $10 -Mini Golf (Child) $8 -Mini Golf (Adult) $9 The Mine Shaft Coaster was a lot of fun and quite exhilarating! As a larger guy, I felt like I was flying down the track. I didn't feel unsafe, although I may have used the brakes a time or two. The mini golf was your typical course, with a few interesting holes, but most were pretty average. We couldn't find a scorecard, but we took scores on our phones. We had a friendly wager between siblings and spouses, which made it all the more enjoyable! We really enjoyed playing here, and the price is unbeatable. The staff is incredibly helpful. One employee even went out of their way to help us by giving us a penny for the machine when we were short. I was so grateful for their kindness! We will definitely be back when we're in Big Bear again.

    Esther G.

    This was a great experience. Expect to wait long. If you start waiting in line towards the back where they check you in, make sure to go grab your ticket at the front of the establishment before walking into the building. I think it was fun. However extremely cold when I went in January. WEAR GLOVES. I didn't and my hands were frozen. Also I don't think I could reach the handles very well with my big jacket on. Great roller coaster though I want to go back when it's not as cold

    Vanessa C.

    I am giving this 5 stars because of the mineshaft coaster. That was a blast! Totally worth the $20 a person to ride. It was the perfect weather too during the summer because it was cloudy and rained a little. The staff are very friendly and parking lot is spacious. Perfect location on the way into Big Bear too. There's mini golf, go karts, water slides, soaring eagle ride, alpine slide, and a mineshaft coaster. You sign the waivers first then head on the rides. The coaster goes really fast especially on the second half of the ride. You can ride with 2 if total weight is under 370 too. Solo ride is the way to go though. It started raining on the chair life to the alpine slide which was nice actually. They cautioned to go slower since it was wet which I think took from the experience for me. It was cool to say I did it but the coaster is where it's at. Didn't try the other activities but I had a wonderful time. Will definitely come back!

    Joyce A.

    Organized. Costly if you put together all the activities. But, it's worth it! You can just select what suits your family. Tubing was great and good for all ages. 3-2-2025

    Gabriela G.

    . The lady at the kiosk waivers was very nice , no issue there. But as soon as we got to the payment section . The lady was incredibly rude and angry . She definitely put a dampened our experience especially since she did not have any people skills . There many signs everywhere but it still didn't really point to the correct area . The coaster was ok . Not worth the price for one ride but our kids still enjoyed themselves .

    Katrina H.

    This was a fun experience for a group of girls! We loved the Alpine Slide and the little ski lift up to it was my favorite part! Listen: it is not an organized park like Disneyland, but it also was not very expensive. The rides are all separate charges and you do have to sign a waiver first. But if you know what you're getting into, it's awesome.

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    So fun! Pretty expensive but for a Big Bear trip, it kept our kids having fun & wiped out at the end of the day!

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    It's a bit pricey and you can do it all in a couple of hours but my family always has a good time.

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    Ask the Community - Alpine Slide At Magic Mountain

    Any activities for toddlers?

    For Snow Play, Alpine Slide, and Go-Karts, children must be a minimum of 36" tall. Anyone below that is too small to participate.

    Will "Snow Play" still be available in April?

    Is this place dog friendly?

    I wouldn’t say so

    How long do people usually spend here?

    You could easily spend half of the day here. It's really fun but depends on how much energy you have. There's a conveyor that helps but the air is thinner and cold so you can get winded fast. I say budget to stay at least two hours.

    Are they open when it's actively snowing?

    Does the slide operate when there's a snow storm?

    Alpine slide- no Coaster- mostly no if track is clear and not icey.

    Do they have lockers for our belongings? Can we bring our pet?…

    They have lockers but tiny ones. You can open them to see if your belongings fit before purchasing them to rent out. They do allow animals (mostly just dogs) (must be leashed and must be friendly) but cannot go on the rides with you and must be left… Read more

    How long is the actual slide?

    It depends how fast you go since you control the speed with your lever. If you decide to go fast, I'd say it's about a 5 minute ride.

    Is this place a stroller friendly?

    Yes

    Does everyone pay or only if you're riding?

    It's free to come in and sit down on their benches and watch everyone, but if you want to go tubing or ride on any of their rides then you'll need to pay.

    Do they make snow during the winter (like in December) if there's no snow?

    Yes we make snow when it is cold enough. We are open daily in December.

    Does the chair lift have a weight limit? Does the alpine slide have a weight limit?

    DO NOT GO HERE. IT IS VERY DANGEROUS. Please look up their reviews. I went here with my family last winter. My 10 year old was badly injured. They didnt care. Just told us they would refund our money. Stay away.

    Is there an area for smaller kids/toddlers to play in? Or is there a slower lane for adults with toddlers?

    In the Snow Play area (tubing) we have a kiddy area for the smaller kids to ride down and play in the snow.

    Is the Alpine slides slow if you weight a certain size because I'm planning a trip and I wouldn't mind paying 5rides if it's go a certain speed?

    You control your speed on the ride down. Make sure to be safe if this is your first ride

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    Review Highlights - Alpine Slide At Magic Mountain

    The Mine shaft coaster and alpine slide we're worth the price such amazing time and the view is just amazing.

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