Canopy Climb Net Adventure, Blue Mountain Ontario

Write down who will accompany the youngest eligible children and who will supervise the older ones. Avoid counting the same adult as simultaneously responsible for a toddler elsewhere and a group inside the attraction.

For children younger than three, select a different outing with their caregiver. The toddler and young-child guide helps families plan that branch of the day without expecting an exception at admission.

The net adventure requires shoes enclosing both toes and heels. Ski and snowboard boots are specifically excluded, so a family coming from a ski session needs a footwear change before entering.

Keep those shoes with the relevant child’s belongings rather than in a car leaving with another household. On a longer stay, the family itinerary can give energetic play its own slot, with a meal and quieter time afterward.

Check the current status and the ticket product’s coverage before setting out. The resort has several attractions with different restrictions; one child’s eligibility for net play does not determine which other activities they may join.

Agree on the meeting point with relatives who choose a different outing. At the chalet, a shared stay across households lets everyone reunite for meals even when daytime activities divide by age. Keep the sleeping plan based on the full overnight guest list, including children who will not attend the attraction.