What does the package include?

Packages include 2 days at Jay Peak Resort (Saturday & Sunday), 1 night lodging at Jay Peak Slopeside Condos (ski in/ski out) for select packages, 2 days of lift tickets (on lift-inclusive options), charter coach transport (the Fun Bus), late-night activities, and giveaways as outlined on the booking page.

Where are the Fun Bus pickup locations?

Pickups depart from Downtown Brooklyn (578 Atlantic Ave), Union Square Paragon (41 Union Square West), and Upper West Side (2101 Broadway) at the scheduled times listed on the booking map.

Is The Pump House waterpark included?

No; The Pump House is an add-on. The Waterpark Add-on (2 days) is offered for $69.95—availability is limited on busy weekends.

What skill level is appropriate for this trip?

Intermediate skiers and snowboarders will enjoy most terrain; advanced riders will find steep chutes and tram-accessed lines especially rewarding. Families and mixed-ability groups can enjoy the waterpark option.

Can I book single occupancy lodging?

Yes. Single occupancy pricing is available as listed in the package rates on the booking page ($219.95 shown for certain options).

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellation and refund terms vary by booking and date; check the full policy on the booking page at the referral link before purchasing.

Jay Peak Overnight: Fun Bus to East Coast Powder, Trees & Tram | Ski | Winter Activities

Jay Peak OvRnight sends a chartered “Fun Bus” from New York City to Jay Peak Resort in northern Vermont, delivering weekend skiers and snowboarders straight to one of the East Coast’s deepest powder basins. Jay Peak Resort sits on the U.S.–Canada border just east of Lake Champlain, famous for the seasonal “Jay Cloud” that dumps astonishing snowfall—often topping 350 inches—and fuels legendary late-season runs. The draw here is simple and brutal: sustained, cold storms make for big bases, and the mountain’s steep pitches, chutes and more than 20 glades put some of the best tree skiing in North America within a short hop of the city. Participants ride overnight on the Fun Bus, arrive a few hours into the first ski day, and stay slopeside at Jay Peak Slopeside Condos with ski-in/ski-out access. Packages stack lift tickets, lodging, and add-ons like The Pump House water park—an on-mountain indoor complex with a surf pool and lazy river—so the trip blends full days on the hill with late-night community vibes, raffles, and giveaways. If you want to chase speed, take the “Flyer” quad—the fastest lift in the East—or ride Vermont’s only aerial tram to the summit for exposure and big-line options. This weekend itinerary is unique to the region because it pairs rigid snowfall-production geography with resort amenities rarely found on the East Coast: true glade skiing in bounds, a full-service waterpark, and efficient mass transit from New York on a single, organized booking. For travelers it’s a practical play: no multiple car transfers, one predictable departure time from Downtown Brooklyn, Union Square, or the Upper West Side, and the comfort of slopeside lodging after a day of deep turns. Expect variable spring corn and late-season powder; bring mid-fat powder skis or a well-tuned board, layers for wind and sun, and a helmet for steep glades. Intermediate riders will find plenty to challenge them, but advanced skiers will be rewarded on steeper chutes and the tram-accessed terrain. Families can add the waterpark for an alternate afternoon of amusement. Late-night shenanigans and community culture—after-ski gatherings, giveaways, and on-bus stories—turn this trip into a shared adventure rather than a point-to-point transport. Book early: space at the advertised rates is limited, and the Waterpark add-on sells out on family weekends. If arriving from the city, pack snacks and sleep kit for the bus, and consider the single-occupancy upgrade for quieter rest. Guided groups and on-site staff manage logistics, keeping focus on fresh lines and safe turns. Reserve early, bring friends.