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FAQ

WINDHAM MOUNTAIN KIDS

Windham Mountain Kids FAQ

What's included with lessons?

Age 3-6:

  • Lift ticket
  • Snacks
  • Lunch
  • Optional rental of equipment can be purchased (skis/snowboard, helmet & boots).

Ages 7-12 – Lift Ticket not included

  • Snacks
  • Lunch
  • Optional rental equipment can be purchased (skis/snowboard, helmet & boots)
Are there half and full day lessons available?

All WMK lessons are full-day with the exception of 3-year-olds. These little participants have a half-day lesson option (skiers only).

Where and when do I drop off/pick-up?

Drop-off and pick-up for WMK participants is in our Base Camp facility, located to the right of the main breezeway.

Drop-Off and pick-up times are as follows:

Children ages 3-6

  • Drop-off is 8:30 – 9:15 AM (inside Base Camp)
  • Pick-up is 3:00 PM (inside Base Camp)

Children ages 7-12

  • Drop-off is 9:00-9:15 AM (outside Base Camp)
  • Pick-up is 3:00 PM (outside of Base Camp)

Please note that all lessons begin promptly at 9:30 AM. Late drop-offs can be disruptive to the dynamic of the group lesson.

Is lunch provided?

Yes, snacks and lunch are provided. A balanced, healthy, hot lunch is served. Groups eat snack and lunch together with their instructor.

What if my child has dietary restrictions and/or food allergies?
  • If your child has an allergy, please note it on their Child Registration Profile when purchasing the product or alert our staff at drop-off
  • If your child wishes to bring a lunch we can store it in a refrigerator in our facility. Please label your child’s lunch.
  • If your child requires an Epi-pen, it must remain with your child at all times. If your child does not have an appropriate pouch to hold the pen, one will be provided for them.
  • We cannot administer any other medications.
How should I prepare my child for his/her best experience?

Your child should be properly dressed for the weather conditions on the day(s) they attend WMK. On colder days, we recommend long underwear (pajamas work well), a warm (preferably) fleece top, a warm, waterproof jacket, long ski socks, mittens (especially for younger children), a neck warmer/gaiter/buff and googles. If the child is three years of age, we recommend a change of clothes as well.