If your winter plans don’t include flying down a snow-covered hill at Ohio’s largest tubing park, you’re doing it wrong.
Mad River Mountain’s Bubly Tubing Park is where family-friendly fun meets adrenaline-pumping action, and it’s all just a short drive from Columbus. Whether you’re a seasoned snow lover or just looking to spice up the season, this is one snowy adventure you don’t want to miss.
What’s The Tubing Park All About?
The Tubing Park isn’t just Ohio’s largest tubing park—it’s a winter playground designed for everyone. No experience? No problem. Grab your family, your friends, or just yourself and hit the slopes for two full hours of nonstop thrills. The best part? The park provides all the gear, including snow tubes, so all you need to do is show up and get ready to have a blast.
The park even has two giant conveyor belts (basically magic carpets for snow lovers) to whisk you effortlessly to the top of the hill. Translation: More sliding, less climbing.
When Can You Go?
Your tubing adventure can kick off for the winter season on December 26, 2024, with hours that fit perfectly into your weekend plans:
They’re also open for MLK and President’s Day Mondays if you’re looking to maximize your long weekend fun.
Pro Tips for a Smoother Ride
Book Ahead: Tickets are sold in 2-hour sessions, and with limited capacity, they sell out fast—especially during holiday weekends and snowy weather. Reserve online for the best availability and rates.
Know the Rules: Riders need to be at least 42 inches tall and must ride solo in their own tube. Keep your tube in front of you on the conveyor belt, and no “Superman” moves allowed!
Check the Weather: Conditions can impact ride limits. Be flexible and ready for changes if necessary.
Snow tubing at Mad River Mountain is the kind of simple, joy-filled fun that makes winter worth it. Laughing with your kids or friends, feeling the rush of the cold air on your face, and capturing those Insta-worthy moments—it’s the perfect mix of excitement and nostalgia.
So, what are you waiting for? Dust off your winter boots, bundle up, and head to Mad River Mountain.
