Mt Bachelor Ski Bus Program

2012-13 Season

 

The Mt Bachelor ski bus program has ended for the 2012-13 season. Thanks for a great year and please check back with us for info on next year's bus program.

Reservations must be made in advance at Peak Sports

Bus Ride Only: TBA

Bus Ride and all day lift ticket

	Teens	TBA
	Adults	TBA

 

FAQs

Do I need tickets in advance?

Yes, you must make your reservations at Peak sports in advance, we recommend doing so by Wednesday the week you plan on riding the bus.

What time do I meet the bus in Corvallis?

You need to meet the bus at 5:30am at Peak Sports at the corner of Jackson and 2^nd Streets.

Where do I catch the bus?

At Peak Sports at the corner of Jackson and 2^nd Streets.

What time does the bus get to Mt. Bachelor?

Usually by 9:30am

What time does the bus leave Mt. Bachelor?

4:00pm

What time will the bus get back to Corvallis?

Usually by 7:30

Can I sign-up for the whole season?

Yes, you may.  Remember cancellations need to be made at least 24 hours in advance.

Does the bus stop in other places?

The bus will stop in Lebanon in the Wal-Mart parking lot and in Sweet Home at Thriftway. Stops must be arranged in advance.  If no arrangements have been made the bus will not stop.

Can I ride home with someone else?

If you are 18 or older you may as long as you have made arrangements with the “greeter”. If you are younger then 18 your parents must make the arrangements in advance at Peak Sports.

Can I cancel my reservation?

Yes, you may. Remember cancellations need to be made at least 24 hours in advance and you must present a receipt to get a refund. You may not get a refund if you do not show up for the bus.

Can I make a reservation over the phone?

Yes, reservations made by phone will incur a $2.00 transaction fee.  Although, we suggest coming in to the store to make your reservation so you have a receipt in hand for refunds if needed.  

Do I need to rent my skis in advance?

Yes

Is the bus open for lunch?

Yes

Are their chaperones on the bus?

Yes, we call them “greeters”. They are there for organizing not

babysitting.