DISMOUNTING at Mt Hutt

When it’s time to get off the bus, remember that it can be a bit of a circus!

Hang tight while we navigate the hustle and bustle to drop you off right at the main ticket office.

Please stay seated until the driver opens the door and follow their lead for unloading your gear.

GEAR Storage

You can leave your gear on the bus during the day! That's might come in handy, you might want to bring a pillow to sleep on the way home!

Mt Hutt has handy storage facilities for your stuff. Just swing by the reservation desk when you arrive and they’ll sort you out.

PASSES and GEAR HIRE

Snow Express is your ride to the fun, but we don’t handle ski passes, lessons, or gear hire. For all those snowy extras, check out the Mt Hutt website at www.mthutt.co.nz.

KIDS TRAVELLING SOLO

If you’re under 14, you’ll need an adult over 18 to tag along with you. Safe travels and have a blast!

Create your Awesome Adventure! 🌟🚍✨

We specialize in private charter groups!

We cater to school groups, social clubs, and anyone who wants the whole bus to themselves! 🎉🚍

Just shoot the boss an email, and we'll get you a quote in a jiffy!

If this is your first snow adventure, get ready for a frosty thrill! To make sure you’re warm, cozy, and ready for action, here are some fun tips to help you gear up for a day in the snow!

CLOTHING Tips

Snow days don’t have to break the bank, but they do require some smart layering! Avoid the too-many-or-too-few layers dilemma with these tips:

Head, Neck, and Hands: Keep your noggin toasty with a warm woolen hat. Balaclavas are a win—they warm both your head and neck and fit nicely under helmets. Scarves are okay, but neck warmers or gaiters are less bulky and just as effective. Go for waterproof gloves or mittens with liners for little ones to keep those fingers snug!

Upper Body: Layer up with at least two base layers of woolen thermals. Add a cozy fleece top and a windproof, thermally lined jacket. Feeling warm? Shed a layer and keep comfy!

Lower Body: Avoid a soggy seat by wearing at least two layers, including a waterproof outer layer. Think woolen long johns, fleece pants, and waterproof ski or snowboard pants. Jeans? Not the best choice for snow play!

Feet: Keep those toes toasty with waterproof and warm footwear. Snow boots are ideal, but if you’re using hiking boots, make sure you’ve got woolen inserts or thick woolen socks. Extra socks are a great idea! Gumboots won’t keep you warm, so save them for the beach!

Eyes: Shield your peepers with UV sunglasses or ski goggles to protect against snow glare. They’re a must to avoid those snow-blind days!

Sunscreen: Yep, you can get sunburned on the slopes! Slather on some sunscreen to avoid a panda look when you’re back at work or school.

Now you’re all set for a snow-filled adventure! Have a blast out there! ❄️🏂⛷️