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Join us for thrilling snow tubing and family fun at Florida's only winter snow park. Get Your Tickets Now! Snowcat Ridge is Florida's first ever Alpine Snow Park! it features a 60-foot-tall, 400-foot-long real snow-covered tubing hill, Arctic Igloo & Alpine Village.
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Discover thrilling adventures at Snowcat Ridge! Experience snow tubing, ice skating, building snowmen, Christmas thrills and more in Florida's winter wonderland
Coming November 2020, Snowcat Ridge is an alpine snow park featuring a 60-foot-tall and 400-foot-long real snow-covered tubing hill with a magic carpet lift, an Alpine Village, and a ten thousand square foot snow dome.
Get your tickets now for Snowcat Ridge. Prices are subject to change. Buy your tickets now and lock in your price. All tickets are $5 more at the box office.
This Alpine-themed snow tubing park in Dade City is the first of its kind in the Sunshine State, offering a refreshing escape from the hot, tropical climate. Snowcat Ridge features a 60-foot-tall tubing hill that is covered in real snow, along with a snow play area and an ice skating rink.
Snowcat Ridge is the first and only snow park of its kind in Florida. Located in Dade City, just over an hour away from the theme park area of Orlando. Snowy Slopes at Snowcat Ridge. The star attraction of Snowcat Ridge is a 60 foot tall, 400 foot long snow tubing hill.
24 paź 2022 · TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) – Florida’s first and only snow park, Snowcat Ridge in Dade City, is now selling tickets, with dates beginning in November. The park now has tickets available on its website,...
