Spirit Mountain Adventure Park & Winter Snow Tubing — Local services in Duluth

The adventure park was a fine detour. Was a nice break in our drive from 2 harbors to remer. But the problem I have is a couple. First the kids liked the roller-coaster alpine slide as well as the zip line thing. However purchase of 10 ride pass is 100 online 120 in building. The purchase process is horrible online segmented and lengthy, recommend doing not on site as it takes forever and depending on service providers you may not get a good connection. I was able to connect to wifi but staff didn't even knew existed... then the ride for the alpine coaster cost u 2 tickets if it required you to ride with younger kids. And really 100-120 for 10 rides is not much for the cost. There seemed to be a lot of pictures so I did not take any of those. The mini golf is included, but was a meh 9 holes of mediocrity and not great. If you are going and want a break with that great, the mini golf is not worth it outside of buying the pass. The course is a repeat after repeat of plywood box built with white laminate obstacles. Seriously something I could build in my back yard if my association would let me. I really wanted to like it, but the golf just was not good. Then as we left, literally across the highway was Rouge mini golf in proctor. So rides fun bit overpriced mini golf not fun and not worth paying...

We arrived early on a Saturday, as I read that tickets could be purchased a half hour prior to opening. While we were waiting I scanned a QR code posted on the door and filled out all the waivers for the family. The website wasn’t great and the whole process was kind of clunky but I managed to get through it without too much trouble. The person working the ticket counter was friendly and answered my questions about how my tickets I would need to do what we wanted. We decided to try both the alpine slide and the zip line since it was our first time. The alpine slide was actually pretty fun, with some decent turns and just enough track to make it seem like you got your money’s worth. We all ended up going a second time. Tip; tell the attendant at the top that you want to go fast and they will hold you at the top while the person who went before you gets further down the track. That way you can go full speed and not have to slow down for someone else. My daughter got stuck behind Simone going very slow and it ruined the last half of her second ride. The zip line is ok, lasts about 20 seconds going down, 30 coming back. Not worth the $10. Skip it and do the slide another time. The staff was friendly and personable and overall we enjoyed...

We were so excited to come here for a beautiful fall day! Upon arrival, it was pretty busy and parking was quite limited. There was an incredibly long, slow moving line to purchase tickets and sign waivers. There is a sign to scan a QR code to do this online (don't bother). Unfortunately, they do not inform you that a printed ticket/waiver is required, so we trekked up a big hill for the chairlift, waited in line and were told we needed to go back down to get printed tickets. The line was ridiculous. Very unorganized. No clear signage. We purchased tickets for the alpine coaster but didn't even get to do so because that line was 3 hours long. Thankfully the weather was perfect, but standing in line that long felt wasteful, especially after a 2.5 hour drive there. While we understand it was a gorgeous, warm day and many people were there, the lack of communication was frustrating as was the lack of organization. We heard several folks in line also express frustration; many ended up leaving despite paying ahead online. The chairlift was nice and the view was very lovely, but it didn't make up...