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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here. Thank you. I will look into the packages. Do I need to get a day pass, rental equipment  and airlift package for myself if I plan to just stay around for them to take lessons? My back is not good, so I don't plan to skip or snowboard. [/quote]

Not if they are in ski school or lessons.  But they will need an adult to accompany them when not in school or lessons.

If you don't want to ski, you really need to find a ski school because it's very expensive to buy a lift ticket only for use during a 1-2 hour lesson.

If you are not skiing, you need boots that walk on ice and through snow to reach the ski school.

If there is a toddler Magic Carpet (conveyor belt for going up a hill), you can supervise a kid on that without wearing skis.

If you are not using the lifts as a rider, you do not need to buy anything.  A ski resort is not like an amusement park.  You don't have to pay to be on the property.[/quote]

I didn’t know the bunny slope was free, that’s good to know.  OP you could use that to try it out.  You don’t need to be a little kid, beginner adults can use it.  I don’t think every resort has free bunny lifts and especially magic carpet if there’s a lift you might pay reduced fee but it’s a great deal.

As an adult or teen you can teach yourself quickly to ski.  That means no tricks, no going as fast as you can, but it’s easy enough to learn.  [/quote]

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