How old do you have to be to rent a chalet at Blue Mountain?
To rent one of our chalets, you and everyone in your group must be at least 25 years old. The rule does not apply to families with children, and the manager can approve other groups, so if you are a little under 25 it is worth a call. High school graduation events are not accepted.
Who the rule applies to
The age limit is for groups of adults, and it covers the whole group, not only the person who books. A family with children of any age can book every chalet we have; grandparents, parents and kids are exactly who the larger chalets were built for. See where a family reunion can stay together.
If your group is under 25
Call (416) 213-7437 before you book and tell us who is coming and why: a ski club, a team with coaches, a group of colleagues. The manager can approve a booking that does not meet the rule. High school graduation events are the one thing we do not take.
Why we have it
The chalets are in a residential neighbourhood, the town’s noise bylaw applies at all hours, and each chalet has a maximum number of guests with no visitors beyond the booking. The age rule is how we keep the village quiet for the families staying next door. The rules on noise and visitors are set out in full on their own page.
Related questions
Can a 23-year-old book a chalet?
Not without approval. Everyone in the group must be 25 or older unless you are a family with children or the manager has approved the booking. Call us before you book.
Can children stay?
Yes. Families with children are welcome in every chalet, and the age rule does not apply to them.
Does only the person booking need to be 25?
No. The rule covers the whole group.
Can we book for a bachelor or bachelorette weekend?
Yes, if the group is 25 or older and keeps to the guest limit and the noise bylaw. See our bachelor and bachelorette pages.
Not sure your group qualifies?
Call us with your dates and who is coming, and we’ll tell you straight away.