An Opening Weekend To Remember! Check Out All The Celebrations
Posted on 9 Jun, 2024 in On the Slopes
Our Winter 2024 Opening Weekend was all about getting the good times started!
Check out all of the ways we celebrated the start of the season…
On Saturday morning, excitement was high for first rides on the brand-new Thredbo Alpine Coaster!
13-year-old William Thompson had been lining up for 3 hours to be first in line, winning himself VIP status with free rides all day.
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There was a huge lineup of free activities for families all weekend including face painting, arts & crafts, a magician, s’mores making, giant games, Thredboland animal visits and more.
Creative juices were flowing in the village too with famous ice sculptor Kenji carving up a magical creation and artist Grassi live painting an artwork of the mountain to be auctioned off for charity.
We had Freddie’s Snow Runner and Wombats Snow Runner operating all weekend for beginner skiers and snowboarders to nail their first turns.
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The first après event of the season did not disappoint!
Huge numbers turned out to Alpine Bar on Saturday night to celebrate the start of the season.
Client Liaison brought some seriously groovy energy to the stage, a huge fireworks display brought the sky to life and the vibes were all time.
Missed out? Check out the full après lineup for winter 2024!
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On Sunday, the iconic Thredbo Long Lunch presented by Pommery was filled with flowing champagne, delicious food and lots of good times. An iconic way to start the winter season!
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Bring on winter 2024! There’s snow and cold temperatures in the forecast so stay tuned for updates.
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Thredbo sits on the traditional land of the Monero – Ngarigo people who have looked after this land, water and community for over 60,000 years. We thank them for all they have done and continue to do to look after their country, a special place which we all love and respect.
