Epic Discovery at Breckenridge

I would give this a much higher rating, but the prices are ridiculous. Don’t get me wrong, you can definitely have some fun here. However, the lines are Long, the food is expensive, and all the activities are entirely too much. If you buy a ticket That is unlimited rides, it will run you $120 a person. And then they play the Price game. If you only ride one thing, once, they charge you $50. The second that you want to do two things, the prices don’t make sense. And you have to buy a ticket to write everything once. If you have Kids, you’re going to end up paying $120 per child. And they cannot write alone, so you will have to go with them on those rides that requires supervision. The beers cost $13. The food is expensive and it’s not really good. If money, does not matter to you, then you’ll have fun, but there are long lines. That being said, you can go mountain, biking, Jumping, put golf, sliding, mountain roller coaster, and many other really cool activities. This place would be fantastic. If they weren’t just trying to steal you blind.

This is our 3rd year doing Epic Discovery as a family, and we always have such a good time! Definitely recommend going on a weekday, we experienced minimal lines for the rides, but when we were walking around on a Saturday it was packed. We found that the unlimited pass was perfect for our kids, and my husband and I just got an Adventure pass, which was good for 3 activities. The Gold Runner Coaster is so much fun, the Alpine Slide is great too. Our kids also love the gem mining, bungee trampoline and mini golf. It’s expensive but you can definitely make a day out of it!

We had fun! We're fortunate enough to be there early and was able to go back to back, 3-4 times, on the coaster and alphine slides. My kids are 8 and 9 yrs old and some of the activities are more for younger kids.

A great way to spend a summer day in Breckenridge, but very pricey! A few notes: *Purchase tickets online - the will call line is SIGNIFICANTLY shorter *unlimited pass was perfect for our family - kids played from open to close while we grownups hung out on the outdoor tables & Adirondack chairs watching, eating and drinking *Outside food/drink is allowed, but no outside alcohol. *we were glad to have binoculars to keep an eye on our kids *alpine slides took about 30 minutes round trip (with no line) *smaller kids have to ride with someone at least 16 years of age for slide and coaster *bungee trampoline is timed as a two minute experience. Not worth the price unless you have an unlimited pass.

Definitely a bit pricey but getting the all day pass is the way to go if you have kids. Unfortunately lightning in the area shut things down a couple of times and we weren't able to do the everything but luckily with vouchers that they offer because of the weather we are able to come back again. We were a little impatient when it cam to the trampoline because out of 4 spot 1 or 2 were really going. They were possibly under staffed. I do suggest packing your own snacks and lunch food up here is pricey but to be expected Side shout out to Cole working the welcome desk today dealing with my multiple questions throughout the day. He was a great help to have and very cheerful with everyone I saw him interect with.

We enjoy the alpine coaster and alpine slide. We'd give the experience a 5, if it not for the cost of $160 for 6 rides. We break down our cost per ride or run each time down the hill. At minute 30 second ride for $26.66 per ride, that's a bit steep, pardon the pun.

The experience was beyond disappointing. After paying an absurd price for a family of 5 to play mini golf at $125 for an 18 hole course, the conditions could not have been worse. There was mulch all over the course, the bricks and groundwork were falling apart, and the putting green was absolutely destroyed in multiple holes. Additionally, for that price, they didn’t provide scorecards. There was nothing redeeming about the course for the price paid when a majority of courses are almost a third of the price. Absurd to see the lack of care provided for that price. Will never come back again.

Just a lot of lines and a ton of money. And they close it down if there is lightening. It just makes it not worth it. The ropes course and rock wall is up the mountain. You have to take a gondola which takes forever. It would be so much better if it was all in the same spot. Go to the version of this in Winter Park. It’s much easier to get to, is all in one spot, AND it’s not nearly as expensive.