You live in Minnesota…why not embrace the winter weather? Hit the slopes at Hyland Hills Ski Area in Bloomington and save up to 28% when you purchase discount lift tickets through Groupon!

Options include:

• $30 for one person
• $59 for two people ($29.50/person)
• $109 for four people ($27.25/person)

Hyland Hills Ski Area is open Monday – Friday 9:30 am to 9 pm and Saturday – Sunday 9 am – 9 pm. Daily lift tickets are normally priced at $35.34/adult and $31.62/child ages 5-11, not including tax, so you’re definitely saving with this offer. Equipment rental is not included.

Please note: The Groupon expires 3/10/19 and is final sale; refundable only on the day of purchase. You must purchase at least 24 hours in advance of when you plan to use it. There is a limit of 1 per person.

Located in Hyland Lake Park Reserve, Bloomington, Hyland Hills invites winter sports enthusiasts for downhill skiing and snowboarding in the Twin Cities metro area. The terrain park has many progressive and innovative features and Hyland Hills is known for snowmaking and grooming in the Midwest. For those who have never hit the slopes or want to freshen up their skills, Three Rivers also offers lessons through the SnowSports Academy.

Hyland Hills Ski Area Discounts

Other ways to save at Hyland Hills:

Visit after 3 pm for slightly discounted rates: $32.55/adult and $28.83/child ages 5-11, not including tax.

Go at night and pay $18.60 per lift ticket. Offer is valid Monday – Friday 7 – 9 pm, Saturday – Sunday 6 – 9 pm.

Visit before 3 pm Monday – Thursday between 9:30 am – 3 pm and pay $23.30 per lift ticket for all ages, or add on ski/snowboard rental and pay $37.28. (Not valid January 21st or February 18th.)

If you have an Elm Creek Winter Recreation Area season pass, you’ll receive a daily rate of $10 at Hyland Hills.

Don’t forget that Minnesota 4th graders can ski for free with the 4th Grade Passport Program!

Get your Groupon HERE.

This great deal is back – get a discounted Minnesota Historical Society membership through the end of February!

Use the coupon code 5578 to pay $41 for a 1-year Individual Plus membership for one adult plus one guest per visit ($69 value) or $59 for a 1-year Household Plus membership for two adults and all children in the household or all grandchildren under age 18, plus two guests per visit ($99 value).

Remember, this savings is only good through February 28 and you’ll need to enter the coupon code 5578 to see the lower price at checkout.

 

Minnesota Historical Society Membership Benefits

 
Here’s what your Minnesota Historical Society membership will include:

• Free admission to 26 historic sites and museums around Minnesota, including
  • Mill City Museum in Minneapolis
  • Minnesota History Center in St. Paul
  • Oliver Kelley Farm in Elk River
  • Split Rock Lighthouse in Two Harbors (on the North Shore)
  • and many more!
• Discounts on classes and programs
• A subscription to the award-winning Minnesota History magazine
• Invitations to members-only events
• Reciprocal benefits at nearly 250 historical societies nationwide

Get started with your membership HERE.

For more history-related discounts in the area, check out these deals:

Hennepin History Museum – Only $10 for admission for two ($5 each)

Northfield Historical Society – Only $9 for admission for four or $6 for admission for two

Tomorrow, February 18th is a Free Admission Day at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum. If you can’t make it on that date, mark your calendar – each third Monday of the month is a free admission day.

More details about Minnesota Arboretum Free Admission Day:

Located near Chanhassen, the Arboretum is a place to embrace each and every season. The Arboretum offers a wide range of activities and classes for all ages – take a look at what they offer on their website.

The Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, a top visitor attraction, is more than 1,200 acres of gardens and tree collections, prairie and woods and miles of trails. As a premier northern garden, the Arboretum was born out of the University of Minnesota Horticultural Research Center and established in 1958, with the Men’s Garden Club of Minneapolis, Lake Minnetonka Garden Club, Minnesota State Horticultural Society and other community supporters creating the Arboretum as a gift to the University of Minnesota.