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SEVEN NIGHTS A WEEK. ONE PRICE. EXCUSES GONE.

Winter has a habit of getting overcomplicated. Skiing turns into an all-day commitment. Snowboarding starts to feel like something you need to plan for, budget for, and clear your schedule for. And when the barrier gets too high, even the people who love the sport end up skiing less than they want.

Late Night Lift Tickets at Buck Hill are designed to fix that.

No gimmicks. No rotating deals. No need to plan your entire day around a few runs. Just a simple, repeatable option that works with real schedules and real budgets: $20 online, 7:00 – 9:00 p.m., seven nights a week. This is skiing stripped down – time on snow, minimal friction, and a reason to say yes more often.

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Consistency Is the Feature

The biggest advantage of Buck Hill’s Late Night Lift Tickets is the consistency behind it. Same Price. Same Hours. Same Ticket. Every Night. There’s no guessing involved. Late night skiing always runs from 7:00 – 9:00 p.m., seven nights a week and the Late Night Tickets are always $20 when purchased online. Weeknights and weekends – nothing changes.

You don’t need to check which night is cheapest. You don’t need to wait for a deal. You don’t need to justify the cost. At just $20, skiing and snowboarding fits cleanly into a normal evening without feeling like an indulgence. It’s affordable enough to be casual, and that’s intentional.

When the price, timing, and access never change, late night skiing stops being a special occasion and starts becoming routine. Tuesday nights after work. Sunday evenings after the weekend winds down. A spontaneous stop when the conditions look good.

One of the fastest ways to skip skiing is to overthink it. Late night tickets eliminate that problem. There’s no comparison shopping, no calendar math, no internal debate about whether tonight is “worth it.” If it’s after 7:00 p.m. and you want to ski or ride, the answer is already decided – yes with a Buck Hill Late Night Ticket.

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A Better Way to Spend an Evening

Late night skiing works because it fits into real life, and not because it asks you to rearrange it.

The 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. window is long enough to get quality laps and short enough to feel manageable. You can eat dinner first. You can show up after work. You can still be home at a reasonable hour. There’s no pressure to maximize every minute or justify the trip with a full-day experience. You show up, ski or ride, and leave satisfied. That’s what makes spontaneity possible.

Late night tickets make it easy to decide late. If the weather looks good or you just want to move, you can be on the hill without turning it into a production. That flexibility matters. It turns skiing into something you can do on a whim instead of something you need to plan days ahead.

Most evenings blur together. Late night skiing gives them purpose. Instead of another routine night at home, you get lights on the hill, world class terrain, five freestyle parks under the glow (and the Midwest’s only halfpipe), best best après-ski hangs at Buck ‘54 Bar & Grill, and that unmistakable feeling of doing something worth your time.

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The Bottom Line

Late Night Lift Tickets at Buck Hill work because they fit real life. They respect your time. They respect your budget. And they don’t ask you to overthink it. No pressure. No planning. No inflated expectations. Just $20, 7:00 – 9:00 p.m., seven nights a week, and a simple reason to ski or snowboard more often.

If winter’s here anyway, you might as well use it. Buy your Late Night Lift Ticket online, show up after 7:00 p.m., take a few laps, and do it again next week. That’s how late night skiing works at Buck Hill, and once you start, it’s hard to stop.

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HOW HANDS-ON INSTRUCTION BUILDS LASTING SKILLS

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If your child has ever announced they “learned a new ski move” from a video then immediately tried it at full speed, you already know the limits of YouTube instruction. Watching skiing and learning to ski are two very different things. The real question for parents isn’t whether their child enjoys skiing, but how to help them become more confident, capable, and safe on snow. That’s where structured programs like Bucky’s Ski Club at Buck Hill quietly make a big difference.

Why Structured Instruction Works

Children learn best by doing, adjusting, and repeating with guidance. Videos can’t adapt to a child’s stance, balance, or comfort level. At Bucky’s Ski Club, expert instructors provide real-time feedback that helps kids build strong fundamentals and progress safely.

In a ski club setting, participants are coached and supervised in an age-appropriate environment where safety and technique come first. As skills improve, confidence grows. Kids learn to make smart choices on snow and skills that build independence parents can trust.

Bucky’s Ski Club delivers meaningful winter activity that’s physical, social, and screen-free. Skiing builds balance, strength, and coordination while the club environment fosters friendships, teamwork, and communication. The consistent Sunday schedule gives kids structure, routine, and visible progress they can be proud of.

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About Bucky’s Ski Club

Bucky’s Ski Club is designed for independent skiers ages 7–12. The program focuses on strong fundamentals rather than racing or terrain parks. An all-day area ticket is included, with rental equipment available as an add-on.

If you’re looking for a winter sports program that helps your children ski smarter, feel stronger, and gain confidence that lasts, Bucky’s Ski Club is the next step. Spots are limited, and the season runs Sundays from January 4th through March 8, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Give your child the structure, coaching, and community that turn good skiers into confident ones. Register for Bucky’s Ski Club today and watch their confidence grow one turn at a time.

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HOLIDAY BREAK IS HERE

December 22nd, 2025 – January 2nd, 2026

Holiday Break at Buck Hill is when winter hits full stride. The hill is fully open, the energy is high, and the calendar is packed with skiing, snowboarding, snow tubing, live music, and one of the most anticipated New Year’s Eve celebrations in the region. For seasoned skiers and riders, it’s a chance to rack up laps from morning through night. For families and first-time guests, it’s the perfect window to step into winter sports with structure, support, and plenty of off-snow fun.

Holiday Break is also the busiest time of the season which is why planning ahead makes all the difference. With extended hours, all trails open, multiple freestyle parks, snow tubing, lessons, live entertainment, and fireworks, Buck Hill offers more ways to enjoy winter than ever. This guide breaks it all down so you can spend less time figuring things out and more time enjoying the snow.

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Holiday Break Extended Hours: Ski More, Ride Longer

Winter Break is all about maximizing time on snow, and Buck Hill delivers with extended daily hours throughout the holiday period. Weekend laps are already underway, and starting Monday, December 22, 2025 Holiday Break hours officially begin.

Holiday Break Hours (12/22/2025 – 1/2/2026):

Daily: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM

Christmas Eve (12/24/2025): 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Christmas Day (12/25/2025): 2:00 PM – 9:00 PM

New Year’s Eve (12/31/2025): 9:00 AM – 11:30 PM

These extended hours give guests the flexibility to ski early, take a midday break, or enjoy night skiing under the lights. New Year’s Eve stands out as a late-night celebration, combining skiing, snowboarding, tubing, live music, and fireworks show all in one place.

Planning Tip: Holiday Break is peak season. Arriving earlier in the day and purchasing tickets online (Buy Area Lift Tickets HERE  and Snow Tubing Tickets HERE) helps avoid lines and ensures access to your preferred activities.

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Terrain Update: Every Trail Is Open

One of the biggest milestones of the season is simple but significant: all trails at Buck Hill are open! With every run ready for action, guests have access to a full range of terrain designed to serve everyone from true beginners to advanced skiers and riders chasing speed, steeps, and repetition.

Buck Hill’s trail layout allows new skiers and snowboarders to progress comfortably while giving experienced guests the opportunity to link laps efficiently.

Beginner Terrain (Green Circle) | Perfect for first-timers and those building confidence, these trails focus on consistent pitch and wide spaces for learning: Rail Yard, Mouse Pass, Little Jibber, Woodchuck Way, Coyote Cutoff, and School Yard

Intermediate Terrain (Blue Square) | A step up in pitch and length, ideal for skiers and riders ready to advance their skills: The Knob, Warner’s Way, Sailer’s Chute, Olympic Dreams, Dash’s Drop, Red Tail Ridge, and Teacher’s Pet

Advanced Terrain (Black Diamond) | Designed for experienced skiers and snowboarders who want steeper terrain and faster laps: Crossroads and Milk Run

With the entire hill open, guests are encouraged to choose terrain that matches their ability and progress gradually. Make sure to read through the Responsibility Code & Park Smart information HERE. Trail signage and the Buck Hill Trail Map (HERE) help guests navigate confidently throughout the resort.

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Freestyle Terrain & Halfpipe: Built for Progression

Freestyle skiing and snowboarding are central to Buck Hill’s identity, and Holiday Break delivers a full lineup of terrain parks designed with progression and safety in mind. Each park is maintained daily, clearly signed, and built to provide appropriate challenges for different ability levels.

Open Freestyle Terrain Parks:

Never-Ever: Extra-small and small features, ideal for first park experiences

The Knob: Small and medium features

Redtail Ridge: Medium and large features

Little Jibber: Small, medium, and large features

Each park has its own layout and flow, allowing riders to choose features that align with their comfort level and skill set. Guests should always follow posted signage, inspect features before riding, and progress gradually.

The Halfpipe

Buck Hill is home to the first halfpipe open to the public in North America, a point of pride that continues to draw riders from across the region. The halfpipe remains a cornerstone of Buck Hill’s freestyle offering and is complete, ready for riding, and in great shape!

Note: The Rail Yard trail is fully skiable, but the Slopestyle Park is not yet built.

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Snow Tubing: Winter Fun Without Skis or Boards

Snow tubing is one of the most popular Holiday Break activities and for good reason. It’s fast, exciting, and requires no experience, special equipment, or technical skills. Guests simply grab a snow tube, hop on the lift, and enjoy the ride.

Snow tubing is ideal for: families and groups, first-time winter guests, groups looking for a shared activity, and anyone who wants winter fun without skis or a snowboard

Holiday Break tubing sessions fill quickly, especially on weekends and evenings. Booking Snow Tubing Tickets online (HERE) in advance is strongly recommended to secure your preferred time slot.

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Winter Break Live Music: Après, Buck Hill Style

When the lifts slow down, the music turns up. Buck Hill’s Winter Break Live Music Series brings together great local artists, festive energy, and a family-friendly après-ski atmosphere at Buck Hill and Buck ’54 Bar & Grill.

From December 26th through January 2nd, guests can warm up, refuel, and unwind with nightly live performances – all with no cover charge.

Live Music Schedule:

Friday, Dec. 26th: Bruce Burniece | 3:00–6:00 PM
Friday, Dec. 26th: Mike Poot | 6:30–9:30 PM
Saturday, Dec. 27th: Preston Gunderson | 4:00–7:00 PM
Sunday, Dec. 28th: Jud Hailey | 4:00–7:00 PM
Monday, Dec. 29th: Tony Sammis | 4:00–7:00 PM
Tuesday, Dec. 30th: Vinnie Rose | 4:00–7:00 PM
Wednesday, Dec. 31st: Mike Poot & Justin Burk | 5:00 PM–12:00 AM
Wednesday, Dec. 31st: DJ Gavin Boss | 8:00 PM–1:00 AM
Friday, Jan. 2nd: Jud Hailey | 6:00–9:00 PM

With holiday décor, great food, and a welcoming atmosphere, Winter Break Live Music is the perfect way to cap off a day on the slopes or to enjoy Buck Hill even if you’re not skiing.

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New Year’s Eve at Buck Hill: Slopes, Sparks, and Celebration

Buck Hill’s Annual New Year’s Eve Celebration is a signature event that blends winter sports, live entertainment, dining, and fireworks into one unforgettable night!

On Tuesday, December 31st, guests can ski, snowboard, and snow tube late into the evening, with slopes open until 11:30 PM. As the night unfolds, the celebration expands across the resort with dining options, kids’ activities, live music, and a midnight fireworks show.

What to Expect:

Late-night skiing, snowboarding, and snow tubing until 11:30 PM

Live music from Mike Poot & Justin Burk from 5:00 – 8:00 PM

DJ Gavin Boss spinning high-energy sets into the night from 8:00 PM – 1:00 AM

Family-friendly activities including hot cocoa, s’mores, crafts, and games

A free fireworks show at midnight welcoming the New Year

Dining options range from quick bites to a reservation-only Prime Rib Dinner, complete with classic sides and a complimentary champagne toast. Get more information on the NYE Celebration and how to make Prime Rib Dinner reservations HERE.

Plan ahead for New Year’s Eve:

Carpool or use free offsite shuttle parking

Purchase Area Lift Tickets (HERE) and Snow Tubing Tickets (HERE) online

Reserve dining experiences early

Arrive early to enjoy all activities

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Ski & Snowboard Lessons: Book Early for Best Availability

Holiday Break is one of the most popular times of the year for lessons and availability goes fast. If it’s a child’s first day on snow or an adult learning later in life, Buck Hill’s professional instructors create a structured, supportive environment that builds confidence quickly.

Lessons are available for first-time skiers and snowboarders, kids and teens, and adults at any experience level!

From learning the basics (“pizza”) to linking parallel turns, lessons are designed to be encouraging, safe, and fun. Pairing lessons with rentals simplifies the experience and allows guests to focus on learning rather than logistics.

Planning Tip: Book lessons well in advance to secure your preferred date and time during Holiday Break HERE.

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Shuttle Service: An Easy, Stress-Free Way to Get to Buck Hill

Holiday Break is one of the busiest times of the season, and Buck Hill’s shuttle service is a simple way to skip parking congestion and arrive ready to enjoy the slopes. If you’re visiting for a full day of skiing or heading up for night laps, the shuttle offers a reliable, convenient option throughout Holiday Break.

Weekend Shuttle Service (MVTA)

MVTA weekend shuttle service begins at the start of Holiday Break and operates on a predictable, easy-to-plan schedule.

Runs on the hour, every hour

Operating approximately 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Multiple pickup locations available

Guests can view the full MVTA guide, route details, and pickup locations HERE.

Weekday Shuttle Service (Holiday Break Only)

During Holiday Break weekdays, Buck Hill will utilize Northfield Lines Shuttle Service, offering increased frequency for added convenience.

Runs 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM

Shuttles arrive approximately every 15 minutes

No shuttle service on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day

New Year’s Eve Shuttle Service

To support late-night celebrations, shuttle service will be extended on New Year’s Eve. Runs 10:00 AM – 12:30 AM.

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Travel Tip: Using the shuttle helps reduce parking demand, keeps traffic moving smoothly, and allows guests to focus on enjoying Holiday Break—not navigating the lot.

 

 

 

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Planning Tips for a Smooth Holiday Break Visit

A little preparation goes a long way during peak season. These tips help guests spend more time enjoying the hill and less time waiting.

Be Cool, Carpool | Parking fills quickly on peak days | Carpooling helps reduce congestion | Arriving earlier improves the experience

Buy Tickets Online & Save | Area Lift Tickets and Snow Tubing Tickets are discounted online | Advance purchase helps avoid ticket lines | Buy Area Lift Tickets HERE  and Snow Tubing Tickets HERE

Season Passholder Lift Ticket Redemption | Redeem tickets at the Ski School Snowsports Center or Ticket Office | Allow extra time on peak days

Dress for the Weather | Wear layers and waterproof outerwear | Gloves, helmets, face coverings recommended | Hand warmers are a smart add-on

Plan Ahead, Have More Fun

Holiday Break at Buck Hill is busy, vibrant, and worth it. With extended hours, all trails open, freestyle parks, snow tubing, live music, lessons, and New Year’s Eve fireworks, there’s something here for everyone – especially if you live for winter or are just discovering it.

Plan ahead, arrive ready, and enjoy everything Buck Hill has to offer this Holiday Break.

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This season, Buck Hill is excited to roll out a major upgrade to our rental fleet: the Burton Step On® System, a premium snowboard rental setup designed to make learning easier, riding smoother, and the overall experience better for everyone.

To break down what makes this equipment so special, Buck Hill’s own Matt Guf sat down with Jayson Henderson from Burton Snowboards for a deep dive into the technology behind the new boards and why they’re a game-changer for beginners and seasoned riders alike.

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A System Designed for Learning

One of the biggest takeaways is that not all snowboards are created equal, especially for beginners. Burton has spent years researching how new riders learn: what slows them down, what makes them fall, and what helps them progress faster.

These new Burton rental boards are built specifically with those insights in mind. Highlights include:

✔ Extra-Soft Flex

When you’re starting out, you’re not carrying much speed, and turning a stiff board can feel like wrestling a 2×4.
These boards flex easily, helping riders:

• • Get up on edge
  • Link their turns sooner
  • Control the board with less effort

✔ Flat Top Bend + Early Rise

Burton’s Flat Top profile keeps the board stable underfoot while lifting the contact points. That means:

• • Fewer caught edges
  • Smoother transitions
  • A more forgiving ride

✔ Easy Bevel Base

The base of these boards is slightly beveled, making it easier to roll from edge to edge without catching. For anyone who has ever caught their toe edge and slammed… this is huge.

✔ True Twin Shape

Forward or backward—these boards ride the same. Perfect for progressing, experimenting, and building confidence.

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Built on Real Research

Burton has spent years working with beginners, instructors, and kids to refine this technology. The result? A rental board that practically wants to turn. Even with minimal input, the board initiates turns smoothly, helping new riders progress faster than ever.

This isn’t just a generic snowboard, this is a purpose-built learning tool.

The Burton Step On® Advantage

This premium setup wouldn’t be complete without the Burton Step On® system – Burton’s revolutionary binding technology that eliminates the need for traditional straps.

With Step On, riders simply:

1. Slide their heel into the binding
2. Click in
3. Start riding

It’s fast, intuitive, and especially helpful for beginners who struggle with strapping in or balancing on the snow. Less time sitting, more time shredding.

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Great for All Levels

Even though this system is designed to help beginners succeed, intermediate and advanced riders will still have a blast on these boards. The flexibility, playfulness, and ease of use make them incredibly fun even for riders with experience.

Pairing Buck Hill’s high-quality instructors with Burton’s beginner-friendly equipment is the ultimate way to learn. Snowboard Lessons become smoother, confidence builds faster, and falls are a little less… dramatic.

Our instructors are trained, supportive, and ready to help you get the most out of the new Step On system. It’s always a good idea to book a lesson if you’re just starting out.

Available Now at Buck Hill

The Burton Step On rental system is officially part of Buck Hill’s rental fleet and we can’t wait for you to try it. If it’s your first day on snow or your fiftieth, this new rental setup will help you ride better, learn faster, and have more fun than ever.

Come experience the future of snowboarding now available at Buck Hill.

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100% OF TRAILS OPEN & A FULL WEEKEND AHEAD

All trails open this Saturday! Buck Hill will reach a major milestone this weekend: 100% of ski and snowboard trails will be open starting Saturday, December 13th, 2025. Thanks to the extraordinary efforts of our snowmaking crew – our hardworking Snowfarmers – we’re entering the season with the deepest early-winter base we’ve ever had. After more than 290 continuous hours of snowmaking, the system is now officially shut down for the season, and the result is a fully covered hill ready for skiers, snowboarders, and snow tubers of all experience levels.

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ALL TRAILS OPEN

With every trail across the hill ready for action, guests can expect a wide variety of terrain – perfect for new skiers and riders finding their balance and seasoned skiers hungry for laps. As always, we encourage visitors to choose terrain that matches their skill level and progress gradually. See the Buck Hill Trail Map at the bottom of this article. Trails open on December 13th:

Beginner Terrain – Green Circle | Perfect for first-timers and those building foundational skills.
Rail Yard, Mouse Pass, Little Jibber, Woodchuck Way, Coyote Cutoff, & School Yard

Intermediate Terrain – Blue Square | A step up in pitch and length for riders looking to advance.
The Knob, Warner’s Way, Sailer’s Chute, Olympic Dreams, Dash’s Drop, Redtail Ridge, & Teacher’s Pet

Advanced Terrain – Black Diamond | For experienced skiers and riders ready for steeps and speed.
Crossroads & Milk Run

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Freestyle Terrain Update

Freestyle skiers and riders will find multiple parks open with features sized appropriately for progression. Please always follow posted signage. Each park has its own layout, ability level expectations, and safety markers. Open Terrain Parks on December 13th:

The Knob: Small & Medium Features

Redtail Ridge: Medium & Large Features

Little Jibber: Small, Medium & Large Features

Never-Ever: Extra Small & Small Features

The Rail Yard trail is fully skiable, but the Slopestyle Park is not yet built. The halfpipe will remain closed as crews shape decks and finalize snow placement for future opening.

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Snow Tubing Also Open

In addition to skiing and riding, all Snow Tubing lanes are now open for the season. It’s one of the fastest (and funniest) ways to experience winter – with no experience required. Check out the Snow Tubing webpage HERE.

Two Major Events This Saturday

Carve for a Cure | A full day of skiing, riding, and fundraising with lift access, a scavenger hunt, a giant slalom course, and après celebration. Participants are helping push toward the goal of 100 participants and $50,000 raised for a great cause. Get more info HERE.

Burton Test Ride Tour |The Burton Step On Test Ride Tour returns with free snowboard demos, giving riders a chance to try 2025–26 gear before anyone else. It’s a hands-on opportunity to feel the latest technology on snow. Get more info HERE.

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Helpful Tips for a Smooth Weekend

With the entire hill opening and two major events underway, we expect a busy and exciting weekend. A little preparation goes a long way toward keeping your day smooth, efficient, and stress-free. Here are a few helpful tips to make the most of your visit:

Carpool | Be cool, carpool. Parking fills quickly on weekends.

Get Tickets Online | Buy tickets online for the best rates on lift tickets (Buy HERE) and snow tubing tickets (Buy HERE).

Season Passholers | Season Passholders can redeem their area lift tickets in the Ticket Office, Ski School/ Snowsports Center, or Clock Tower window.

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Dining Options

A full day on the hill calls for refueling, and Buck Hill has food and beverage options for every pace – if you need something quick between laps, a warm-up snack, or a full après-ski meal at Buck ’54 Bar & Grill. From chalet classics to fresh waffles and sit-down dining with a view, guests will find plenty of ways to stay energized throughout the weekend.

Main Chalet Concessions: Donuts, soup, and fries are the local favorites for a reason.

Main Chalet Waffle Bar: Warm, fresh waffles all weekend.

Buck ‘54 Bar & Grill: One of the best après-ski spots in the Midwest with new menu items, specialty cocktails, and a great beer selection.

Buck Hill Event Center: Burrito Bowl Buffet available.

Snow Tubing Snack Shack: Quick snacks for laps that can’t wait.

With a fully open hill, deep coverage, and two marquee events, this weekend marks the true start of winter at Buck Hill. Get ready for a great weekend because we’re waiting for you!

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BUCK HILL’S ANNUAL NYE CELEBRATION

CELEBRATE NEW YEAR’S EVE WITH SLOPES, SPARKS, AND FESTIVITIES

Join us on Tuesday, December 31st, 2025 at Buck Hill for an extraordinary New Year’s Eve as we celebrate the coming year with winter fun, fireworks show, live music, and more!

The NYE Celebration starts with skiing, snowboarding, and snow tubing, with the slopes staying open late until 11:30 p.m., giving everyone a chance to make the most of NYE (Buy Lift Tickets HERE and Snow Tubing Tickets HERE). As the evening unfolds, indulge in a range of dining options, including a Prime Rib Dinner, an all-day buffet in the Event Center, and quick bites in the Main Chalet.

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Entertainment abounds with live music performed by Mike Poot and Justin Burk and a high-energy set by (DJ Aventi) to keep the party going well into the night. Families can enjoy a variety of festive kids’ activities, including a hot cocoa bar, s’mores, and crafts, all set against the cozy fireplace backdrop of the Hutch Building. Then, at the stroke of midnight, the sky will light up with a free fireworks show to mark the start of 2026 and celebrate Buck Hill’s rich history.

Plan ahead for a seamless night of fun:

– Carpool or use the free shuttle from offsite parking lots.
– Reserve dining spots for the Prime Rib Dinner
– Purchase lift tickets and snow tubing tickets online.
– Arrive early to enjoy all the activities and entertainment.

Let’s make this New Year’s Eve one for the ages! Celebrate the slopes, sparks, and Buck Hill’s legacy.

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NYE Celebration Schedule:

9:00 AM – 11:30 PM | Skiing, Snowboarding, and Snow Tubing
10:00 AM – 12:30 AM | Shuttle Bus
10:30 AM – 1:00 AM | Buffet Items and Full Service Bar in Buck Hill Event Center
4:30 PM – 8:15 PM | Prime Rib Dinner in Buck Hill Event Center (Reservation Only)
3:00 PM | Party Favor Handouts in Ticket Office and Ski School
5:00 PM – 9:00 PM | *Festive Child Activities in Hutch Building
5:00 PM – 12:00 AM | Live Music by Mike Poot & Justin Burk in Buck ‘54 Bar & Grill
8:00 PM – 1:00 AM | DJ Aventi in Buck Hill Event Center
MIDNIGHT | FIREWORKS SHOW

Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve on ABC will be playing in both the chalet and Hutch for the night!

*Hot Chocolate, S’Mores, Bracelet Making, etc. | Balloon Artist & Caricature Artist from 7:00 – 9:00 PM

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Prime Rib Dinner:

Enjoy a New Year’s Eve feast featuring slow-roasted prime rib, served with green beans, mashed potatoes, and your choice of a house salad or chicken wild rice soup all for only $48. Dinner also includes a complimentary glass of champagne to toast the night!
This experience is reservation-only.

Reservations & Seating:

– Session 1: 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM | SOLD OUT
– Session 2: 4:45 PM – 6:15 PM | SOLD OUT
– Session 3: 6:15 PM – 7:45 PM | SOLD OUT
– Session 4: 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM | SOLD OUT

To book, please email reservations@buckhill.com and include:

– Your top two preferred dining time slots (in case one fills)
– Number of people in your party
– The number of guests ordering the prime rib

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