Jay Peak Kicks Off the Season — Plan the Ultimate Vermont Weekend
Winter has arrived in Vermont, and Jay Peak is already buzzing with skiers, snowboarders, and early-season stoke. With fresh snow on the trails and new videos popping up on social media, the 2025–26 ski season is officially underway in the Northeast Kingdom.
If you’re planning a bachelor party, guys’ trip, or a weekend escape to Jay Peak, VIP Entertainment is ready to take your Vermont experience to the next level.
Jay Peak Opening Week Vibes
Jay Peak is known for big snow, long seasons, and that real Vermont mountain energy. Opening weekend didn’t disappoint — skiers shared clips of fast early-season conditions, packed lifts, and bluebird moments.
More terrain will continue opening as temps drop, so this is the perfect time to plan a winter weekend.
Après-Ski Done Right
Jay Peak is fun on the mountain… but after the slopes, that’s where we come in.
VIP Entertainment provides professional dancers and private entertainment for groups staying anywhere in Northern Vermont — including Jay, Newport, St. Albans, Stowe, and Burlington.
Whether you’re hosting a bachelor party in your lodge, celebrating a birthday, or just want some high-energy nightlife after a long ski day, our entertainers keep the weekend going.
Why Jay Peak + VIP Entertainment Works
- Jay Peak attracts big groups and bachelor parties every winter.
- Lodges are perfect for private events, giving your group its own space.
- Après-ski can get crowded — a private show avoids the lines and the noise.
- We service all Northern Vermont ski towns, even the remote ones.
Planning a Jay Peak Weekend?
Here are quick tips to make your trip smooth:
- Book your lodging early — mountain condos sell out fast.
- Bring 4WD — Jay Peak roads can get snowy fast.
- Lock in your entertainment early, especially Friday–Saturday.
- Plan your après — mix slope time with nightlife to keep everyone happy.
Ready to book your Jay Peak bachelor party?
Visit our Bookings Page to reserve your entertainers for your Jay Peak or Northern Vermont weekend.
