What is a B-TAG?

A B-TAG is a card that allows you to access the lifts of Mt Buller, it is reusable and can be loaded with lift passes, lessons and more. Everyone needs their own B-TAG, once you have one put it in your jacket pocket when on the slopes and touch on at the chairlift entry gates to get going – make sure you add lift passes first! You can pre-purchase a B-TAG and add products online. 

As soon as you have your B-TAG we recommend you register your details online to keep it secure – then you are ready to make the most of your time on the slopes, access the convenience of online reloads and skip the queues.

Benefits of your B-Tag 

• Access to Victoria's largest network of 21 lifts and the Mt Buller terrain parks
• Purchase lift passes online up to midnight the night before you ski
• Reload your B-TAG before you arrive and skip the queue
• If you lose your B-TAG and it’s registered, we can replace it for $5 and you wont have to re-purchase lift access
• Load ‘Snow Dough’ credit onto your B-TAG and use it as a debit card. Leave your cards and cash at home
• Use your B-TAG time after time, season after season – just reload and go!

What is snow dough?

You can load credit onto your B-TAG and use it just like a debit card in various retail, rental and food and beverage venues in resort. Load Snow Dough onto your B-TAG online or through the Mt Buller app. You can use your Snow Dough to purchase:

• Retail products and Rental equipment at all Altitude and Buller Sports locations.
• Food and Beverages at ABOM Café and Bar, Moosehead Bistro & Bar, Spurs Restaurant, and Tirol Café.
• Lift and Lessons at Ticketing, Altitude, Buller Sports and Ski School outlets. 

Using and KEEPING YOUR B-TAG SAFE

• Simply carry your B-TAG in your jacket pocket
• Don’t carry your B-TAG in the same pocket as your mobile phone or near credit cards
• Don’t punch a hole in your B-TAG
• Make sure your online profile at the eStore is current;  if you lose your B-TAG we can replace it for $5 and you wont have to re-purchase lift access