Saw a number of people with go pros. They even have helmets (which you must wear) with go pro attachment devices on them.

Get the multiple ride package, 1 is not enough. With the multiple ride package, can be around 10$ per ride. You can go tandem with young kids or a around 10 year old can go as long a they understand the instructions and can pull the levers.

Almost all of the hotels offer great views. The Fairmont is located right at the base of the hill so it would offer also great access to the hills. They do generate their own snow, but Tremblant typically has a good amount of snow anyway.

It is not very different from Philadelphia at that time of year. The leaves maybe ahead in colour. Sometimes there are warm periods, sometimes colder, but no snow yet. Check with the weather network before you leave, to find out what the next few days will be like. Caution, the restaurants in the ski village are way too high. Eat in the town of Tremblant. Groceries are really pricey too, so you might want to buy some food from stores, closer to Montreal. Here are the prices I thought were too high to believe: Butter. $6.99 a pound Bacon $7.95 pound 1 pound ground beef $12.95 Milk 4 litres $8.00 (ouch). However, we had a great time and the ski village was lovely. Take the trip on the aerial ride from the bottom of the ski village, over the buildings. It is a great view, and it is free. The Luge is at the top of the run and is worth the money. However, it is cheaper if you buy a family pack of 12 trips at $82. Have fun!