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Originally Posted by drjeff  When most of your press releases involve disclosure of shorter seasons, lift/trail/lodge closures mid-week, increased ski program costs, instead of how they plan to offer up an improved skiing experience, I'm sorry but especially in this competitve ski market where Killington is lagging behind in tangible off season improvements to the other former ASC resorts, their actions are lacking and seem to go directly against what the core customer that made Killington what it is wants, and bottom line its easier to retain a long term customer than create a long term customer. |
Short version of your answer is that you are not patient and won't give them a chance.
And that's fine. And remember, I only stir the pot. I am not defending POWDR or Killington.
And I'm no Killington regular, nor am I a property owner there. I am blissfully ignorant of the feelings some are experiencing. But I know plenty of Killington regulars who do own there, some who just bought or upgraded. Some are my neighbors. And they do not think like you do. Not at all.
So I continue to wait to see the resort open to judge how it will be operated. And for the other shoe that may drop at the former ASC resorts you say are doing all these wonderful things. Because none of that really matters to me.
To me, it is ALL ABOUT THE SNOW AND THE SKIING. And so far nobody has blown me away with either of those 2 services.