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Whiteface only, Non Holiday. $439. Lots of Vert, maybe a few good Pow days, great deal overall.
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789 is not bad for Big Sky and Moonlight, I know that a lot of the Bozeman locals buy passes to Bridger Bowl, but I would opt for Big Sky without a doubt.
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im trying to decide between bridger or big sky. with college discount, they are priced very similarly. big sky has more terrain, but bridger is so close... 25 minutes means i could a couple hours in here and there around work and school and not feel bad about gas. big sky is like an hour and 20, so it kind of takes away from that, but it is bigger. im leaning toward big sky because day passes at bridger are cheaper, and if i want to change it up, it will be less money.
im trying to decide between bridger or big sky. with college discount, they are priced very similarly. big sky has more terrain, but bridger is so close... 25 minutes means i could a couple hours in here and there around work and school and not feel bad about gas. big sky is like an hour and 20, so it kind of takes away from that, but it is bigger. im leaning toward big sky because day passes at bridger are cheaper, and if i want to change it up, it will be less money.
just out of curiosity, whats up with that rivalry? it seems like each place has a different target demo, and one is smaller but closer, the other more of a resort area. why do they get compared??Bridger sucks!
Poor guy, sounds like a tough choice. I really feel for you.
im trying to decide between bridger or big sky. with college discount, they are priced very similarly. big sky has more terrain, but bridger is so close... 25 minutes means i could a couple hours in here and there around work and school and not feel bad about gas. big sky is like an hour and 20, so it kind of takes away from that, but it is bigger. im leaning toward big sky because day passes at bridger are cheaper, and if i want to change it up, it will be less money.
Magic for me again, surprise
Originally Posted by lolkl
Bridger sucks!
Consistancy and tradition are good things. :thumb up:
Bridger Bowl definately does not suck, it's an awesome ski hill. Like a MRG or a Mt Baker, for people that are mainly interested in the skiing and riding not the ammenties of a full service resort like Big Sky. Big Sky/Moonlight has some extreme terrain, especially over at MB but the big vert is a similar mistruth to SR, in that to ski the 4300+ vert you have to use a long traverse, unlike JH, where the slightly less vert can be skied all the way down to the base, no traverse required.
The couple of times I did BB, the snow was tall and light. Bozeman locals called it "white smoke". Course, this was a few decades ago. If you need ammenties, you probably won't like Bridger.
Don't know if you would have been interested but this deal is out there too.Went with Pico season passes for the family. Should be a good winter!
Don't know if you would have been interested but this deal is out there too.
All-new Killington Upgrade
NEW for 2012-13, My Pico Pass holders can add on a Killington Resort Upgrade to their passes for only $99 for all ages and ski or ride at Killington one day a week when Pico is closed on either Tuesday or Wednesday, non-peak during Pico Mountain's 2012-13 winter season. The Killington Upgrade is not valid Dec 25-26, 2012 and Feb 19-20, 2013.