Major Ski-trips for the 2025-2026 Snow season and their costs? Who's going out West or Elsewhere?

[KustyTheKlown]

That's a crazy good price. I needed to rent a supersize SUV there once. Ended up renting from the Alamo in town rather than the airport, saved over $1000.

for an "Audi Q3 or similar"! the shitty 2016 subaru i had queued up on turo for montana was like 2x the price of this luxury suv from reputable company

 

[2Planker]

What dollar is that? Its worth 10% less than it was last year at this time. Sept 2021 was the last time the dollar had so little value compared to the Euro. I guess it's good compared to 10-15 years ago, but sure was nice in the early 2000s when it was worth more than the Euro.

As for the original question, I'm heading the Midwest again. Main focus is WI this time, but plan to hit some PA, IN, IA, IL, MN, MI also. Also going to Tahoe Epic areas trip.

Sure, not quite as high as '22 or last year BUT you do get a ton for your $$$

 

[2Planker]

Tignes, France 3rd week of February:

• R/T flight Boston to Lyon incl carry-on and 1 checked bag: $700 (paid with points)
• Week at UCPA incl dorm lodging, lift passes, mostly full time off piste guiding, equipment, all meals: $1,550
• Airport transfer: $210

As I was saying....
Enjoy

 

[jaytrem]

Tignes, France 3rd week of February:

• R/T flight Boston to Lyon incl carry-on and 1 checked bag: $700 (paid with points)
• Week at UCPA incl dorm lodging, lift passes, mostly full time off piste guiding, equipment, all meals: $1,550
• Airport transfer: $210

As I was saying....
Enjoy

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Looks like you do get a lot of nice add-ons, but $2500 for a week (I assume 7 ski days?) still sounds like a lot to me.

Sure, not quite as high as '22 or last year BUT you do get a ton for your $

Yeah, not terrible, but I'm feeling it because I'm probably going to be buying a pinball machine from Europe, the extra 10% compared to last year is a good sized hit. Not sure whether tariffs will get me, the game is old enough that it's mostly American parts.

 

[2Planker]

Looks like you do get a lot of nice add-ons, but $2500 for a week (I assume 7 ski days?) still sounds like a lot to me.



Yeah, not terrible, but I'm feeling it because I'm probably going to be buying a pinball machine from Europe, the extra 10% compared to last year is a good sized hit. Not sure whether tariffs will get me, the game is old enough that it's mostly American parts.

Sweet I just bought an orig Bally 1975 Pinball Wizard machine

 

[x10003q]

Canadian Rockies for the 3rd year through Calgary. 2 seasons ago we skied Panorama/Sunshine Village in early April, last year was Sunshine Village and Lake Louise in early April, this year is Castle and Fernie at the end of Jan.