drjeff
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Yup, then just grab the handle and open the door mid ride if you wanted
I will admit that there are definately days when I miss riding all the old lifts @ Mount Snow :sad:
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Speaking of goofy lifts
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Yup, then just grab the handle and open the door mid ride if you wanted
I will admit that there are definately days when I miss riding all the old lifts @ Mount Snow :sad:
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Onset had a Bubble chair. (I think Gore did too?)
Burke's Poma takes a turn about 2/3's up
The summit T's at Cannon were made going up almost as exciting as skiing down.
I think Haystack's transfer lift was also chain drive.
Mount Sunapee use to have one lift cross over another.
Angel Fire has a long lift (10,000' +) that runs diagonally up the mountain.
Burke's Poma takes a turn about 2/3's up
The summit T's at Cannon were made going up almost as exciting as skiing down.
I think Haystack's transfer lift was also chain drive.
Mount Sunapee use to have one lift cross over another.
Angel Fire has a long lift (10,000' +) that runs diagonally up the mountain.
drjeff
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Haystack's transfer lift, atleast since the mid 80's, was an old Mueller double, the kind where the safety bar would swing around from the side instead of pull down from the top - like the single at Mad River
from_the_NEK
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Mont Sainte Anne has a high-speed detachable quad bubble chair. It's their night skiing lift and I think it would be a great way to stay warmish on a cold Canadian winter's eve. I liked the bubble char at Mt Snow too. Park City used to have a gondola with an angle station house where it turned. I think you could load there as well.
I used to like Sugarbush's gondola with all the funky painted up cars. Plus, if you ask me, the top of Lincoln skied a lot better before they changed theirr lift system.
I remember the old pomas at Okemo,. Copper has one that accesses the top that gives you a little thrill at teh start... nothing like the air you got at Okemo though. I don't think anyone rode that on their first try.
I used to like Sugarbush's gondola with all the funky painted up cars. Plus, if you ask me, the top of Lincoln skied a lot better before they changed theirr lift system.
I remember the old pomas at Okemo,. Copper has one that accesses the top that gives you a little thrill at teh start... nothing like the air you got at Okemo though. I don't think anyone rode that on their first try.
Geoff
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Yup, then just grab the handle and open the door mid ride if you wanted
Mount Snow had those rickety old lifts that ran on a track. Mixing Bowl on the bunny slope. Standard.
That Air Car that ran across the pond from the Snow Lake Lodge was also pretty funky.
Attitash and Sugarloaf both still do.
sLoPeS
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the roca jack and other "sling-shots" at Portillo are original. they really haul ass up hill. any sort of bump or mogul launches everyone up in the air. then when ur at the top, its crazy getting off cus everyone speaks a different language and no one drops in the correct order. fun times south of the equator...
whiteface valmas
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in whiteface the gondola goes over bear lift, its kinda scary
kcyanks1
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Yeah, those lifts are quite crazy and a challenge to hold on to.
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Steamboat used to have a bubble chair, they still might have not been there in probably about 8 years.
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