AZ Summit at Sugarloaf Question

[dlague]

I posed this question in an earlier thread but I think there was a single response. We are thinking about going to the Summit, but my 12 year old would like to go too, so - my question is how many of you that have children actually bring your kids with you to the summit?

 

[Domeskier]

I think children should be encouraged to meet internet strangers early and often. Especially when they have two nights of drunken debauchery planned.

 

[wa-loaf]

I'm doing it kid free, but there is no reason they can't come. The won't likely be able to party at the Widowmaker, but can participate in everything else. I believe there's some kind of teen center there too.

 

[bvibert]

I posed this question in an earlier thread but I think there was a single response. We are thinking about going to the Summit, but my 12 year old would like to go too, so - my question is how many of you that have children actually bring your kids with you to the summit?

There are usually some kids at the summit, I don't think it would be much of an issue.

 

[Nick]

Yeah, it's totally fine, you just probably won't want to stay up for beers all night

 

[Not Sure]

I think children should be encouraged to meet internet strangers early and often. Especially when they have two nights of drunken debauchery planned.

Say? Are'nt you the guy with the free candy van ?

 

[Domeskier]

Say? Are'nt you the guy with the free candy van ?

No, but if he's headed up to the Loaf I'm hoping my kids can hitch a ride.