fbrissette
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As others have said, these graphs are incredib;y misleading. How about this:
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Agree - opening up coal plants every month. and yes Twain, but instead, lets trust the COPS folks and people who wanna reduce what we exhale and plants inhale, ( even though those same people can't figure out how to distribute 100 container ships worth of goods stuck in Long Beach harbor, or make $4.5T in annual income cover the basic costs of running a 'free country')China now leads the world in CO2 emissions. But you have to realize that China's emissions belong to the Western world in large parts. They pollute more because we (North-Americans, Europeans and others) are perfectly happy with the cheap goods made in China, with little consideration to the global impact on the environment .
Sorry for the belated response here but … “perfectly happy” is a gross overstatement. “We” are rarely given a choice where our goods come from. Even when we are the price difference is disturbing to say the least. When you are struggling financially the choice is usually forced. Happy? No. Not happy.… we (North-Americans, Europeans and others) are perfectly happy with the cheap goods made in China, with little consideration to the global impact on the environment .
But apparently "happier" than "voluntarily" spending far more of your income on a non-Chinese source. Hmmm.....“perfectly happy” is a gross overstatement. “We” are rarely given a choice where our goods come from. Even when we are the price difference is disturbing to say the least. When you are struggling financially the choice is usually forced. Happy? No. Not happy.
Right. Ecstatic.But apparently "happier" than "voluntarily" spending far more of your income on a non-Chinese source. Hmmm.....
Smugglers Notch now has a regular season $85 full day lift ticket price that seems familiar but not sure though lol.
They have added a $99 full day lift ticket on "Holidays" that I don't remember.
$5-RFID card fee not included
Depends. If you compare to prices available now it goes like this:What's the break-even on an( early purchase) Epic or Ikon given an average walk up ticket price?
Mt Snow/Killington? Say $120 average? Is that fair? At $900 8 days is break even.
cost of lodging and gas adds $$600 per weekend on a 24MPG/$3.75 gal., r/t of 6 hours, 400 miles and $$250-$275 per night at a decent hotel?
4 tickets, 2 people, $480- $1100 before F&B.
Smuggs sounds awful appealing given those price points. ( add an hour to my commute tho)
Stowe is $199 peak days this season, plus $30 to park (unless you car pool big enough or park at touring center and bus up).So might as well add onto the list and get this updated this season by starting on a better end of the spectrum
Smugglers Notch now has a regular season $85 full day lift ticket price that seems familiar but not sure though lol.
They have added a $99 full day lift ticket on "Holidays" that I don't remember.
$5-RFID card fee not included
Out of curiosity, how does this walk-up rate compare to the last days of AIG? I think it is not that much more.....Stowe is $199 peak days this season, plus $30 to park (unless you car pool big enough or park at touring center and bus up).
It was $124 walk up and $92 online that last season pre-vail at Stowe.Out of curiosity, how does this walk-up rate compare to the last days of AIG? I think it is not that much more.....
They're still in the VT association and have rejoined the NH one (Peak had dropped out). Seems like the only state ski association Vail has ever dumped was CO.The last 4 or 5 yeasrs I skied at Stowe I used the Vermont Ski Association 3 pack ticket. Even those have changed in Price. I wonder what that will be this year? Maybe vail put a stop to that also?
Vail stopped participating in Pennsylvania's programs and is a big reason why the statewide 4th and 5th grade ski pass fell apart. They own about half of the ski areas in PA now