Smellytele
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If skiing became work than I would probably hate it like I do all other forms of work. When I am made to do something it becomes less fun than if I just do it because I want to.
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I always looked at that as part of your compensation. Working at a ski area just for the pass never made much sense to me. If you enjoy the work, that's a different story. But it seems to me there are quicker ways to make money on the side to pay for a ski pass.
There is another side to it, that is no longer operative now that I am retired. So many potential skiing days during my working years, I was incredibly busy - and if I didn't have the commitment to the Ski School, I might have blown off some of those days!If skiing became work than I would probably hate it like I do all other forms of work. When I am made to do something it becomes less fun than if I just do it because I want to.
WAY less. Or are you including food and gas too? Lodging?
If you're talking just lift ticket price, $40 is barely a SOTC gentleman's passing C grade.
Nice. It is a nice feeling with a pass that the more you ski, the cheaper it gets... especially once you cross the per day ticket line, or the half-price day ticket line!Right now I'm at ~$550 per day for this season. Hoping to get that down a bit to ~$15/day.
Nick, how bout two awards at the summit? Cheapest ski'er on a seasons pass and cheapest ski'er without one?
there is also the hybrid of the 2. I have a season pass but I also ski other places about the same amount.