Vortex
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For most people with a "normal" schedule (yet a good amount of vacation days) and who don't live close enough to a night skiing area, I calculate a total of 57 POSSIBLE days assuming you start the weekend before Thanksgiving, end it on the 2nd weekend of April, ski both days EVERY weekend, ski 4 days over Thanksgiving, 10 over Christmas, 3 over MLK, and 8 over Presidents week. So anyone skiing over 60 days does not have a normal schedule. And anyone skiing anywhere close to 60 days (with a normal schedule/vacation) probably doesn't have a traditional family life with spouse, kids etc.
Anyway, for me, with the above (plus a 4 hour drive to my home Mountain), I have 17 so far. My goal is to get over 30.
Start in Oct or Early November as soon as there is lift serviced turns. Ski into at least the first week of May. Take long weekends or a couple weeks of vacation and follow your above plan and you end up in the 70's of low 80's.
You have to make a lodging commitment or be close to a mountain. My wife and kids do it too. Kids were with us more prior to college.
Snowseek takes it to another level and chooses to handle it completely differently and wins. He was there to the bitter end when he decided to stay east.