roark
New member
Mount Snow and Killington/Pico prices go up at the beginning of the month.
I was planning on buying the Snow Classic pass but couldn't pull the trigger. I was very impressed with the fan guns and new management this year, but I'm still waffling between $500 for Snow and $650 for K/Pico. Snow is about 35 min closer drive, but I wonder if crowds will be a bigger issue this year at Snow thanks to gas prices. Obviously the terrain is vastly better at K. Similarly, the snowmaking is vastly better at Snow. Management is infinitely better at Snow. I do get bored at Snow, but then again that forces me to run drills. And tree_skier gets to beat on me at Snow.
I skied 35 days at K 2 yrs ago. None last year. 23 at Snow last year. I'm pretty much set on a pass at one of the 2. pokemon/flatton/sunapee is not a consideration. Magic needs to prove they can make snow (and the cheaper deadline has passed). Everything else is too far to consider a pass at.
Or maybe I should just go the ski club route and earn more turns this year....
dilemmas...
I was planning on buying the Snow Classic pass but couldn't pull the trigger. I was very impressed with the fan guns and new management this year, but I'm still waffling between $500 for Snow and $650 for K/Pico. Snow is about 35 min closer drive, but I wonder if crowds will be a bigger issue this year at Snow thanks to gas prices. Obviously the terrain is vastly better at K. Similarly, the snowmaking is vastly better at Snow. Management is infinitely better at Snow. I do get bored at Snow, but then again that forces me to run drills. And tree_skier gets to beat on me at Snow.
I skied 35 days at K 2 yrs ago. None last year. 23 at Snow last year. I'm pretty much set on a pass at one of the 2. pokemon/flatton/sunapee is not a consideration. Magic needs to prove they can make snow (and the cheaper deadline has passed). Everything else is too far to consider a pass at.
Or maybe I should just go the ski club route and earn more turns this year....
dilemmas...