thebigo
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Gunny midweek and ragged full are both sub $500.It's hard to pass a sub 500 dollar full pass. I'm also a midweek skier so that makes it even harder. If I was a weekend guy I would never consider it at any price
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Gunny midweek and ragged full are both sub $500.It's hard to pass a sub 500 dollar full pass. I'm also a midweek skier so that makes it even harder. If I was a weekend guy I would never consider it at any price
I regret not jumping on the ragged pass early. I had that my first season back and it was a good time. Gunstock is a bit pricey for what it is but I actually really like the mtn. I should consider that one. It is equal distant as sunnapee for me and crotched is closer but I consider gunstock a fun hill and well run.Gunny midweek and ragged full are both sub $500.
Gunny midweek and ragged full are both sub $500.
Hypocrite is too strong a word for it. Self interest always takes precedent.
I'm renewing my Epic pass. That's a definite YES. I have a credit from the previous season that's carried over to the next. That, combined with the 20% discount, means I can get the Epic Local for under $500!
The only hesitation is me trying to decide if I want to upgrade to a full Epic.
Whistler is one of the reason I'm vacillating between the Epic Local and the full Epic. The Local only gets 10 days on Whistler/Vail/BC combine, whilst the full pass is unlimited on them. I'm not too drawn to Vail (parking expense), and BC while nice, isn't going to take up 10 days.would be nice to go back to whistler one day or check out telluride and crested butte for the first time
Already been there once. Disagree on the "very little to ski if..." part. I'd say it's a mountain advanced skiers would totally enjoy, and a paradise for experts. Would love to go back.one thing about kicking horse tho, and this really truly isn't me trying to sound all hardcore and holier than thou, but it truly is an experts only mountain.
Fly in - you can do that now!Whistler is one of the reason I'm vacillating between the Epic Local and the full Epic. The Local only gets 10 days on Whistler/Vail/BC combine, whilst the full pass is unlimited on them. I'm not too drawn to Vail (parking expense), and BC while nice, isn't going to take up 10 days.
So, if the Canadian border is fully open, it makes sense to get the full Epic to get more days for Whistler. Not to mention adding Kicking Horse and the other Canadian Rockies resorts.
But if the border is not open, it's $200 extra for just Telluride, which I may or may not go. (Crested Butte is already covered in the Epic Local).
Already been there once. Disagree on the "very little to ski if..." part. I'd say it's a mountain advanced skiers would totally enjoy, and a paradise for experts. Would love to go back.
But that hinges on the Canadian border fully open (no quarantine).
As of today, the Canadian border is fully open (land and air) to fully vaccinated Americans. The 'essential travel' and 'quarantine' requirements are gone. You still need a negative 72-hour test but that's it.But that hinges on the Canadian border fully open (no quarantine).
I think the requirement is the same for both (unlike the US side).Fly in - you can do that now!
Thanks for posting scotty, I can only assume this to be good news but would defer to those with a better understanding of the industry.Hope this works out best for us people who enjoy winter activities:
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NEWS: Vail Resorts to Replace Rob Katz with New CEO
Kirsten Lynch, the Company's chief marketing officer will replace Rob Katz as CEO of Vail Resorts on November 1st. Rob Katz will become Executive Chairperson of their board of directors and will continue be remain fully active and engaged with key strategic decisions and priorities.
Press Release: https://investors.vailresorts.com/n...esorts-announces-ceo-and-executive-succession
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Here's VT Ski and Ride's take on it...Thanks for posting scotty, I can only assume this to be good news but would defer to those with a better understanding of the industry.
Don't see what would be different.
Katz will "continue to be active". The marketing head will become the CEO.
Me think? This is a move to appease the "gender quota". Nothing will change.
Rocky Mountain Taco in the trailer across the street from the town lift at Beaver Creek is $2.50 per taco. We prefer their storefront in Minturn with better selection and beer/wine but I walk right past the trailer in Avon.How much is a burger at Vail these days?
Not really. This is a succession plan for the company. If you know anyone who works high up in the Vail organization, they'll tell you that if not for the pandemic, Katz likely would be retired by now. He agreed to stick around to help navigate these turbulent waters