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I'm surprised people are shocked by $600. The writing was on the wall once they started charging $110 or whatever for weekend tickets and lines were still out the azz

170 is the most famous number on this Forum. TFTI

Where would you go? The only other place I could see you getting a pass is JF/BB. And Blue is waaaaay to conveniently close to you

I hope so but since we've seen people are willing to pay $100+ to stand in 15 minute lift lines, I'm not getting my hopes up

The mind numbingly dumb shit that gets posted on this site anymore is really starting to out weigh the good stuff.

I'd still like to do a ride on the Schuylkill River trail from King of Prussia or something. It nice

Stop

I dont think lack of April tickets would signify a March closing date. If there's still snow they should stay open in April. Maybe they just didnt bother making April tickets available yet since they have plenty of time. I wonder if they will still be making a shit ton of money once the warm weather stays, or if most people will venture off to their springtime activities once they're able to go outside again and do other things??

45 degrees feels soooooooo grate. Getting stoked for gravel bike riding season. Maybe I'll do 5,000 miles this year???

Will feel like Hawaiian shirt and mashed potato skiing weather today!

That was grate. Glad you aimed your GoPro down instead of up at the sky after the first clip. Is that music from the Weather Channel?

Nah I'm fine doing 3 different ones. They are so massive that I think each is worth spending lots of time at.

Correct but I've done a lot of rigorous analysis and determined the best course of action is to buy 2 tickets for Brighton and 2 tickets for Snowbasin once I arrive at SLC since they are both highly unlikely to sell out, and because there are other mountains closeby if they do which I would be just as fine skiing at. Plus maybe I can find discounts like @Ski2Live Live2Ski does. He never pays window price

Only for Sunday & Monday at Park City because they're supposebly refundable. I don't see the need to reserve tickets yet for Brighton and Snowbasin. Every weekday is available at every resort. I hate that every ticket is non-refundable. What if I can't make it? What if my Sonic breaks down? What if the plane crashes and I lose my money?

My first days at Stowe, Steamboat and Whiteface were snowy and foggy. I'm always like "lol wut am I doing" for the first hour at a mountain I've never been to, and low visibility with choppy ass snow doesnt help. Itll be nice to start off with freshly made cord and bright sunny sky's as I ski around the many acres of Park Citeh

HTFU

Just kidding about the forecast sucking. As grate as powder days are, I think I have more fun on sunny days. Low crowds, smooth groomers, goggles not icing. Yeah it's not soo bad (first world problems)

Great pics but when are you gonna take your BMW to the car wash? Are there any group car washes in Telluride? Asking for a friend @GrilledSteezeSandwich

Terruble forecast. Not a Perder flake in sight. Might have to cancel or ask for a gift card

That might be hard since it's the season with the most number of high quality trip reports in years. Maybe top 21 this season but I dont know about top 20.

Going with Smart Park as it's $50 cheaper than parking in the airport. Thanks for the suggestions

Nah she can't drive outside of McAdoo

$44 a day for short-term ground level...

What the hell am I looking at? Why is that dude skiing on what look like mini torpedos?

Thanks, I'll likely just do that then. I was initially confused by the pricing and short term vs long term but now it makes sense. I'd rather not deal with a shuttle and especially not valet (dont like people messing with my Sonic)