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Nice banjo.Quote:
Originally Posted by pipedream
A colleague who is involved with CMAC program met with new manager the other day he said he was impressed with the guy's ideas and enthusiasm to get to know about the different communities at the mountain.
Just like you?Quote:
Originally Posted by pipedream
You sound like my Couzin, she is short some teef, but her gums are magik. 2nd couzin so its not weird.Quote:
As a "hill billy" from WV, I'd advise you to keep yer mouth shut unless you wanna be short some teeth, too
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pps.Quote:
Originally Posted by Not bunion
Well this took a turn...
Lulz
Snowshoe does have the bike park thing nailed for their region, bringing that to Crystal has some good potential AFAIC.
Ned Beatty works in the ticket booth at Snowshoe.
I was reminded recently that the MDP at Xtal specifically prohibits lift accessed biking.Quote:
Originally Posted by ACH
bahstidsQuote:
Originally Posted by PNWbrit
Here's the Record of Decsion: https://www.fs.usda.gov/nfs/11558/ww...T3_4263892.pdf .
See rec 8, page 65:
Mountain bikes will not be transported on chairlifts or the Summit Tram (see W 7).
Sorry to have missed that one, was too obsessed by the boundary closure issue. No reasoning, rationale or principle cited. Weird.
Rec13 is interesting:
Crystal Mountain will develop a shuttle van system from the base area to Sunrise in order to provide Crystal guests an opportunity to visit the park and to help reduce peak summer traffic volumes. The system will be implemented based on demand for such a system, in coordination with MRNP.
I'm not aware of any such van.
LOL some of us prefer the real stuffQuote:
Originally Posted by pipedream
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Beggars can't be choosers.Quote:
Originally Posted by PNW_Skier206
We might be grateful this year that JK got so much snow making infrastructure up and running.
Is that Pipedream all dressed up for a hot date with his sister with no teeth?
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Originally Posted by PNWbrit
That was 2004.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buster Highmen
Different people were in place and things have evolved.
https://www.usda.gov/media/press-rel...und-recreation
My understanding is that an appeal to amend that part of the MDP has been filed by the new owners with land managers in that district.
That's really great news.Quote:
Originally Posted by ACH
If it's true...Quote:
Originally Posted by PNWbrit
I heard this second hand and don't know the original source of the information.
I know that some sort of appeal was filed regarding the East Peak Chair immediately after alt 6 of the MDP was accepted.
At the Founders Club, John Kircher spoke of the fact that Alterra was interested in installing some via ferreta routes. Oh boy, that'll financially insulate a company from the blob
The solution to the mountain bike transportation problem is obvious: just build some paved trails from the top and open them to road bikes :tongue:
I mean, it *would* best suit their clientele...
As for all the digs at WV, I'd like to remind y'all that "Deliverance" is set in Georgia. So shove it up your coal hole, will ya? Or I guess if you're in Enumclaw, find a horse to shove it for you ;)
I don't suppose you own a chopper and a gimp?Quote:
Originally Posted by pipedream
Or is a gimpQuote:
Originally Posted by ACH
How much were day tickets last year?
https://scontent-sea1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...83&oe=5C3CE91F
Ah, the variable day rate!Quote:
Originally Posted by PNWbrit
So... window rates on "peak" days will be $88 + tax, so $95/day for any Fri/Sat/Sun between December 22 and March 3.
Off-peak online tix around $50 sounds cool.
I think they were $84 for an adult. So not much of a change. Seattle is spoiled for day ticket pricing, so they can't just raise the price to the normal $120+ in one year without serious sticker shock from clientele.Quote:
Originally Posted by PNWbrit
$80-ish.Quote:
Originally Posted by PNWbrit
Im guessing those $50 tix are for the days when half the mountain is open or early season only GV is running.Quote:
Originally Posted by Norseman
Exactly. Sounds cool but it's gotta be the for the fringes of operations.Quote:
Originally Posted by californiagrown
or when the Umbrella isn't up.Quote:
Originally Posted by californiagrown
I don't recall them advertising those before. But yep probably.
Variable pricing....
Subject to change without prior notification and other assorted fine print
Presume Alterra are funding all that capital investment from parking permit price increases.... some lube would have been nice though.
There might be some movement on that wait list coming soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by fullStack
No shit. Buster shared with me the email. Outrageous.Quote:
Originally Posted by PNWbrit
Some great PR skills.Quote:
Originally Posted by Norseman
"We can charge what we want..so fuck you"
How much are they charging? Are you guaranteed a spot, or is it just the ability to park in A lot if there are spaces?Quote:
Originally Posted by PNWbrit
They just bumped them by ~50%Quote:
Originally Posted by californiagrown
Last year they opened up whole of A lot after 11AM.
It doesn't guarantee a spot.
Don't know anything about Crystal but at schmebins kicking the lot guy nuggage seems to reserve a spot for a friend of mine every time. [emoji2369]
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Geez so how much now for parking ? $800?
It's more than a thousand dollars.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenmachine
WHAT
So people pay more to park than to ski?
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