[No Worries]

The good news is that Denver only got four inches of snow last week, while the mountains got four feet. The best fall skiing in a decade. The bad news for bikers is with this deep freeze, the streets in Denver are still icy and snow-packed. The bad news for skiers is the price of skiing has gone up again. It now costs $81/day for a lift pass at Vail, and $72 at Copper Mountain. Unbelievable, but discount tickets are available at supermarkets.

 

[jeeps84]

The price increase must be across the board for all ski slopes. Our local slope Cataloochee Ski Area, Maggie Valley, North Carolina raised their rats this year also. I would love to ski the big slope over there.

 

[ShanMan14]

Must be hurricane related. :skep:

 

[jeeps84]

I suspect insurance related but, that could fall back to the hurricanes also.

 

[bumblebee]

Bush hates skiers...

 

[itgirl25]

Bush hates skiers...

:lol: :rofl: :dthumb:

 

[jetskifast]

Season pass always the way to go
Heavenly Tahoe paid $518 for unlimited season pass :cheers:

 

[Gas Man]

Bush hates skiers...

:lol: LMAO

But dang thats expensive.

However, I must say that I have never skied in my life... always wanted to but just haven't got around to it!

 

[jeeps84]

:lol: LMAO

But dang thats expensive.

However, I must say that I have never skied in my life... always wanted to but just haven't got around to it!

Go break a leg! :lol:

 

[Gas Man]

Ya that's what I don't want to do!!!

 

[snadamo]

Bush hates skiers...

:lol:



I did the snowboard thing a couple times (yes there is actually snow in AZ up north). It was fun, and I had my first (and only) concussion. It was mild, but yea that was a different experience. Its too damn expensive to take up anyway.