Snowbunny4

Snowbride08, Geriatric at 26?!! I am 46 (soon to be 47) and boarding with my husband and two daughters. BC is our home mountain until spring, then we are heading to Utah (for the first time!!) See you on the slopes!

Just an FYI...we offered a 40 foot transit bus to BC so they could build a one of a kind rail, but they did not want it....and we are giving it away...I still have not figured out why they did not take it....they could park it in the parking lot until they figured out what to do....they could even cut it in half....oh well

1) Parking for Season Pass Holders (and I would pay extra on top of my season pass). BC could have "parking permit" stickers! 2) Fix the new landings at the top of the E and F lifts, especially E. My knees are in my chest when I try to get off. OK, I realize not everyone has long legs like me, but there must be something they can do....they seem much higher than last year and many of the BC employees have agreed with me. 3) Discounts at the hotel, Grille, cafeteria, etc for Season Pass Holders 4) And the best one....a snowboarders only area...ok, I know that is not possible, but the other day some dad had his learning to ski kid on Drifter and was actually running across the run with the kid hanging onto a ski pole. This is an accident waiting to happen....like my husband said, all you need is a snowboarder to accidentally run into that idiot and his son and all hell would break loose! 5) SOME COMMON COURTESY! If I get hit one more time with ski poles that are tucked under some idiot's arm! Watch where you are going and hold the poles vertically! And yes...I could go on and on!

We can only keep hoping that winter as we know it will eventually get here. I think by now, all the season pass holders have figured out exactly how many times we need to get on the slopes at BC to justify the purchase. We spent over $1000.00 for the family (bought prior to Oct. 31st). I can say this, we will not be purchasing early season passes next season, if we buy them at all. We will wait until BC is up and running and pay the extra $$. We all know BC can not do anything about the weather. While most of the money is made from the day lift purchasers, I can assure BC that that the more mature season pass holders are also the people who eat there year round, and who bring their companies to the lodge for meetings, etc. Lose some of your season pass holders and lose alot of year round business.