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they may have moved it, but the flat box used to be after the double set at the bottom park (the one we were discussing) but it was setup sideways

they cant really redesign it unless they push they opening of the park back a little. in that case, they wouldnt need to redesign cause you would be starting from where you need to. a little off subject, but why is the flat box like sideways on the trail, i just think its wierd.

i may be wrong but i think most of the carpet parks are around some other big attraction.

oh, what do they do? thats the only way you can clear it. i pop so hard everytime i hit that jump and never make it when i start by the fence.

do you really think 16/17 year olds are going to want to take any sort of medical classes? plus i dont think you can even be considered for a ski patrol like job unless youre 18+

for the season pass, i voted 100 bucks mainly because BC is so small and i would want to go ride the small trails you have every now and then. park only lift ticket, i said 20, not sure what an all day ticket costs now, but it cant be more than 40 or so. i figured 20 would be half price, which is good for just the park. and the super pipe would only influence my decision. theyre to old.

i hope that wasnt refering to me

i think it would be a cool idea to get a mountain involved. that way they could sell year round passes. it would be more expensive, but you'd get to ski year round.

haha, camdens ER? wow, thats such a crappy city to begin with, i would never go to their hospitals. (no offense if you live in camden)

honestly, sexkitten, stop "advertising" yourself on pasr (its not very flattering, and degrades this site alot), and get some poles to ski with.

then again, you'll still get the snobby rich families who think nothing of it. some punk kid telling them they cant ski down this trail. theyd look down the trail and say, "we'll be fine, get out of my way"

are you guys gonna try and use space at a mountain that already exists, or are you gonna make it to where theres no relation to any mountain? or, has any mountain in the area shown interest? where would it go?

they need to re-work the skiers code just for that reason. its an entirely different way of riding in parks.

doug made a poll i cant find the link

although everytime i go to blue the only part that has alot of noobs is the lower park (i dont know the name, the one that ends at the lifts). upper sidewinder didnt have anybody who shouldnt be there, and if there was someone who didnt belong, they didnt get in the way. which is kind of cool cause you got one advanced park and one begginer that way.

weekend warriors and tourist arent gonna go through the trouble of locating the office, requesting it, and pulling it out to be checked everytime.

lets assume they are free, since someone said some mtns have them for free. you just have to request one.

haha nevermind

something like this...

i wasnt gonna post in here but i have a question about park passes. this was probably already disscused in another thread but whatever. terrain parks are made for a reason, to use the features in the parks, rails, boxes, jumps, pipes etc. etc. theyre not there for their steep terrain. what would it cost the mountain to institute a park pass? and what kind of profit would they get from charging for it?

heres a graph if you didnt see this... http://www40.statcan.ca/l01/cst01/econ07.htm

exchange is like 83cents on the dollar

whistler. my sis just got back from tremblant, it wasnt to0 good she said, but what does she know. whistler has more terrain. although im not sure how much of it is opened. i would just go to whistler

your bindings wouldnt happen to be salomons would they?

for real, if they were worried about saftey theyd put more fences up along the sides of the trails.