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They'll be open at least till the last weekend of the month probably first weekend in April maybe longer...it's the same every year!!! Great for us and great for the mountain since they made bank this season and last as well.

Saturday March 28th!!!

I don't understand your logic...I'm guessing crowds this weekend will be like 1/4 of last weekend as most non diehards will be moving onto spring activities.

I remember everything

Nice report!!!

Also first year Matt Edge had a season pass at Blue and he's been grinding hard all Season.

Yeah but only the weekend not midweek. April 13th was closing I Missed it cause I was in Colorado. Last winter it snowed more but the snow melted faster in march and it was not quite as cold last winter but still pretty cold. Not many days of spring conditions last season just like this one.

But is there demand for it. The latest blue ever stayed open when Ray owned the place was April 10th in both 1992-93 and 1993-94 and both times they closed with full coverage. Last year was a great winter and by 4/20 the snow was vaporized.

Oh Lordy....Johnny Law I just pooped and still feeling farty.

May

I laughed. And for those not in the know...a Jong is a jack off newbie gaper.

Yeah Burma used to have a steep section near the middle...indiggio how old were you when you learned to ski?

Seems like alot of PASRs in the last few years have switched from other mountains to Blue mountain. JLaw switched from Bear creek to Blue...Phillycore, JFDan and Ridgeracer switched from JFBB to Blue and even TP4 and VTMark are blue passholders...anybody else. They've all seen the light and the light is blue.

Alot more season left with Killington going till June This has already been a super long season. Almost 4 months already.

Burma is typically one of the icier runs at Blue and most crowded not a good place for a five year old to learn.

They only have keno and video poker and the most you could win was I believe $800...they also had live poker in a few of the casinos and bars with silly rules and maximum pots. In Montana you can also buy bottles of Liquor at bars...there was no daytime speed limit back in the 90s now it's 75mph on highways and 70mph on two lane roads...there also were no open container laws outside the bozeman city limits so road sodas were a real thing.

Ok cause essentially everybody I've ever talked to has said Burma is a bad run for new skiers and riders and learned a.

Yeah also Gary Dranow was rude to Ski999s daughter at the Nastar nationals in Park City circa 2004. Gary's technique is hip steering. Anyway it's montage business they can do what they want. This chick who is a regular at the local bar was bad mouthing the bar on Facebook and the manager banned her.

Haha I'm sure he was just on the bunny hill there lol. I don't like kids...cause you aren't even allowed to touch them ;-) Burma is the worst learning run...

I have to go back to bozeman and big sky and bridger bowl sometime before I start writing my autobiography. In hindsight I would have skibum'd in Jackson hole vs bozeman. I mainly went to bozeman due to the cost. Jackson holes the better mountain obviously...and more natural snowfall but more crowded as well

I think his kid skied at Taos...paradise is steep for newbies.

Where are you staying? Big sky isn't really a ski town like Jackson or Steamboat or Aspen either...some Slopeside lodging on the mountain and then condos down in the meadows. Are you there in a group or just you and the wife?

You eat anywhere good? Bucks T-4 is a good place for steaks and wild game.

The mascot and director of fun for the Lehigh valley phantoms is from West Viirginia and their state song is a John Denver song

QFT!!!