Well if it was "any" of the execs, your chain was pulled.Bubba wrote:Did you say not "many" or not "any"?aware4444 wrote:Would that be middle management, maybe they only think they know. Not many top level guys that need to mislead anyone.Bubba wrote:It's possible...wouldn't be the first time someone in Killington's management hasn't told the truth.aware4444 wrote:I think someone is pulling your chain....Bubba wrote:Heard yesterday that Killington is waiting for the capital to be approved by Utah for the Snowdon lift replacement and the move of the quad to South Ridge. I was also told that the "new" South Ridge chair will only go to the current top of South Ridge and not up to the peak, thus still not solving the early season upper mountain skiing problem.
"We eat what we kill". Oops....nope...we're fed from Park City.
The DLC made us do it. Oops...the DLC in Montpelier never heard of the BMMC.
Rathbun (Jan 08): Chris Nyberg personally pulled the pass of someone skiing down from above the top of the Ramshead lift.
Nyberg (Mar 08): We haven't pulled any passes.
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Well, at least they're consistent in their ability to be truthy.aware4444 wrote:Well if it was "any" of the execs, your chain was pulled.Bubba wrote:Did you say not "many" or not "any"?aware4444 wrote:
Would that be middle management, maybe they only think they know. Not many top level guys that need to mislead anyone.
"We eat what we kill". Oops....nope...we're fed from Park City.
The DLC made us do it. Oops...the DLC in Montpelier never heard of the BMMC.
Rathbun (Jan 08): Chris Nyberg personally pulled the pass of someone skiing down from above the top of the Ramshead lift.
Nyberg (Mar 08): We haven't pulled any passes.
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So Mr Aware4444, since you seem to think Bubba was misinformed, what do you think will take place this summer as far as improvements are concerned??
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It's been a tough year, wouldn't expect much.Big Bob wrote:So Mr Aware4444, since you seem to think Bubba was misinformed, what do you think will take place this summer as far as improvements are concerned??
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Heard from a reliable source that the village phase 1 will be built, Peak lodge replaced, Snowdon quad replaced and the Interconnect will be completed...
Also, some pipe repairs, a new fan gun and new urinals at Bear...
Also, some pipe repairs, a new fan gun and new urinals at Bear...
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Eh, there goes the fukn mountain. Might have to look elsewhere.RENO wrote:Heard from a reliable source that the village phase 1 will be built, Peak lodge replaced, Snowdon quad replaced and the Interconnect will be completed...
Also, some pipe repairs, a new fan gun and new urinals at Bear...

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Is that this year or in the remainder of MY lifetime? (hopefully about 20 - 25 years or so)RENO wrote:Heard from a reliable source that the village phase 1 will be built, Peak lodge replaced, Snowdon quad replaced and the Interconnect will be completed...
Also, some pipe repairs, a new fan gun and new urinals at Bear...
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This summer. Also, heard that they might skip the Interconnect and put in a Peak to Peak gondola from K to Pico like Whistler-Blackcomb. POWDR said that might have to wait till next summer though!Dr. NO wrote:Is that this year or in the remainder of MY lifetime? (hopefully about 20 - 25 years or so)RENO wrote:Heard from a reliable source that the village phase 1 will be built, Peak lodge replaced, Snowdon quad replaced and the Interconnect will be completed...
Also, some pipe repairs, a new fan gun and new urinals at Bear...
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I heard yesterday that Chris Nyberg is talking to the KSC about tearing down the Alpine Training Center and moving the club to an equivalent sized building at Bear. Apparently, in the KSC lease, Killington can boot them as long as they put them in space elsewhere that's the same square footage.
KSC at Bear would kind of suck given that the lifts don't spin there until Christmas. ...not that they have any control over it. I wonder what will go up on that site? Maybe a new admin building?
KSC at Bear would kind of suck given that the lifts don't spin there until Christmas. ...not that they have any control over it. I wonder what will go up on that site? Maybe a new admin building?

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Twin Towers....Geoff wrote:I heard yesterday that Chris Nyberg is talking to the KSC about tearing down the Alpine Training Center and moving the club to an equivalent sized building at Bear. Apparently, in the KSC lease, Killington can boot them as long as they put them in space elsewhere that's the same square footage.
KSC at Bear would kind of suck given that the lifts don't spin there until Christmas. ...not that they have any control over it. I wonder what will go up on that site? Maybe a new admin building?
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I have no idea whether these rumors are true, but I can definitely see why POWDR might want to do this, as it would be a very splashy project that would attract a lot of attention. It would also bring more traffic to Pico, which is under-utilized today. If you look at Whistler-Blackcomb marketing materials, they emphasize their unique peak-to-peak gondola very heavily. It is unique.RENO wrote:This summer. Also, heard that they might skip the Interconnect and put in a Peak to Peak gondola from K to Pico like Whistler-Blackcomb.
I don't think you could get the whole thing built in a single off-season.POWDR said that might have to wait till next summer though!
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Ya think?Marc Shepherd wrote:I have no idea whether these rumors are true, but I can definitely see why POWDR might want to do this, as it would be a very splashy project that would attract a lot of attention. It would also bring more traffic to Pico, which is under-utilized today. If you look at Whistler-Blackcomb marketing materials, they emphasize their unique peak-to-peak gondola very heavily. It is unique.RENO wrote:This summer. Also, heard that they might skip the Interconnect and put in a Peak to Peak gondola from K to Pico like Whistler-Blackcomb.
I don't think you could get the whole thing built in a single off-season.POWDR said that might have to wait till next summer though!
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I think I landed in Disneyland....Nevada West wrote:Ya think?Marc Shepherd wrote:I have no idea whether these rumors are true, but I can definitely see why POWDR might want to do this, as it would be a very splashy project that would attract a lot of attention. It would also bring more traffic to Pico, which is under-utilized today. If you look at Whistler-Blackcomb marketing materials, they emphasize their unique peak-to-peak gondola very heavily. It is unique.RENO wrote:This summer. Also, heard that they might skip the Interconnect and put in a Peak to Peak gondola from K to Pico like Whistler-Blackcomb.
I don't think you could get the whole thing built in a single off-season.POWDR said that might have to wait till next summer though!
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aware4444 wrote:I think I landed in Disneyland....Nevada West wrote:Ya think?Marc Shepherd wrote:I have no idea whether these rumors are true, but I can definitely see why POWDR might want to do this, as it would be a very splashy project that would attract a lot of attention. It would also bring more traffic to Pico, which is under-utilized today. If you look at Whistler-Blackcomb marketing materials, they emphasize their unique peak-to-peak gondola very heavily. It is unique.RENO wrote:This summer. Also, heard that they might skip the Interconnect and put in a Peak to Peak gondola from K to Pico like Whistler-Blackcomb.
I don't think you could get the whole thing built in a single off-season.POWDR said that might have to wait till next summer though!
I think its gonna be a peak to peak surface lift...




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Are you friggin for real?Marc Shepherd wrote:I have no idea whether these rumors are true, but I can definitely see why POWDR might want to do this, as it would be a very splashy project that would attract a lot of attention. It would also bring more traffic to Pico, which is under-utilized today. If you look at Whistler-Blackcomb marketing materials, they emphasize their unique peak-to-peak gondola very heavily. It is unique.RENO wrote:This summer. Also, heard that they might skip the Interconnect and put in a Peak to Peak gondola from K to Pico like Whistler-Blackcomb.
I don't think you could get the whole thing built in a single off-season.POWDR said that might have to wait till next summer though!