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Re: BMMC?

Posted: Apr 7th, '16, 14:37
by SkiDork
RustyK wrote:
SkiDork wrote:OK so do you guys want me to setup near the ski club? Or do you want to do Bay 1? I'm open to either since they each have advantages.
How about near the ski club, since you have some clout there.
Thats what I was thinking. OK ski club it is.

Re: BMMC?

Posted: Apr 7th, '16, 14:43
by daytripper
iamdankaufman wrote:I am still confused. OL today has way more snow than Highline. I suppose it's just too expensive to operate Bear for the day. Without some natural or man-made snow this weekend, I don't see how this is going to be a good experience for the competitors. Thoughts?
I think the experience for the competitors is less important than for the spectators. This has always been a party that happens to have competition going on, not vice versa. If it was at bear the rest of the mountain would not be connected and the only thing skiable at bear is where the course would be, so there would be no skiing except for the competitors. I think K did the right thing keeping the challenge alive without bear being open. Would superstar have been a better place for the comp? maybe....Highline looks pretty beat up but you dont really have the room for the campsites at the bottom of superstar so I think highline was the correct choice.

Re: BMMC?

Posted: Apr 7th, '16, 17:30
by Big Bob
Don't worry, Jeff Temple will wave his magic wand and transform Highline into a world class bump venue before Saturday!!

I also think Killington should track r*in days and inches of NCP like they track operating days and total snowfall. I wonder if more inches of NCP fell this season than snowfall? Shortski, do you have that stat handy?

Re: BMMC?

Posted: Apr 7th, '16, 17:46
by Finn
Good luck of the Irish I am a free party person

Food: I will bring some meat products and desert or appetizer

Re: BMMC?

Posted: Apr 7th, '16, 18:48
by ozzy
Big Bob wrote:
I also think Killington should track r*in days and inches of NCP like they track operating days and total snowfall. I wonder if more inches of NCP fell this season than snowfall? Shortski, do you have that stat handy?
By just about three fold. I guestimated about 6" of reign fell between late january and end of feb. My guess is very roughly 15" of reign fell this ski season which would equal somewhere around 150-180" of snow. Anyone else come up with some self estimated figures?
There certainly wasn't a lack of precip this season, just the wrong kind..

Re: BMMC?

Posted: Apr 7th, '16, 19:06
by MrsG
PinnacleJim wrote:
Stormchaser wrote:
Bubba wrote:
Stormchaser wrote:Are the condo buses running this weekend?
Don't they generally end on Easter Sunday?
They do, but were running last weekend...
Not running this week.
Might be worth parking (or walking) to upper Snowshed lot and take the buses that are supposed to be running through the parking lots . . . I'll see if I can find out more info tomorrow :wink:

Posted: Apr 7th, '16, 19:27
by E O Eleven
:zzz

Re: BMMC?

Posted: Apr 7th, '16, 20:05
by Mister Moose
ozzy wrote:
Big Bob wrote:
I also think Killington should track r*in days and inches of NCP like they track operating days and total snowfall. I wonder if more inches of NCP fell this season than snowfall? Shortski, do you have that stat handy?
By just about three fold. I guestimated about 6" of reign fell between late january and end of feb. My guess is very roughly 15" of reign fell this ski season which would equal somewhere around 150-180" of snow. Anyone else come up with some self estimated figures?
There certainly wasn't a lack of precip this season, just the wrong kind..
About 1.35 inch of r*in just today at Moose Manor in the bucket I happened to leave on the deck. Highline is going to look different in the morning. Currently 42 degrees off a high of 50.

Re: BMMC?

Posted: Apr 7th, '16, 20:55
by Guy in Shorts
Picture of the Snowdon Mountain Mogul Challenge course this morning.

Re: BMMC?

Posted: Apr 8th, '16, 07:32
by MrsG
Killington Resort wrote:Hi KZone - We have updated the BMMC web page with Party Area locations and the information can be found at the below link.

http://www.killington.com/site/to-do/ev ... tips-2.pdf
Thanks Killington for your update . . . wonder if you could please let us know exactly where these "shuttles and Dos Equis Vans" will be running?

"Shuttles & Dos Equis vans will run from 6:30 am until after the event to transport guests."

Re: BMMC?

Posted: Apr 8th, '16, 13:32
by MrsG
MrsG wrote:
Killington Resort wrote:Hi KZone - We have updated the BMMC web page with Party Area locations and the information can be found at the below link.

http://www.killington.com/site/to-do/ev ... tips-2.pdf
Thanks Killington for your update . . . wonder if you could please let us know exactly where these "shuttles and Dos Equis Vans" will be running?

"Shuttles & Dos Equis vans will run from 6:30 am until after the event to transport guests."
Quoting myself - ha :oops: This is the info I received from Customer Service:)

"Resort shuttles will run between parking lots and base areas. Dos Equis Vans will take folks to their condos or homes on the access road.

I hope this info helps."

Re: BMMC?

Posted: Apr 8th, '16, 13:40
by Killington Resort
Condo Shuttle: 3 shuttles available Sat & Sun. They will go through Pinnacle & Highridge. Sunday is the condo shuttles final day of operations.

Base Area Transportation (BATs): Will be available through Sunday, April 17. BATS will loop from the hotel, to Snowshed, through Vale up to K1. Tomorrow the BAT vans will have extended hours dependent on weather and demand.

Dos Equis Vans will be available tomorrow to bring guests home to their condo, hotel, or home on the access road only.

Re: BMMC?

Posted: Apr 8th, '16, 13:43
by madhatter
no one can say K isn't totally bringing it... way to go K... :like :like

Re: BMMC?

Posted: Apr 8th, '16, 14:41
by RustyK
So be in front of the ski club around 7 to set up the site?

Re: BMMC?

Posted: Apr 8th, '16, 17:42
by 180
We built, shaped and made 3 lines today. Sun will come out, the Comp will be great. Some real talent from many places.