Lots of pissing and moaning is mostly what i've seen on the reviews. Suck it up...it Is the only show in town, and you're fortunate it's in your back yard. Go spend $100 for a lift ticket in Whistler and $400/night for a hotel room, and enjoy the scenic ferry ride btw. New management has clearly spent millions of dollars for the betterment of resort operations; from bringing back mountain biking, new cats, new restaurant, snow making., etc, not to mention more options for pass holders at a lower rate than the previous year. Deflation? When does that ever happen.? Reading the ridiculousness of some of these post has grown tiresome. No affiliation to the mtn.
When you have a monopoly with a large customer base one would expect some loyalty of service to their pass holders because that is where they get the needed capital to operate. Not to reflect on the new owners, but in the past I have been treated poorly at Mount Washington, that is why I quit skiing on a steady basis and it's why my 5 children only ski on occasion. I skied for many years and was one of the first to ski Mnt Washington when they opened in 1981-82. But, unfortunately for the new Mnt Washington owners, I have lost my desire to ski locally because of this same attitude. It is surprising that the new owner has kicked off the season with this same attitude that the customer doesn't matter. Maybe an explanation would be forthcoming to soothe the pass holders who feel betrayed, and rightly so.
The management owes their customers an explanation of the opening delay. How about a refund on my seasons pass for the 2 weeks I could have been skiing? The only local hill not open and not even displaying the base on your website as promised last week. Beautiful early season conditions squandered.
Yep, if I were the rest of you all I would stay home!
20cm of fresh powder is down right bad for the soul!
When it snows here it's not like it is 4cm and stops when the groomers get finished. It goes all night and all day! You can't run the groomers 24 hours a day. The snow is wet most times and turns to mashed potatoes by noon. So get a half day pass and get out while the getting is good. They could do a midday groom for the night skiing though. Lineups, pfffff.. Go to Whistler and you will see lineups. Great place and a great atmosphere!
So stay home if ya don't like powder!
Usually I have only positive comments, but sorry not this time.
Whistler..open, Cypress..open, Grouse..open, Seymour..open, Mt.Washington..closed. I guess when you're the only game on the Island who cares. Don't say conditions were not right. Get with it. I would think the new ownership group would be doing a better job than this. See you at Whistler.
Looking forward to the season. Should be a good one with La Nina ruling the Pacific. Here are my gripes. (1) Couldn't the new owners invest to have a functional registration system for people wanting to put their kids in ski school. (2) It's not expensive to buy a web cam that actually works. The camera at the peak is pathetic.
The more things change the more they stay the same. We are all excited that it has been snowing heavily for a couple of weeks now. The north shore mountains are open and Mt. Washington hasn't even begun to train their seasonal staff. So much for dreams of change with the new ownership group. What was an opportunity to show improved management with an early opening, was wasted. Their Facebook page says: with lots of snow comes lots of work and please stay away. That's a great message to send to people that want to spend money. I guess we can look forward to another season of Noon-erang or No-nerang because it is too much work to open terrain or too expensive to staff the lifts midweek.
One would think the new owners would be trying to get open for business as soon as possible but apparently not. Maybe I expected too much.