they care about their guests? i was planning on staying out of this thread til that comment. maybe they care about the ones who buy daily lift tickets for an exhorbitant $42, but they dont give a crap about season pass holders or employees. when a friend who happened to have snowblades at the time came into the lodge with the snowblades to go to ski patrol and get a bandage because he was bleeding, what happened? some crabby old janitor threatened to take his pass because he brought his snowblades in the lodge. he didnt offer to go get ski patrol or some gauze and a bandage for him, he threatened him. they also essentially ruined an employee's brand new pair of skis, gave him only a portion of the money he needed to get a new pair, refused to give him his skis back because they were too damaged to be used, then proceeded to fix them and sell them to another employee. management at that place sucks. and those shitty park rats? thats me, my brother, and some of my best friends, who are better skiers than most people at that mountain. call me full of myself if you want, but i ski the park there because there is nothing else thats challenging, unless you want to try to ski challenge on an icy day. and us shitty park rats, whether blue realizes it, or wants to admit it or not, are the future of the progression of this sport, and if they dont start catering to our requests soon, its going to hurt them. its a new generation for skiing. the people who grew up with steve and bill mahre winning gold medals for the US in the olympics are growing older and arent going to be the biggest segment of lift ticket sales much longer. our age group is growing larger in that respect, and if something doesnt change, people are going to start looking elsewhere, somewhere like bear creek, that takes into consideration what this new generation fo skiers and snowboarders looks for in a ski area. 15 foot jumps with rutted out landings and ride on rails is certainly not it. you can't cater to everyone all at once, you have to give and take, make some compromises in some places to make others better, and vice versa. things need to change at blue mountain.