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Big Sky Park?

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Austin.ski
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I am starting my freshmen year at MSU this fall, and was wondering how Big Sky's park was. Is it decent? +K to any good feed back
Jul 22 2013 9:33AM
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.jon
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big sky's park is about as good as breck's chutes.

but for real... jumps, rails, snow (sometimes).
Jul 22 2013 9:45PM
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Austin.ski
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yeah i've seen edit from big sky but nothing too good
Jul 31 2013 10:10AM
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Bozite
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It has a total of three parks(or it did last year). One is at the bottom near all the hotels and has rails boxes and small jumps. That is where people always hike. Then there is the coolest, a park that goes right under pretty much the main lift and his big and small features and a couple of jumps. The third has a halfpipe and 3 60+ jumps. hope that helps
Jul 31 2013 5:51PM
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Austin.ski
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helps a tun! I can't wait so have big sky as my home resort next season.
Aug 4 2013 12:13PM
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Montana_Hoodrat
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I'll be a freshman at MSU as well this year!

How does Big sky's parks compare with Moonlight? Bridger? How about the off piste and steep terrain?

Big sky passes are expensive as hell, it would be nice to know if it's worth it.
Aug 5 2013 7:45PM
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Daph
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Bridger's "park" is a travesty. Tiny and boring. Moonlight is a bit better than Big Sky in the park department, but not by much. They're both solid, decent amount of rails, jumps aren't anything to write home about but they do the trick. Big Sky will have more in the way of terrain, but the headwaters at Moonlight are incredible. You can't go wrong with either BS or Moonlight, highly recommend them both over Bridger
Aug 6 2013 12:37PM
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montanan
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^
Aug 7 2013 6:03PM
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Montana_Hoodrat
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ok thanks. im contemplating a pass to moonlight instead of big sky, because its like half the price. idk id like to know where most people at msu go to shred regularly.
Aug 8 2013 6:43PM
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Bozite
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Moonlight is much cheaper. Because i attend BHS i get a 100 dollar pass there. The students shred all different resorts but moonlight and bridger are ideal because of the prices
Aug 10 2013 1:39PM
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reverendwrong
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Most MSU students go to Big Sky or Bridger though.
Aug 10 2013 6:01PM
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Montana_Hoodrat
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strange. you'd think college students would be all over the cheaper passes to moonlight instead of shelling out big $$$ for big sky.
Aug 13 2013 12:04AM
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Kooky_Lukey
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Big sky is very much worth it. That's why
Aug 14 2013 4:33PM
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MontanaMuggin
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This year there park is prime as hell. Every person I've talked to from like breck and vail and stuff says our park is great
Feb 5 2014 6:05PM
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