Ok so IKON is offering two types of insurance options: 1) You either select one resort and if that resort closes you get credit back depending on what percentage of the season they were closed or 2) you select all resorts and get credit back as a percentage of how many days any ikon destination was closed divided by the amount of destinations.
Better explained:
example scenario: Half of all mountains close for 3/4 of the season, others remain open all season. In this case, selecting "all mountains" gives you 37.5% credit for a pass for next season. Keeping in mind that closures will likely be regional (say, at the state level), that's a bad deal if you live in a closed region and now you have to get on a plane to use your pass (selecting a single, local mountain would have you refunded either 75% or 0% depending on whether that mountain is one of the ones that closed). But it could be considered a good deal if you lived in the midwest and were planning on getting on a plane anyways (but now you fly to [open mountain] instead of [closed mountain]) (from reddit)
My goal is try to make a gamble and choose option 1 for the IKON resort that I think is most likely to be closed. NS, this is where I need you. Do you guys have any predictions for the IKON resort that you think will be closed for the biggest percentage of the season?