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This may have been discussed before if so sorry folks
I would like to know why the costs of a lift pass in US or Canada is so much higher than in Europe
Especially when you consider the cost of most other things over there being cheaper
From my experience while the US is supposed to be a cheaper place to ski by the time you add all the costs thinks end up at similar levels to most of Europe
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Garfield
, as far as I know, the main given reason is insurance/legal costs.
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Garfield
, They do appear to have more lifties in Lake Louise and Sunshine organising the queues and scanning passes IMO they seem to run smoothly and the lifties are really friendly as well.
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And, for example in LL and Sunshine, you have free use of the highly efficient ski bus service when you buy a tri-area pass. They do seem to undertake a lot more care of the pistes, marking out hazards, and as mentioned they have a lot of friendly helpful lifties, even having lifties whose job is to organise the lift queues.
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