High Level Terrain Parks

[powder99]

Hi im doing a project about risk management and Terrain Parks, I need to know which terrain parks have seperate High Level terrain parks, similar to Whistlers also what the costs are to get in and if you need to watch a safety video or anything like that

 

[Stan_Darsh]

i only know of whistlers... its a good idea

 

[bigkicker]

marquette

 

[mattwalker]

i have heard that a resort in the east does that... maybe killington or stratton i dunno?

 

[Lukey1080]

^ i dont think killy does, i donno about strat

 

[Kev]

I beleive you have to watch a video, for Blue Mountain.

But i don't think they have 2 seperate parks....

and there main park has some "high level" features for sure.

 

[Henry]

marquette mountain's MM expert park is fenced off. you need to purchase a 5 dollar daily park pass or 30 dollars a season park pass. there is someone at the top of the terrain park that checks for park passes. when you buy a park pass you sign a waiver. there are other parks with smaller features that don't require a park pass on the mountain.

 

[SteveDorsey]

mountain creek u have 2 pay and do a safety thing to get in the good parks... check ou tthere site

www.mountaincreek.com

 

[ISkiSwitch]

I really wish KB did something like this, cause I'm sick of all the little kids, and crapy boarders making all the rails ride ons, and ruining perfectly good landings. You should take a pole to see how many people want one. I do for sure.

 

[holyDINOSAURS]

Whistler's is $15 and i dont think you have to watch a video but i havent gone infor mine yet so im not positive.

 

[Bangor]

Stratton you have to watch a video and get a pass to get into the big park. Mostly because Stratton has the most rediculous hits on the east.

 

[jflo453]

yae didnt stratton have like a 100 foot table last year?