How much is a burger at your resort ?

[Dooberz]

So at my resort a burger basket is 6 bucks and a regular burger is like 4 bucks. I know that's relatively cheap compared to some resorts, but how much is it at your resort?? (just curious)

 

[hippy.killer]

At seven springs you can get 3 for $10 but its basically dog meat

 

[milk_man]

 

[.nasty]

the most un-epic "epic burger" sold anywhere vail resorts owns is like 14.95 (without fries) for a simple burger WITH A WHOPPING ONE PIECE OF CHEESE!!!!11!!

 

[Titus69]

Crotched mountain is about $4.50-$5, never got one but 4 chicken tenders are $6.50.

Nothing Ive had compares to Killingtons grilled cheese w/ tomato soup.......$12 at the lodge up top. 2 slices of pizza at PC may have topped it but I dont remember

 

[.jif]

$5 but I much prefer the pasta.

 

[NoOneEverr]

The burgers at my resort are a super good deal. Cheaper than McDonald's

 

[Dooberz]

Said no One ever Trolz

 

[GayWolf420]

Thats nothing. Try $11.50 for some frozen meat that sat on a truck for weeks.

Bring your own food, or Just chow down after skiing.

 

[GayWolf420]

the most un-epic "epic burger" sold anywhere vail resorts owns is like 14.95 (without fries) for a simple burger WITH A WHOPPING ONE PIECE OF CHEESE!!!!11!!

also this. the Epic burger might be the biggest waste of a trademark or copy right for a piece of food ever. holy shit, what an awful, overpriced turd of a sandwich.

 

[Titus69]

Thats nothing. Try $11.50 for some frozen meat that sat on a truck for weeks.

Bring your own food, or Just chow down after skiing.

Yep, its rare I buy mountain food, usually I bring ramen which is .30 cents for the water which is BS but worth it.

 

[ALMIGHTYSOSA]

7.50 at Timberline and there not too bad. Though this is off the topic but Timberline makes a killer pulled pork sandwich for 6.50

 

[GPO]

If you want it real cheap come to switzerland haha

 

[ilikedolphins]

If you want it real cheap come to switzerland haha

thats what i thought, a small bottle of water is more expensive than ops burger basket haha.

 

[amo]

also this. the Epic burger might be the biggest waste of a trademark or copy right for a piece of food ever. holy shit, what an awful, overpriced turd of a sandwich.

I wonder if you brought it back half eaten and say its awful if they'd refund you. the effort would be worth half a burger

 

[L0gic]

$12 for chicken tenders w/ a minuscule amount of fries at Mount Snow

 

[leprechaunsissy]

2.50 at Mt. hood including fries if you have a season pass.

 

[Mr.noodle]

With bacon $16 without its only $14

fuck gore

 

[JGWI]

$5, not to bad.

 

[JohnBolea]

At cannonsburg its 4.00 plain 4.25 with cheese or 4.75 for bacon and cheese

 

[japanada]

JHMR is between $8 and $14, the $14 one is local grass fed beef and its 1/3lb+ and comes with frys

 

[bakedpow]

8.75 about

 

[tommyk141]

all our chalet food comes from a gas station...

 

[BaileyB]

$5-$6 for burger only (cheese or hamburger) and like $12 for a combo with burger fries and pop i think

 

[elcornholio]

At my home mountain (Waterville Valley) burgers are like $8, but Killington has a burger that costs $16 and accompanied by a meal is almost $30.

 

[joelski]

i think its $13 or $14 at whistler, but if i get food i normally get the parogies which are still like $11

 

[Analdestroyer]

It is 27 dollars of a burger at mt snow

 

[BianKarrett]

haha, here in the midwest they are $2.50

 

[Toaster-Tony]

haha, here in the midwest they are $2.50

There's no way you ski at afton or spirit

 

[Dooberz]

At buena vista u can get like half a burger for 2;50

 

[McLS]

If you want it real cheap come to switzerland haha

dam I remember this place in switzerland, twas just some fast food on the slope type of deal and motherfucker the small plate of fries with 1 sausage (and that's it, pay for ketchup if you want any) was 22swiss francs thats like 28$ (back then, now it'd be around 23$ with the swiss francs changing).

Don't think i'll ever come close to that kinda price range again xD

 

[theabortionator]

I only buy the burgers in the restaurant a lot of places. This summer the burgers were 9-15 ish but they were dank and I got 50 off. Places I was the last two seasons they were 9 50 off was dank. Ate them a couple times a week.

They're about 15 here at Beaver creek, haven't gotten one yet though.

 

[JakeInnes]

7 bucks

 

[bieberhole69.]

$9. The way I look at it the 50% employee discount makes all the prices seem about fair

 

[PurpleWenis]

Yep, its rare I buy mountain food, usually I bring ramen which is .30 cents for the water which is BS but worth it.

they charge you for water? that sucks

 

[MomentaryMuon]

Not too bad about 4.75$, meh

 

[AT-AT]

A basic burger is 7.50 at Hunter. I don't even want to think about what it is if you add lettuce, tomato, onion, cheese or bacon.

 

[AT-AT]

A basic burger is 7.50 at Hunter. I don't even want to think about what it is if you add lettuce, tomato, onion, cheese or bacon.

 

[Crispy.]

Granite peak is $7.50 make that $8.25 if you want cheese.

 

[michiskier23]

first born son

 

[Young_patty]

all our chalet food comes from a gas station...

And those assholes still charge us 4.00 when you can buy one from a holiday gas station for 1.00

 

[Mingg]

$8 for the public but with my employee discount I can get one for only $7.25!!!

 

[kung_powpow]

epic burger for fucking $15 at vail resorts

 

[Mrworm10]

Too much.

Around 8 bucks + tax if you want the Bacon Cheeseburger (who doesn't) at Sunday River.

 

[The_Joker]

Whistler 20 for fries and bacon cheese burger

like 17ish for just burger

 

[McMilliam]

works out about $20 for a burger in verbier

 

[DASZ.mp4]

10 dollars for a burger and all the stuff at my resort is just like that-high price and low quality. that is until i discovered the breakfast menu last weekend. shit still cost like 8-10 dollars but it was worth it. Since there was like 5 ppl in line, they could put in a lot of time and effort on each order (higher quality ingredients) and my french toast was fucking prime. Quality definitely was good and even though it was expensive, it was worth it. I guess I'm just used to paying a lot but im cool with paying for higher prices, just dont serve me the same quality shit as an elementary school with free lunches. If you do, then charge $1.5 for some fries, not $6!!!!

guess im eating lunch at 945 though...

 

[GrahamGould]

$8.00

 

[robotdna]

I think around 5-7.50 depending on cheese and bacon for my hill

 

[.lencon]

I think about $5-$6 and they're real good. Can't complain about food prices at my resort. Cheap compared to others and you get a good amount of good food.

 

[rozboon]

A "Lifty" burger at Turoa's Snowflake Cafe is about $14 (NZD) and is one of the more epic burgers you will ever have.