Short/long---big/small

[4ss4ssin]

whats better shorter parks(blue) which means more runs or longer parks(whistler) means less runs?

 

[Billiards.]

who cares as long as there is somethin to have fun on.

 

[eheath]

usualy if its long u still blaze through it. Its liek a 3 mins dif

 

[strato144]

big parks

 

[Matty.]

Long parks with lots of flow. I don't understand how it could get any better.

 

[a-line]

Big parks are better in my opinion.

 

[duhamelski]

longer. more skiing less lift time. plus usually longer parks have a high speed lift

 

[A_W]

I would rather have a short park and hop right back on the lift and do it again than Blackcombs "long" park (aka 5 features per run) and then an equally long goober infested ride down to the chair.

 

[grubix2]

we have a short park, like 2-3 features depending on your line, but a nice rope tow that gets you back up top in a flash.

 

[Anathema]

yeah, if i could hit 10 sick tables in a row, i'd pretty much be in heaven.

 

[Freestyla_01]

At blackcomb you can either take the catskinner chair which takes soooo long and you're totally out of it by the time you get to the top, or you can ski down to solar coaster which makes you pretty tired.

 

[mark311]

i would prefer a long park with lots of lines any day. ride the whole thing when you just want to rip and then hike different stuff when you want to learn something new or just session.

 

[actchill]

same, i get like 50 runs per day

 

[D-40]

tow ropes do have a lot of advantages. its almost like you never really stop skiing because you are back up so quickly.

 

[ItsPhil]

bigger parks with more variety

 

[gopher_guts]

You can better drink from a small well with soft water than from the salty sea. or something

 

[President]

i ride small park ( avila )but ive tryied whistler and big parks are deffinatly more fun

 

[pag]

big park for sure why would you like to hit 2-3 features when you could hit 10?

 

[sneather]

word big parks are way better then short small ones they have way more variety

 

[Antoine.]

who give a shit