Lol, even if you pay $400 for a day pass, $100 for lift fees, $200 for rentals, it's still cheaper to ski in Utah

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Jan 6, 2025
10:33:11am

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I feel this guy's pain.

maYbe

Jan 6, 10:28am

Narrator: No it is not.

Baron

Jan 6, 10:29am

If you are traveling from out of state it absolutely is.

rad dawg

Jan 6, 10:59am

I am from out of state. Direct flights to and ignoring the lost time due to jet lag, it is cheaper to go to Utah.

Baron

Jan 6, 11:04am

The flight is more expensive for me too. Now calculate comparable lodging.

rad dawg

Jan 6, 11:15am

Also important to keep in mind this is comparing Snowbird to Zermatt.

rad dawg

Jan 6, 11:18am

Lol, even if you pay $400 for a day pass, $100 for lift fees, $200 for rentals, it's still cheaper to ski in Utah

RSL

Jan 6, 10:33am

Not remotely true, but I sure hope the out of staters thinks so and quit

neboutefan

Jan 6, 11:08am

My comparison of Brighton and Davos from Washington DC.

goldengoose

Jan 6, 11:09am

add lodging. Switzerland wins.

reagan21

Jan 6, 1:04pm

Those flights are not non-stop and add an extra day on both ends for Switzerland.

Baron

Jan 6, 1:08pm

I pretty easily found the round trip flights at the prices he stated.

rad dawg

Jan 6, 2:52pm

Sorry I meant non-stop. Fixed. I can't find any nonstop flights close to that. And then if you add legs and travel time.

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