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Park City

Place · Ski & snowboard gear · 15 mentions · 2 subreddits · discussed in r/skiing, r/snowboarding

Reddit take

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Pros

  • I was at Park City this week from Monday until today, and these lines really only formed at base areas in the morning. Generally I was never waiting more than a few minutes, and often times not at all.
  • I'm at Park City and skied today. Didn't see anything that bad but, being our first day on the slopes with a family of 4, we didn't strap in until 10:30. That must have been at opening. 10 minutes was my longest wait of the day.
  • Last weekend at park city, flat light and freezing out but fun short clip before it got busy.
  • Park City and Breck both do free refills so I suspect free refills is more of a norm
  • They were so stoked to ski park city. I chatted with them for a bit and they've never skied out west, they planned for a few years to come out and were excited about the snow.

Cons

  • At Park City, that would mean $63 dollars. They’d have to sell two and a half cheeseburgers to make up for that.
  • Just look at Park City last year, and Telluride this year. Employees have the power to demand better wages and build healthier communities.
  • Park city has 14/348 trails open… Christmas crowd going to be severely disappointed.
  • 50 degrees in Park City today. We might get a few inches of snow this week, but then it's back to the mid 40s. PCMR has ONE primary run open. They cant even make snow; it's too warm.
  • I'm never coming back here. Every place for lunch was over packed. Couldn't get a fucking meal. Even at 2pm. They were literally running out of food items. My teenage kid was bonked out. Then, (2pm) at a major pinch point in the mountain...

Sentiment

5 positive (33%) · 0 mixed (0%) · 10 negative (67%)

Trust + time weighted score: -40% · raw score -33%

What redditors said (10 of 15)

At Park City, that would mean $63 dollars. They’d have to sell two and a half cheeseburgers to make up for that.
negative · u/s****w · r/skiing · comment · Jan 2, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Just look at Park City last year, and Telluride this year. Employees have the power to demand better wages and build healthier communities.
negative · u/n****e · r/snowboarding · Dec 25, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Park city has 14/348 trails open… Christmas crowd going to be severely disappointed.
negative · u/H****5 · r/skiing · comment · Dec 22, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
50 degrees in Park City today. We might get a few inches of snow this week, but then it's back to the mid 40s. PCMR has ONE primary run open. They cant even make snow; it's too warm.
negative · u/c****3 · r/skiing · comment · Dec 16, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
I was at Park City this week from Monday until today, and these lines really only formed at base areas in the morning. Generally I was never waiting more than a few minutes, and often times not at all.
positive · u/t****e · r/skiing · comment · Feb 22, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
I'm at Park City and skied today. Didn't see anything that bad but, being our first day on the slopes with a family of 4, we didn't strap in until 10:30. That must have been at opening. 10 minutes was my longest wait of the day.
positive · u/C****y · r/skiing · comment · Feb 22, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
I'm never coming back here. Every place for lunch was over packed. Couldn't get a fucking meal. Even at 2pm. They were literally running out of food items. My teenage kid was bonked out. Then, (2pm) at a major pinch point in the mountain (tombstone) they decided to shut down the tombstone lift and now we are watching this fucking lift line with like 2k people, and 200yd lift lines. Total bullshit.
negative · u/3***m · r/skiing · Feb 22, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Just looked at Park City, $800+ for a 3 day paa
negative · u/M****s · r/skiing · comment · Feb 12, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Last weekend at park city, flat light and freezing out but fun short clip before it got busy.
positive · u/k****g · r/snowboarding · Jan 22, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
For what Park City charges for lift tickets and Food and Bev they can absolutely afford to pay these patrollers a fair wage.
negative · u/U****6 · r/skiing · comment · Jan 6, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗

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