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Moonlight or bridger bowl?

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neverbummer
Posts: 196 - Karma: 107
which pass should I get and why? thanks.
Aug 14 2013 7:11PM
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EMPdeere
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I'm debating too. Moonlight passes gives you discounts for others like bridger . Moonlight is cheaper but is further drive from Bozeman.
Aug 15 2013 5:10PM
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Bozite
Posts: 981 - Karma: 561
Big sky just bought out moonlight. They are now just one resort. So you could have more siing there for a very high price or ski at bridged bowl. both are good just better park at big sky and both have sick terrain.
Aug 16 2013 12:48PM
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Mt_Baker_Man
Posts: 2012 - Karma: 105
I really doubt anything will change for this season. I paid $300 for my moonlight pass in the spring though, so if its now a pass for moonlight, big sky, and Spanish peaks I am pretty stoked!
Aug 18 2013 11:31AM
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Bozite
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if it is you pretty much just won the lottery
Aug 18 2013 2:12PM
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Mt_Baker_Man
Posts: 2012 - Karma: 105
you don't even know! I will probably be working at the YC this winter, so if my moonlight basin pass works at Big Sky too, they can buy me a Bridger pass instead of Big Sky, so I will be able to ski everything!
Aug 18 2013 10:55PM
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Daph
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TRAITOR
Aug 20 2013 10:08PM
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Mt_Baker_Man
Posts: 2012 - Karma: 105
Working at Big Sky was the worst instructor experience I have ever had, and I have had quite a few.

Plus, I couldn't afford a BS pass this year, so if I get a free one while not being miserable, that is all fine with me!
Aug 21 2013 9:22AM
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Daph
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ok, I will admit that the ski school program there blows.
Aug 21 2013 12:08PM
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king.tubby
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moonlight fo sho. WAY sweeter than bridger.
Sep 9 2013 11:36AM
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Austin.ski
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who has a better park big sky or moonlight
Sep 11 2013 8:45PM
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roddy116
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its all the same thing now.
Sep 12 2013 9:53AM
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Mt_Baker_Man
Posts: 2012 - Karma: 105
not yet it's not. I don't think much will change this year.
Sep 12 2013 4:54PM
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Daph
Posts: 5978 - Karma: 5,007
ugh would people stop fucking saying this. its gonna take at least a year or two for them to become fully integrated, several of the mtn functions will still be separate, they'll just both be getting boyne paychecks. moonlight might even get to keep the name moonlight. there are still so many unanswered questions as to how this whole merger is gonna work out, i've talked to a bunch of the higher ups and they still don't even know.
Sep 12 2013 11:39PM
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Insomniac
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They're saying that if you already have a pass to either mountain they will remain good for just that mountain. I think they plan to now offer their "biggest skiing" pass for hopefully a little less. From the looks of all the advertising they are still just selling separate passes to separate mountains, like derfer implied. But day passes will only be sold for the whole entire mountain.

Let's just hope the north summit goes back to mandatory probe beacon and shovel so we can keep Gaper Tom the fuck out.
Oct 6 2013 12:07AM
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jimmyJAMBO
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Oct 6 2013 12:13PM
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jimmyJAMBO
Posts: 39 - Karma: 5
Hey they are together this year, straight of the FB press....


It’s True. One mountain, undivided with Liberty and Headwaters for all.

Drum roll please; starting October 7th, Season Pass upgrades to all 5750 acres as low as $199 for BSR passholders. Moonlight Passholders can upgrade for as low as $549. Those who already purchased both passes get taken care of too. Check out our website for the full details on passes and upgrades.
Oct 6 2013 12:20PM
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Daph
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yes, BUT for those who don't want to upgrade they will still be skiing just the mountain that they paid for.
Oct 6 2013 12:52PM
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jimmyJAMBO
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You Derfernertely right about that
Oct 6 2013 1:38PM
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lol
Oct 6 2013 5:33PM
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jimmyJAMBO
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as low as $549 LOL


Oct 6 2013 8:55PM
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IanAvery-Leaf
Posts: 9926 - Karma: 9,344
yeah I'm bummed about that but $869 for both is quite a bit less than the biggest skiing in america pass
Oct 6 2013 11:38PM
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