The Frozen Ocean is doing it somewhat nearby between a couple finger lakes in Cayuga County.
They have outdoor concerts too.
They have outdoor concerts too.
Yes, similar, but limited.The Frozen Ocean is doing it somewhat nearby between a couple finger lakes in Cayuga County.
They have outdoor concerts too.
I was thinking about this. What they do have is no accountability, meaning if they have a massive loss in any one year they get bailed out. That doesn't happen when a ski area is privately owned, they suck it up or go broke.Lets not pretend that ORDA has gold plated the ski areas
There is accountability, it is just that the ORDA money losers are mostly the other venues. Maybe these other venues should be run by the Federal government since they actually serve so few people, but are important for national teams.I was thinking about this. What they do have is no accountability, meaning if they have a massive loss in any one year they get bailed out. That doesn't happen when a ski area is privately owned, they suck it up or go broke.
Too big to fail? I'm guessing that's the leverage that drives any independent ski area bonkers.NYS cannot let the 3 ski areas/assets fail.
I agree. For that matter, why draw the line at one small and two medium/big ski areas? If we want to support the sport, why not have the state buy and reopen half a dozen or so defunct feeder hills plus Bobcat, Hickory etc… It makes as much sense as the Belle gondola.Too big to fail? I'm guessing that's the leverage that drives any independent ski area bonkers.
It sure is hot todaycomplaining about the NYS areas is like complaining about heat from the sun
As we all know, many of our private areas have closed and many more will. Sure the government is wasteful when running a business. If it means there are three strong areas that have staying power then I’m all in. $150 million? Who cares? How much more money does the individual taxpayer pay in taxes to have them? 1$? 5$? $10? It’s still probably less than the price of a sandwich at one of their ski lodges.Too big to fail?
I'd rather see a level playing field and lower taxes, even if it is only 5 bucks. It's my 5 bucks.As we all know, many of our private areas have closed and many more will. Sure the government is wasteful when running a business. If it means there are three strong areas that have staying power then I’m all in. $150 million? Who cares? How much more money does the individual taxpayer pay in taxes to have them? 1$? 5$? $10? It’s still probably less then the price of a sandwich at one of their ski lodges.