Brett T.
I almost lost my son at Bear Mountain
I almost lost my son at Bear Mountain. He had to be life flighted down the mountain in a helicopter for emergency surgery. He fell on a jump that should have never been open with the condition of the snow being almost to the dirt and ice. The amount of people let in for two runs was out of control as well. On his first day of the year, this happens and I asked Icon to push his pass till next year. Of course they came back with the excuse that I should have bought the extra insurance so there is nothing they can do. I was not asking for a refund just to push the pass. Since they are sold out they could just sell another pass in 5 seconds and let my son go next year after he heals the next 9 months. I understand the policy, however if they want to hide behind those claims then what about making sure the mountains are safe? What about only selling enough passes so that the mountain is safe to ski? I'm disgusted by the response I got after years of dropping thousands of dollars on their passes. I did the math, 4 passes over the next 20 years is a $70,000 loss they will know have since I will never buy them again...not that they care, they are printing money and have put profits above all else.



