Why Seaon Pass Waiver's?

[shredster]

Why do you need a waiver for a pass but you can just go buy a lift ticket?

[Chief Marketing Officer]

Good question.  Both lawyers and the insurance companies would like to see a release signed anytime anything is bought (ticket, pass, etc), but they realized that the process would be so cumbersome it would affect business, so we only collect them for season passes and rely on the usage waiver on the back of every ticket to indemnify the rest.

[shredster]

Good question.  Both the lawyers and the insurance companies would like to see a release signed when buying a ticket as well, but they realized that that process would be so cumbersome it would affect business, so we only collect them for season passes and rely on the usage waiver that is on the back of every ticket.

yes but i passes were the same it would be no different. If people can not file a lawsuit on tickets with ease than by the same goes with passes. I just find it silly

[Chief Marketing Officer]

You are correct.  It is silly.  But remember, people can file a lawsuit at any time for any reason.  They don't have to have a good reason, or even be in the right.  The liability release just gives us that much extra protection.

[shredster]

yeah for sure i gotcha. it was just on my mind