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Good. :3

Pft, some inside source you are. xD

Then you know nothing.

It'll be open, provided rain doesn't close it.

The drop and jump trails? I wasn't aware Blue had real drop and jump trails. Sure, some trails had jumps and drops on them, but they were hardly the only features there. Take a closer look at the trails you ride, there's still thousands of things to have a great time on.

They had no choice. You go ahead and try to win a battle that's leaned against you. Good lawyers that can talk a jury into thinking Blue made a course made to break kids can do this.

Of course they had waivers, but lawyers, being the scum suckers they are, will find every damn loophole they can, and exploit to win their case.

Agreed. These comments are absurd. The people at Blue are going to read this and think "Well, it doesn't seem like they give a damn about our own risks involved with this, nor with the work put into the hill. Lets just close down."

Would that be better? Having Blue closed because everyone whines about how much it sucks? How about giving some good critical advice, instead of whining about not getting to hit the extremely few jumps and drops Blue had in the first place.

Why? They took out the jumps and drops. They didn't remove EVERYTHING. As far as I've heard, they're still building obstacles for the runs, just with a focus on tech, not burly. I personally think that's a good idea regardless of any other reasons, as I favor tech and natural trails. As far as I see, they take more skill to ride down.

Sadly enough, Blue makes a lot more money in winter than Summer. I agree that Blue should also drop it's prices by a lot. They never will, though. They realize that if you want to go DHing in Ontario, you HAVE to go there. As long as they don't have any real competition, why would they drop prices?

No, halfway between that would be 34...

Uhm, no, people have died on bikes there. They made that quite obvious.

Yeah. Really dull, not dangerous at all. Hundreds of people dying there a year? Pft.