Skiing's soul is ill defined and lost in translation
- Massive lift lines and expensive parking at ski areas indicate growing issues in the skiing community, as noted by multiple industry experts.
- Loryn Roberson states that skiing's soul is a ritual, a lifestyle, and a shared experience that bonds skiers and riders together.
- Murray Wais believes that private equity firms are affecting skiing's soul negatively by focusing on revenue rather than a genuine experience.
- Grand Gunderson criticized industry practices like paid parking and marketing tactics that detract from skiing's authenticity.
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