• The Pandora’s high speed quad is a go for next summer on Aspen Mountain.
• Construction of a T-Bar on Golden Peak should begin even sooner at Vail.
• Prying doors open and jumping out of a gondola at Steamboat is not a good idea.
• Nor is bailing from a chairlift at Crested Butte.
• The owner of closed Timberline Resort writes an op-ed about the situation.
• Remember the avalanche that took out a six pack tower in New Zealand last winter?  The lift is back together again.
• One of the last remaining Yan detachable lifts, out of service for much of this season, will be torn down this summer.
• Vail CEO Rob Katz says his company will continue to invest in infrastructure such as lifts and steer customers towards season pass products.
• The names for Schweitzer’s upcoming new lifts are Cedar Park Express and Colburn.
• Deer Valley-turned-Alterra executive Bob Wheaton discusses the benefits of being part of a conglomerate.
• Winter Park’s C.A. Lane explains Alterra’s capital allocation is based on resort wish lists.
• Hogadon considers putting $250,000 toward the purchase of a quad chairlift.
• Fernie announces the Timber Bowl Express will close this summer for a bunch of upgrades.
• Sugarloaf uses the backup to the backup on a busy Saturday at Skyline.
• The Austrian resort whose 1980s bubble detachable is apparently destined for Mission Ridge is building two D-Line Omega V 10/bubble 8 combination lifts worth $35 million.
• The first D-Line half station is coming to Sölden.
• There could be another gondola in Banff.
• The BreckConnect won’t spin for much of Breckenridge’s extended winter season out of concern for wildlife.
• A full complement of cabins is spotted on a second Disney Skyliner line.
• The owner of 49 Degrees North says he plans to build a detachable summit lift within three years.
• A Balsams update.
• Mountain Capital Partners will modify the Nordic Valley expansion proposal to address Forest Service concerns.