• Public comment opens for the proposed East Ridge expansion at Sunlight, which would occupy both public and private land.
• Frank DeBerry, head of Crystal Mountain, provides context on the decision to limit weekend ticket sales.
• Tourist attractions in China shut down due to coronavirus, including the iconic Ngong Ping 360 gondola.
• At Sugarbush, Inverness will run in place of the Green Mountain Express some days as a result of a lightning strike and prolonged diesel operations.
• In New Zealand, volcanic mud flow risk may require towers to be reinforced on the new Whakapapa gondola.
• The City of Oakland says an A’s stadium gondola is far from a done deal.
• Baldy Mountain Resort closes Sugarlump for days following alleged sabotage by a former employee.  It reopened yesterday.
• The State of Maine approves financing for the sale of Saddleback.
• A judge okays the sale of Hermitage Club assets, including its six pack.  Two more bidders emerge, including a group of former members.  If Boyne wins the lift, it would be relocated to a New England mountain.
• Homewood acknowledges multiple mechanical issues will prevent operation of its longest and tallest lift for the remainder of the season.
• Ikon Pass crowding concerns make the New York Times.
• Gondola transit in Pittsburgh?
• Promoters of a Staten Island gondola seek public support.
• In Steamboat, leaders talk about challenges facing the industry.
• A skier dies after colliding with lift-related infrastructure at Snow Summit.
• Valemount Glacier Resort is still a possibility.
• Forbes profiles recent developments in fast-growing Big Sky.
• Win Smith explains why Sugarbush doesn’t need any new lifts, what Les Otten got right and more.
• Towers and terminals are rising in Puerto Vallarta, where a five station gondola will service a new theme park.