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rschap
Feb 29, 2012, 5:04 AM
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gmggg wrote: dagibbs wrote: pdx_climber wrote: Wait, what? What kind of gym charges separately for bouldering versus roped climbing? Aside from the gear rental fees, of course. I don't know about seperately -- but what I've often seen is one price for climbing (including bouldering) and a lower price for bouldering only. Ah, perhaps I misunderstood his question. I interpreted him to be taking exception to the scenario you described. I have never seen anyone charging for roped climbing and not including bouldering.
Both the gym I used to work at in California and the gym I own in Colorado do that. The way I look at is, why should the person bouldering only pay for the wear and tear on the ropes plus the extra setting. it takes twice as much work to set a roped route as opposed to a boulder problem. I see it as cutting them a break for using less.
Edit to add:We call them "All Access" and "Boulder only" passes.
(This post was edited by rschap on Feb 29, 2012, 5:06 AM)
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