The ongoing strike by the Park City ski patrol, now in its second week, has significantly impacted operations at Park City Mountain Resort, causing long lines and limiting terrain to just 23% of its capacity. The strike has drawn attention from various ski patrol unions, including support from Aspen, as workers demand better wages and improved working conditions. Vail Resorts, the parent company of Park City Mountain, is facing backlash over its handling of the situation, with reports of safety concerns linked to staff reassignments. The strike has angered affluent guests who have invested heavily in ski vacations, only to experience significant disruptions, leading to frustration and dissatisfaction. As negotiations continue in mediation, both skiers and local businesses hope for a swift resolution to restore normal operations during a busy holiday season.