Guests

• Fixed guests boarding a lift that only serves runs above their level and then white-knuckling down the steepest thing on the mountain. If a lift can't reach anything a guest is ready for, they'll wait at the bottom instead of riding up into trouble.

• A skier zipping past a junction in the middle of a trail no longer gets mistaken for heading the wrong way, so a good run doesn't get flagged.

Guest alerts

• Skill-level warnings say what they mean now. A run that's over guests' heads reads "N guests find [Trail] harder than they expected," and a short-on-easy-runs crowd reads "N guests want more beginner runs connected to the [Hub] hub."

• Guests stuck by a lift that only reaches terrain too hard for them now ask for the beginner or intermediate runs they need, instead of milling around.