Vail Mountain Offers Skiers and Riders More Than 1,000 Acres for Thanksgiving
November 21 2006 - 7:58PM
PR Newswire (US)
VAIL, Colo., Nov. 21 /PRNewswire/ -- Thanksgiving skiers and
snowboarders can thank Mother Nature for allowing Vail Mountain to
pass the 1,000 acre mark and open additional lifts and terrain this
week in time for the holiday weekend. The recent generous early
season storms, combined with steady work by operations crews, offer
a great variety of skiing and riding options for holiday guests.
Beginning Nov. 22 the resort will offer 1,038 acres with 72 runs
accessed by 13 lifts and on Friday, Nov. 24 the resort will grow to
1,146 acres, 83 trails and 17 lifts, providing some of the nation's
best skiing and snowboarding conditions. (Photo:
http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20061121/LATU094 ) In keeping
with post-Thanksgiving shopping tradition, take advantage of great
lodging and lift ticket packages at Vail this winter. In addition
to high energy events such as Vail snow Daze Dec. 4-17 and the
Honda Session Jan. 11-14, "door buster" vacation deals await
holiday shoppers. Winter Wonderland Values: Whether you've been
naughty or nice, Santa says plan now and escape to Vail for winter
wonderland values Jan. 4- Feb. 6, 2007. In addition to deep snow,
take advantage of deep discounts with five nights of lodging and
five days of skiing for as low as $587 per person in a two-bedroom
condo, quad occupancy. (Save up to $162 per person). Hotel rooms
for five nights plus five days of skiing start as low as $1,106 per
person Jan. 2-18, 2007, based upon double adult occupancy. Move
over N'Awlans. Head to Vail for the biggest Mardi Gras celebration
in the mountains, sure to be irresistibly fun, vibrant sarcastic
and sassy! Book five nights of lodging and five days of skiing
during Mardi Gras starting from $773 per person in a two-bedroom
condo based upon quad occupancy Feb. 13-24, 2007. Double adult
occupancy hotel rooms start at $976 per person during this time.
Visit vail.com for details. Additional restrictions may apply. For
more information on planning a trip to Vail visit
http://www.vail.com/ or call 800-404-3535.
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http://photoarchive.ap.org/ DATASOURCE: Vail Resorts CONTACT:
Media, Jen Brown of Vail Resorts, +1-970-479-3001, Web site:
http://www.vail.com/
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