What's new for the 2009-2010 season
Coupon Book Worth $1000
We know everyone is looking for a good deal this season, and that's why we've made the benefits of lodging with Snowshoe even greater. With any Snowshoe lodging purchase this winter, guests will receive a coupon book worth over $1000. From shopping and dining discounts to great savings on our exciting adventure activities, the coupon book with be like a passport to fun! And Snowshoe Lodging Packages are always a great deal, saving guests up to 40% off retail price. Plus, when you package your lodging, lift ticket, rentals, lessons and adventure activities, you save time on the mountain, which mean more time to enjoy our amazing mountaintop world.
New Rental Fleet
New for the 2009-2010 season, Snowshoe is offering the state-of-the-art Head BYS rental system. Head's innovative equipment speeds up the fitting process to get you on the snow quicker, and once you're there; the shaped skies will accelerate your on-snow progression. Forget old, worn out rental equipment, Snowshoe offers top-of-the-line gear at great rates. Plus, all children's (12 and under) rental packages now include a helmet, as Snowshoe is committed to safety, particularly in the sport's next generation. Snowshoe's rental offerings also provide convenience, with four slopeside rental locations and the ability to pre-book rentals online or over the phone. This means less time standing in line and more time enjoying the snow!
$9.99 Dining Options
We understand how expensive a mountain getaway can be, and this season Snowshoe is making sure all of our guests can enjoy our resort amenities without busting their budgets. This season all of our Snowshoe-owned restaurants will be offering a $9.99 dining option at every meal. Whether you're grabbing breakfast at the food court, enjoying lunch slopeside or soaking up the mountaintop atmosphere with dinner in the Village, you'll be able to enjoy a complete meal for just $9.99.
Station Teaching
Our on-snow experience for beginner skiers and riders will be improved with a new lesson format. Some group lessons will now be taught with the station teaching method. This allows individuals to progress at their own speeds, at a more affordable price than a private lesson. Our certified instructors will be situated in progressive stations within our teaching area. Each station will teach a new skill; from standing up on the snow to proper stance and posture, making and linking turns and finally loading and unloading on a lift. Students will be able to spend as much, or as little, time as they need at an individual station. In traditional group lessons, often a student will excel at a speed greater than the rest of their group, sometimes leaving them frustrated and bored. Or, a student will struggle with a particular element of the sport, again, leading to frustration and possibly embarrassment. Now, students will receive the one-on-one attention from instructors, with specifically focused mini-lessons. Our station teaching area will aided by a new surface lift, bringing Snowshoe's total lift count to 15 across our Basin, Silver Creek and Western Territory Areas.
Safety Commitment
This year, Snowshoe and all Intrawest resorts have a renewed commitment to ensuring that our mountains safer than ever. Beginning this season, Snowshoe will include a helmet rental in all youth (12 and under) rental packages. As in previous years, helmet rentals for all ages will be available at all Snowshoe rental locations, and our rental and retail outlets will also have a variety of helmets available for purchase. Also beginning this season, all youth lesson participants, age 12 and under, will be required to wear a helmet during Snowshoe lessons (both private and group lessons). All of Snowshoe's instructors teaching these lessons will also be required to wear helmets. Similarly, all
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