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SCHUSS LEXINGTON SKI & SPORTS CLUB November, 2018 THE GREAT SCHUSS LEXINGTON SKI & SPORTS CLUB November, 2018 LSSC Meeting November 6, 2018 At Roosters 124 Marketplace Dr., Lexington (Off Man of War, just west of Nicholasville Rd.) PROGRAM: Perfect North Slopes Social Hour Starting at 6:00 p.m. Meeting Starting at 7:00 p.m. Members and non-members are always welcome! 2018 – 2019 PROGRAMS 2018 Programs November 6 PERFECT NORTH SLOPES Presented by: Megan Holthaus, Co-Manager of the Ski School Come learn about what is new at Perfect North for the 2018 – 2019 season!! Updates will also be provided on our Winter Park, Snowshoe, Aspen/Snowmass, Lake Tahoe, and Italy (Val di Fassa and Amalfi Coast) trips. Sign-up for a trip at the meeting or in advance at the website: www.lexskisports.org December 4, 2018 Holiday Party at Pivot Brewing We will draw for the winner of the Sweepstakes for two 3-Day lift tickets to SkiBig3!! (See In the News section). Entries accepted until time of drawing. Members and non-members are always welcome! Social See Local Activities for the November Social Event save the date!! December 4, 2018 Holiday party Pivot Brewing 1400 Delaware Ave Lexington, Kentucky 40505 Local Activities West 6th Run & Walk Club 501 West Sixth Street DATE: Tuesday - November 13, 2018 TIME: 5:45 p.m. Join fellow sports enthusiasts for a walk/run. Meet outside in front of the main door pictured above at 5:45. This is a very popular event attended by numerous individuals and groups. Those arriving a few minutes early will be treated to a free soft serve pretzel. Don't forget to top it with their special banana pepper mustard. Hang around after the walk for food and drinks. Smithtown Seafood is located inside the West 6th Brewing building. WATCH FOR UPCOMING ANNOUNCEMENTS ABOUT LOCAL ACTIVITES ON: LSSC WEBSITE www.lexskisports.org FACEBOOK www.facebook.com/LexSkiSports MEETUP https://www.meetup.com/Lexington-Ski-and-Snowboard-Meetup/ NEWS from the executive vice president Limited space still exists for our 2018-2019 trips.* Don’t delay! The trips and dates are as follows. WESTERN SKI TRIPS WINTER PARK, CO December 27- January 1 Trip Leader – Roman Puchovsky Winter Park – REDUCED TRIP COST (see new pricing in the attached trip flyer)!!! We increased our trip capacity from 12 to 14 which, if sold, will lower the lodging cost for everyone on the trip. Airfare has been reduced. Four-day lift tickets are now available for $369, a reduction of $181 from the $550 used to calculate the trip flyer cost. Only 3 spots remain. Email Roman Puchovsky at [email protected] or call him on 1-859-455-6274. ASPEN/SNOWMASS, CO January 26 – February 2 Trip Leader – Terry Carrico Aspen/Snowmass – OPTIONAL EXCURSION ADDED. Have you ever flown in a hot air balloon? If yes, have you ever flown in a hot air balloon over the mountains of Aspen/Snowmass? It’s time to mark this one off your bucket list. We previously increased our trip capacity from 16 to 28. Trip costs are correct in the attached trip flyer. Only 3 spots remain. Email Terry Carrico at [email protected] or call/text him at 1-859-527-9924. SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, CA/NV February 23 – March 2 Trip Leaders – Keith Hubbard and Elena Todd Lake Tahoe - REDUCED TRIP COST (see new pricing in the attached trip flyer)!!! Airfare has been reduced. We increased our trip capacity from 16 to 20. Our condos are located at Heavenly Ski Resort but your lift ticket covers skiing at Kirkwood and Northstar resorts as well. Breakfast at the hotel and lunch on the mountain are included. Only 2 spots remain. Email Keith Hubbard at [email protected] or call/text him at 1-859-576-6229, or email Ellie Todd at [email protected] or call/text her at 1-818-480-2779. International trip VAL DI FASSA, ITALY March 8 – 17 (Ski and Tour) Trip Leader – Janet Jones Val di Fassa – This all-inclusive trip has it all from a 4-star hotel, great food, and some of the best skiing in Europe. See the attached trip flyer for a detailed explanation of everything this trip has to offer. Limited space is available but it on a first come, first serve basis. Other OVSC clubs have the ability to pull from our spots, so jump on this opportunity before it disappears. Email Janet Jones at jgjones@uky@edu or call/text her at 1-859-420-5016. AMALFI COAST, ITALY March 17 – 24 (Tour Only) Amalfi Coast – What a wonderful way to wind down after your Val di Fassa trip. Or, you can participate in this trip as a stand-alone trip. Limited space is available but as note above, other OVSC clubs have the ability to pull from our spots, so jump on this opportunity while it is still available. Local SKI TRIPs SNOWSHOE, WV January 18-21 Trip Leader – Tom O’Donnell Snowshoe - MKL Weekend – Make the most of your 3-day holiday weekend by joining us for best skiing in West Virginia. Ski-in/Ski-out lodging. Space is still available but registration ends Dec 1st. Email Tom O’Donnell at [email protected] or call/text him at 1-425-443-4725. SNOWSHOE, WV February 10-13 Trip Leader – Tom O’Donnell Snowshoe – Sun to Wed – Beat the crowds and join us for a very economical 3-day ski trip. Ski-in/Ski-out lodging. Space is still available. Email Tom O’Donnell at [email protected] or call/text him at 1-425-443-4725. Note: For all of overnight our trips, there is a possibility we can get 1 or more additional condos if we sell out, but there are no guarantees. See attached trip fliers or the LSSC web page (www.lexskisports.org ) for more information on the trips. PERFECT NORTH, LAWRENCEBURG, IN TBD Trip Leader – Tom O’Donnell 2018 Winter Park Trip LSSC Trip to Winter park, Colorado December 27, 2018 – January 1, 2019 (Thursday – Tuesday) Trip Cost: $1904 via check; $1963 via PayPal Limited to: 12 People Closest big mountain to Denver (about 45 minutes) 3081 acres of skiable terrain / 166 Trails 25 chairlifts servicing 6 peaks Base @ 9000 feet / Summit @ 12,060 feet Lodging – 5 nights at the Beaver Village Condominiums Features: A sauna, indoor pool and 3 hot tubs 6 minutes from downtown Winter Park 5 minutes from Winter Park Ski Resort Free shuttle to / from ski lifts Free Wifi California Wine delivered to Beaver Village Trip Includes: RT airfare from Cincinnati to Denver 5 nights lodging at Beaver Village Condominiums Adult 5 day lift ticket to Winter Park All current air and lodging taxes Flight details 27DEC18 SW 6840 CVG/DEN 10:20AM 2:30PM 01JAN19 SW 1571 DEN/CVG 12:35PM 5:20PM Contact: Roman Puchovsky [email protected] Payment: Via Check Via PayPal August $100 $100 September $650 $670 October $650 $670 November $504 $523 Total Cost $1904 $1963 Land Only: $1334 No Lift Tickets: $1354 Land only & No Lift Tickets: $754 No Flight, Shuttle or Lift Tickets: $669 Single Supplement: $497 ──── Jan 26, 2019 to Feb 2, 2019 ──── Ground Package B $1,357 ASPEN/ Per person, double occupancy SNOWMASS ──── Visiting Aspen Snowmass is akin to enjoying four separate ski SKI AREAS vacations. Snowmass, Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk combined offer 5,303 total acres of skiable terrain, eight terrain parks and 336 trails served by 46 lifts. Snowmass, Aspen PAYMENT SCHEDULE Mountain, Cash - Check PayPal - Cr Card Aspen August $100 $100 Highlands, and September $325 $335 October $325 $335 Buttermilk November $325 $335 December $282 $291 ──── OVSC-Sponsored trip includes: 7 nights lodging Note: Our original package included 16 slots with air 5-day lift ticket pass which sold-out at our season kickoff meeting. We are Welcome reception now offering a ground only package. Several air options Apres-ski event are available to purchase on your own. Information on Farewell party some of these options will be provided at our club meetings or upon request. ──── ──── You Have Room for Another One Here! Options Single Supplement – Add $765 No Lift Ticket – Subtract $370 (reduction to remove a 5-day lift ticket for ages 18-64) Other Lift Ticket Options/Adjustments Age Range 7-17 18-64 65+ No Lift Ticket (1) $0 $0 $0 3 of 10 Day Lift Ticket $180 $278 $180 4 of 10 Day Lift Ticket $222 $278 $222 5 of 10 Day Lift Ticket $277 $370 (2) $277 6 of 10 Day Lift Ticket $333 $465 $333 (1) IKON pass holders do not require a lift ticket (2) Included in the Ground Package Lodging Information Lodging at Tamarack or Top of Village Condominiums – 2BR/2BA (short walk to lifts) Miscellaneous Information We are staying at Snowmass and will use shuttle buses to access Aspen Highlands, Aspen Mountain, and Buttermilk. Trail maps with detailed mountain information will be available at our club meetings. Sign-up at https://www.lexskisports.org/trips or at one of our club meetings. For inquiries, please email Terry L Carrico at [email protected], or call/text 1-859-527-9924. SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, CA ──── Feb 23, 2019 to Mar 2, 2019 ──── $1,494 Per person, double occupancy LAKE TAHOE ──── Enjoy 6 days, 7 nights at gorgeous Lake Tahoe! SKI AREAS Lodging will be at Forest Suites Resort at Heavenly Village. Four-person suites typically consist of 1-king BR and 1 BR of 2-single beds. Shopping, Heavenly dining, Heavenly Village, Heavenly Gondola, Van Sickle Bi-State Park, and Heavenly Village Cinema are all within a short walking distance.
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