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2018/19 Steamboat Press Kit 2018/19 Steamboat Press Kit TABLE OF CONTENTS What’s new this winter at Steamboat ............................................................... Pages 2-3 New ownership, additional nonstop flights, mountain coaster, gondola upgrades Expanded winter air program ........................................................................... Pages 4-5 Fly nonstop into Steamboat from 15 major U.S. airports. New this year: Boston, Fort Lauderdale, and Long Beach, California. Winter Olympic tradition ................................................................................ Pages 6-11 Steamboat has produced 96 winter Olympians, more than any other town in North America. Champagne Powder® snow ............................................................................ Pages 12-14 Family programs ............................................................................................. Pages 15-17 Mountain facts and statistics ......................................................................... Pages 18-21 History of Steamboat ...................................................................................... Pages 22-30 Events calendar .............................................................................................. Pages 31-34 Cowboy Downhill ............................................................................................ Pages 35-36 Night skiing and snowboarding ..................................................................... Pages 37-38 On-mountain dining and Steamboat’s top restaurants ............................... Pages 39-46 Mountain tours and activities ........................................................................ Pages 47-48 Deals, packages and reservations .................................................................. Pages 49-50 SnowSports School and Kids’ Vacation Center ........................................... Pages 51-55 Rental and demo programs and on-mountain shops ................................... Pages 56-58 Off the slopes ................................................................................................... Pages 59-60 STARS adaptive programs ............................................................................ Pages 61-64 Terrain parks .................................................................................................. Pages 65-68 Uphill access and safety programs ................................................................ Pages 69-73 Arts and culture .............................................................................................. Pages 74-76 Steamboat locals.............................................................................................. Pages 77-81 Steamboat Grand hotel .................................................................................. Pages 82-83 Meetings, conventions and events at the Steamboat Grand ........................ Pages 84-85 On-mountain technology, media services and social media ........................ Pages 86-88 Management team .......................................................................................... Pages 89-94 Story ideas ..................................................................................................... Pages 95-103 MEDIA CONTACTS: Loryn Kasten, 970-871-5456 [email protected] Maren Franciosi, 970-871-5452 [email protected] #SteamboatResort New Restaurants, Retail Shops and Trail Signs Highlight Changes Ahead for 2018/19 Winter Season STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO-WINTER 2018/19—Major changes are abound at Steamboat Ski Resort for the upcoming winter season, with construction projects beginning in early summer to provide new restaurants, retail shops, trail signs, a new location for STARS and more. In addition to on-the-ground changes, Steamboat’s air program added three new nonstop flight markets partnering with JetBlue. “This is the first summer and winter we’re seeing Alterra’s investment come to life at Steamboat Ski Resort, and the changes are stunning,” said Rob Perlman, president and chief operating officer of Steamboat Ski & Resort Corporation. “Guests will most certainly notice the addition of Timber & Torch in the heart of Gondola Square, but they’ll be surprised to see so many other transformations on and off the mountain. We’re excited to share our upgrades.” FOOD & BEVERAGE Timber & Torch: The base area restaurant and bar experience will be transformed with the complete overhaul of the Bear River into Timber & Torch. The centerpiece restaurant for Gondola Square will feature expanded indoor seating for 290, a new outdoor heated patio, two indoor/outdoor bars, an exterior fireplace and a new outdoor grill. Terrace seating is increased as the Umbrella Bar is removed to provide more space for guests soaking in the sun. Timber & Torch, named for the resort’s legendary trees and Olympian heritage, will feature gastropub inspired food, including an open-face steak sandwich, the T&T Rachel, hand-cut fries, drunken mussels in locally brewed beer, flatbreads and charcuterie boards. In addition to an extensive craft beer lineup, Timber & Torch’s bars will serve signature craft cocktails. Timber & Torch will be open for breakfast, lunch and dinner starting winter 2018/19. Taco Beast: Taking the food truck to new levels, Steamboat announces the Taco Beast, an on-mountain snowcat redefining “slopeside” dining. The Taco Beast will serve four types of trail tacos, the resort’s take on street tacos, esquites (Mexican street corn on the cob) and Mexican-style beer. Guests can find out more information about the Taco Beast including expected locations, dates and times of operations and how to track the Taco Beast online at Steamboat.com/TacoBeast (information coming in winter 2018). Umbrella Bar & BBQ: The popular Umbrella Bar moves from the base area to Rendezvous Lodge, providing additional indoor/outdoor bar service to guests in the Sunshine Peak area of the mountain. The Umbrella Bar will be open daily from 11 am to 3 pm serving drinks and quick bites throughout the winter season. FLIGHTS New JetBlue nonstop flights: Steamboat is proud to partner with JetBlue Airlines to offer three new nonstop flights from Boston Logan International (BOS), Ft. Lauderdale- Hollywood International (FLL), and Long Beach (LGB). The Boston and Long Beach flights will operate twice a week, and Ft. Lauderdale will operate once a week from Dec. 15 through March 30 on an A320 aircraft capable of accommodating 150 passengers. In addition to serving skiers and snowboarders in these three markets, JetBlue offers convenient connections from additional destinations across the country. Arrive Depart New markets Depart Arrive Frequency HDN HDN Boston (BOS) 9:14am 12:16pm 1:11pm 7:17pm Saturday, Wednesday Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood (FLL) 7:31am 10:27am 11:22am 5:20pm Saturday Long Beach (LGB) 11:14am 2:15pm 3pm 4:14pm Saturday, Wednesday 15 nonstop flight markets: Steamboat’s air program continues to be one of the most robust in the Rocky Mountains with 10 new nonstop markets in the past seven years. With 15 total nonstop markets flying to Ski Town, U.S.A.®, Steamboat is one of the most accessible ski resort destinations in the Rocky Mountains. ON- MOUNTAIN PROJECTS TRAIL SIGNS: In an effort to make it easier for guests to navigate the mountain, resort crews undertook the massive job of replacing and relocating all on-mountain signage during the 2018 summer. Guests will notice easier to read signs, more effective sign placement and route finding, and new sign locations spread across the resort’s 2,965 acres. All signs were produced in-house by the resort’s sign shop and took 107 days of production and labor to finalize the project. Crews cut 60,000 pounds of wood, used 5800 screws, 170 gallons of stain, 15 cases of Gatorade and received 7 stiches to produce the 327 sign bases and 228 new trail signs. True to Steamboat’s western roots, the job required additional horsepower, and horses were used to haul the signs to some remote locations. EIS APPROVAL: The resort moves one step closer to major on-mountain improvements with the approval of the Environmental Impact Statement specific to Pioneer Ridge and Bashor projects by the US Forest Service in the fall of 2018. This approval sets the foundation for the resort to move forward with planning and funding from Alterra Mountain Company. The two projects are a part of the resort’s approved Master Development Plan but are not yet approved for construction. LOYALTY PROGRAMS Ski Your Pass Off: Bragging rights are part of the skiing and snowboarding experience and Steamboat aims to reward its most loyal powderhounds with the Ski Your Pass Off loyalty program. Tested during the 2017-18 winter season, and welcomed with great fanfare, Ski Your Pass Off rewards guests for the number of days they hit the mountain. As little as 10 days earns skiers and riders a sticker for posterity and $10 towards any Steamboat Ski & Resort Corporation restaurant. From there, guests receive rewards at 20, 40, 60, 80 and 100 days, including stickers touting their additional days and $20 at each benchmark. Guest who ski all 144 days of the season receive additional recognition and rewards at an end of season celebration. There is also an early season “Ski Your Pass Off” incentive; guests who ski or ride 10 days prior to Dec. 31, 2018 will receive a complimentary First Tracks ticket for use anytime during the winter season. RETAIL Steamboat Mercantile: Located in the heart of Gondola Square across from Gondola Joe’s, the
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