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2955 Professional Place, Suite 301, Colorado Springs, CO 80904 USA (719) 686-1000 / FAX (719) 686-1001 www.aft.com, [email protected] AFT Seminars – Colorado Springs, CO For questions or assistance, please call us at 719-686-1000 or 800-589-4943. Location: Applied Flow Technology Kissing Camels Office Park 2955 Professional Place, Suite 301 Colorado Springs, CO 80904 Times: 8AM - 5PM - buffet lunch served Activities: Colorado Springs is located at the base of Pikes Peak along the front range of the Rocky Mountains. It boasts numerous attractions and landmarks such as: • Pikes Peak – 14,110 ft elevation and the inspiration for the song “America the Beautiful” • Garden of the Gods – beautiful rock formations and nature trails • Cave of the Winds – guided cavern tours • Manitou Cliff Dwellings – Anasazi ruins • Old Colorado City Historic District – shopping and dining For skiers attending a winter seminar, Colorado Springs is located about 2 hours drive from two of Colorado’s major ski resorts. If you’d like some advice about the local attractions, skiing, hiking, mountain biking or other activities, just give us a call. AFT Seminars – Colorado Lodging Information There are many accommodation possibilities available in Colorado Springs. The suggestions offered below are within 5 miles of the AFT office. They include a broad range of prices and amenities. Preferred Lodging: The following hotels offer a discounted rate for AFT Seminar attendees. You only need to tell them that you are with Applied Flow Technology to get the rate. Marriott Towne Place Suites (2.8 mi; 4.5 km) 4760 Centennial Blvd Colorado Springs, Colorado 80919 USA Website I (719) 594-4447 *Free shuttle available to and from AFT offices, but this must be arranged prior to your arrival. Colorado Springs Marriott (4.5 mi; 7.2 km) 5580 Tech Center Dr Colorado Springs, Colorado 80919 USA Website I (719) 260-1800 *Free shuttle available to and from AFT offices, but this must be arranged prior to your arrival. Hyatt Summerfield Suites (4.8 mi; 7.7 km) 5805 Delmonico Dr Colorado Springs, CO 80919 Website I (719) 268-9990 Tiered rate structure based on number of nights Comfort Inn Manitou Springs (3.1 mi; 5.0 km) 45 Manitou Ave Manitou Springs, CO 80829 USA Website I (719) 685-5455 10% Discounted Rate Additional Lodging (no discount): Days Inn Manitou Springs (3.2 mi; 5.1 km) Hyatt Place Colorado Springs (3.1 mi; 5.0 km) 120 Manitou Ave 503 Garden Of The Gods Rd Manitou Springs, CO 80829 USA Colorado Springs, CO 80907 USA Website I (719) 685-1312 Website | (719) 265-9385 La Quinta Inn Garden of the Gods (3.1 mi; 5.0 km) Quality Inn (2.8 mi; 4.5 km) 4385 Sinton Rd 555 W Garden of Gods Rd Colorado Springs, CO, USA Colorado Springs, CO 80907 USA Website I (719) 528-5060 Website I (800) 828-4347 Antlers (4.6 mi; 7.4 km) Clarion (4.6 mi; 7.4 km) 4 S Cascade Ave 314 W Bijou St Colorado Springs, CO 80903 USA Colorado Springs, CO 80905 USA Website | (719) 955-5600 Website | (719) 471-8680 AFT Seminars – Colorado Directions from Colorado Springs Airport to AFT Office: Exit airport and head north on Milton E Proby Pkwy (3.6 mi; 5.8 km) Stay left and continue onto S Academy Blvd (2.6 mi; 4.2 km) Merge onto I-25 N via the ramp to Colorado Springs (8.7 mi; 14km) Proceed north on I-25 to exit 145 – Fillmore St (.3 mi; .5km) Turn left and proceed west on Fillmore (1.2 mi; 1.9 km) Turn right onto Professional Pl (223 ft; 68 m) Note: Professional Pl is located on the right, just before Coronado High School. It is between Centennial Blvd (King Sooper’s shopping center) and Mesa Rd. If you get to the high school or Mesa Rd, you have gone too far. Turn right to stay on Professional Pl (354 ft; 108 m) Travel time is approximately 30 minutes. AFT Seminars – Colorado Directions from Denver International Airport to AFT Office: Exit airport and follow signs to E-470 (6 mi; 9.6 km) (toll road – tolls approximately $10) Proceed on E-470 to I-25 south (27.7 mi; 44.3 km) Proceed south on I-25 to Colorado Springs to exit 145 – Fillmore St (50 mi; 80 km) Turn right and proceed west on Fillmore (1.1 mi; 1.8 km) Turn right onto Professional Pl (223 ft; 68 m) Note: Professional Pl is located on the right, just before Coronado High School. It is between Centennial Blvd (King Sooper’s shopping center) and Mesa Rd. If you get to the high school or Mesa Rd, you have gone too far. Turn right to stay on Professional Pl (354 ft; 108 m) Travel time is approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. .
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