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Silent - Trips & Sports Silent - Trips & Sports 5000. Alderbrook Resort and Spa Getaway Enjoy a one-night stay in a luxurious Courtyard View Room at the beautiful Alderbrook Resort & Spa on the scenic shores of Hood Canal. Take a 20-minute drive over to Hoodsport and treat yourself to five varietals of Hoodsport Washington wines. You'll also enjoy premium chocolates including raspberry wine truffles, sea salt caramels, dark chocolate espresso beans, and dark chocolate covered cherries. These are handmade chocolates and hand-dipped chocolate truffles. This promises to be a deliciously relaxing time away from the city! Restrictions: Private Wine and Chocolate Tasting for Two expires December 2019. One-night stay in a Luxurious Courtyard View Room expires July 12, 2020. Based on availability. Valid Sunday through Friday. Not valid on holidays or holiday weekends. $325 THANK YOU: Alderbrook Resort & Spa, Hoodsport Winery, Inc. 5001. Seattle Storm tickets Enjoy two tickets to a Seattle Storm game. Date options include: Sunday, August 18 at 4:00 p.m., Seattle Storm vs. Minnesota Lynx; Sunday, August 25 at 4:00 p.m., Seattle Storm vs. Indiana Fever; Tuesday, August 27 at 7:00 p.m., Seattle Storm vs. Connecticut Sun; Sunday, September 1 at 4:00 p.m., Seattle Storm vs. Atlanta Dream. All games at Alaska Airlines Arena at University of Washington. Also includes Sue Bird and Jewell Loyd 2018 bobble heads and 2018 championship team poster. Restrictions: Tickets can only be redeemed in the upper level section. Winner can email Andrew Chin at [email protected] to redeem by July 31. $100 THANK YOU: Lorna Chin Woodland Park Zoo 5002. Private Tennis Lesson Looking to begin playing tennis, and want to learn the correct techniques right from the start? Maybe you need to add or improve one stroke to move up the ladder? Perhaps your game is stale, and you are in need of a kick start to enable you to finally beat people who have no business beating you? Or do you just want a better workout, or more enjoyment from the game again? Enjoy this 1-hour tennis lesson for 1-4 people. Work on stroke mechanics, strategies, tactics and more. •Learn from an experienced, patient, USPTR certified instructor •Improve your strokes, footwork, strategy, fitness •Beginning, intermediate, and advanced players •Adults and children •Over two decades of experience teaching in Seattle and Europe •Ranked junior and adult player in Florida and Pacific Northwest •Played #1 singles and doubles on NCAA Division 1 team •6 seasons of experience on club teams and in tournaments in Germany Restrictions: Venue to be mutually agreed upon in a City of Seattle public park. Open to other locations to which bidder has access. Includes instruction and balls. Bidder is responsible for rackets and any other personal equipment. $100 THANK YOU: Russ Childers 5003. Whale Watching Gift Certificate for Two See whales in the wild with Puget Sound Express! This extraordinary 4.5 hour trip features a menagerie of whales, porpoises, dolphins, seals, sea lions, otters, shorebirds and many other species of marine life—something different every trip! Enjoy spacious, comfortable indoor seating and large windows, restrooms, outside viewing decks and a great cafe. Don't miss this unique experience! Restrictions: Due to strict departure times, late arrivals are subject to cancellation with no refund/reschedule. Expires July 12, 2020. $300 THANK YOU: Puget Sound Express 5004. Two Standard and Two Junior Memberships For a tennis lover! You'll receive two Standard and two Junior Memberships. Good for one year from time of activation. Restrictions: Expires one year after activation. $300 THANK YOU: Tennis Center Sand Point Woodland Park Zoo 5005. VIP Riding Tour of The Living Desert for Six Enjoy a private VIP riding tour of The Living Desert in Palm Desert, California! Your two-hour safari will include a private guide, giraffe and lorikeet feedings, and carousel and camel rides. Restrictions: Tour is for up to six individuals (at least one adult must be included) and is approximately two hours in length. Tour date and time are subject to availability; this has no cash value and the certificate is not redeemable for any other experience. Please bring certificate with you on the date of your tour. At least two weeks notice is required. Certain holidays are restricted. Expires July 12, 2020. $365 THANK YOU: The Living Desert 5006. Row For a Day Gift Certificates for Four Row for a Day is a three-hour introductory course for participants in grades 8-12 to learn to row. You and three friends will learn the basic stroke on the rowing machine, learn important rowing language and get a chance to row on the water! Restrictions: Valid only for Sammamish Rowing Association's Row for a Day Program on August 11, 2019 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. $220 THANK YOU: Sammamish Rowing Association 5007. Washington Huskies vs. Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Tickets Watch the Huskies take on the Rainbow Warriors on September 14! Your two seats in the Don James Center provide you with the best views and food Husky Stadium has to offer! Restrictions: Valid only for the September 14, 2019 game. $1,050 THANK YOU: Linda and Tom Allen 5008. Seattle Mariners vs. Toronto Blue Jays Premier Tickets There are many ways to experience Mariners baseball, but you can't beat watching a game from comfortable padded seats that are right on top of the action. With Premier Seats you will be just a few feet from the field, close enough to smell the fresh-cut grass and hear the chatter from the dugout. You'll watch the Mariners take on the Blue Jays on August 24, 2019. VIP parking pass included. Restrictions: Valid only for August 24, 2019 game. $300 THANK YOU: Brady Robb Woodland Park Zoo 5009. Five Private Pilates Sessions Have you been wanting to learn pilates or enhance your skills? You'll receive five one-on-one private pilates sessions with an expert instructor. Learn how to access and engage your deep stabilizing muscles to support posture, recover from injury or excel in your sport! Pilates is good for every body. Restrictions: Limit one gift card per client. Can only be redeemed for listed item. Services are non-transferable. Please refer to their website for studio policies: www.pilateson10th.com. $330 THANK YOU: Pilates on 10th 5010. Seven-night Stay at a Waterfront Condo in Maui The islands are calling! You and three friends will have a two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo in Maalaea right on the water for a week of island relaxation. Maalaea is a peaceful village situated on a scenic harbor and a three-mile beach. Restrictions: Mutually agreeable date. Expires July 12, 2020. $4,000 THANK YOU: Lou and Dawn Shields 5011. Village Green Yoga 5-Class Pass Gift Certificate Issaquah's Village Green Yoga offers over 40 classes per week, so you're sure to find a class that fits your schedule and goals! Yoga and movement are not about perfection, but about working on your relationship with yourself and with your body. This five-class pass will enhance or start your yoga practice. Namaste! Restrictions: Expires July 12, 2020. $90 THANK YOU: Village Green Yoga 5012. Village Green Yoga 5-Class Pass Gift Certificate Issaquah's Village Green Yoga offers over 40 classes per week, so you're sure to find a class that fits your schedule and goals! Yoga and movement are not about perfection, but about working on your relationship with yourself and with your body. This five-class pass will enhance or start your yoga practice. Namaste! Restrictions: Expires July 12, 2020. $90 THANK YOU: Village Green Yoga Woodland Park Zoo 5013. Gig Harbor Gondola Ride for Four Enjoy a 90-minute gondola boat ride for up to four people at Gig Harbor Marina & Boatyard. Celebrate life on the water with the only Venetian gondola operation in the Pacific Northwest, as gondolier John Synco serenades you through the harbor. Children under 5 ride free. This event is perfect for romance, celebrations, anniversaries, weddings, engagements or just because! Restrictions: $155 THANK YOU: Theresa Hebert & Larry Crozier 5014. Gig Harbor Gondola Ride for Two Enjoy a 90-minute gondola boat ride for two people at Gig Harbor Marina & Boatyard. Celebrate life on the water with the only Venetian gondola operation in the Pacific Northwest, as gondolier John Synco serenades you through the harbor. Children under 5 ride free. This event is perfect for romance, celebrations, anniversaries, weddings, engagements, or just because! Restrictions: $115 THANK YOU: Theresa Hebert & Larry Crozier 5015. Gig Harbor Gondola Ride for Two Enjoy a 90-minute gondola boat ride for two people at Gig Harbor Marina & Boatyard. Celebrate life on the water with the only Venetian gondola operation in the Pacific Northwest, as gondolier John Synco serenades you through the harbor. Children under 5 ride free. This event is perfect for romance, celebrations, anniversaries, weddings, engagements, or just because! Restrictions: $115 THANK YOU: Theresa Hebert & Larry Crozier 5016. Washington State University vs. Oregon State Watch as the Washington State Cougars take on the Oregon State Beavers on November 23, 2019! Restrictions: Only valid for the November 23, 2019 game. $80 THANK YOU: Washington State University Athletics Woodland Park Zoo 5017. VIP All-Inclusive Topgolf Experience for 15 Gather for a unique experience of virtual sports, dining and beverages at the first-ever Topgolf Lounge in Kirkland! You will have exclusive access to a private VIP hitting suite to compete with your group over delicious dishes, drinks and desserts. Once you’ve perfected your game, head outdoors to your reserved space on the rooftop terrace and take in the beautiful views of Washington! Your group will enjoy an $800 food and beverage credit to enhance your evening.
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