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To Learn, More to Love MORE TO LEARN, MORE TO LOVE Aspen/Snowmass has four amazing mountains with a wide range of terrain to explore. Our School philosophy is to grow the Mind, Body and Spirit and we know that better skiers and riders have more fun on the slopes. We will work through getting you to your next personal level, guide you to the best terrain and keep you centered in the moment so you can achieve your goals. Our 1,200 Pros train every year so that we continue to be on top of the most contemporary ski & snowboard techniques. We will find the best Pro to match your needs and we have programs to suit every age and ability. Come spend time with us to experience all there is to learn and love about Aspen/Snowmass. See you on the slopes, Katie Ertl Managing Director, Ski & Snowboard Schools of Aspen/Snowmass [email protected] 970-923-0588 TIPS FROM THE TOP BOOK YOUR LESSONS: GROUP LESSON MEETING TIME: Plan to MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR VACATION: • If you would like to make reservations SUBJECT TO CHANGE: Program availability, arrive at your lesson meeting area ready Taking care of yourself will make your for a private lesson, pre-purchase prices and lesson formats are subject to go 15 minutes prior to start time. Allow time on the slopes much more enjoyable! School products and lift tickets or to change. at least an extra hour if you are renting There are a few things to remember that reserve rental equipment, please call HELMET POLICY: Ski & Snowboard Schools equipment. If time allows, pick up your will help enhance your experience in and our Advance Sales & Reservations office of Aspen/Snowmass recommend that all rentals the evening before your lesson. on the mountains: at 1-877-282-7736 or 970-923-1227. participants wear a helmet. Helmets are Parents with children should plan on • Drink plenty of water a few days before Visit www.aspensnowmass.com to required for all children ages 17 & under arriving early the first day of the lesson, you arrive and remember to continue to purchase online. participating in lessons and for all ages or the afternoon before, to fill out drink water while you are here. • Reservations are strongly recommended during lessons in the terrain park or halfpipe. required paperwork. • Apply a strong UVA/UVB sunscreen to for all private lessons and are required for CANCELLATION POLICY: Lessons with GUARANTEE: We are so confident you protect the skin from high altitude rays. childcare and group lessons for children reservations must be cancelled at least will find your time with our talented Pros Remember to re-apply throughout ages 2 to 4. 48 hours in advance of reservation date. worthwhile that every program offered by the day even on cloudy days. • For detailed information and reservation Reservations cancelled within the 48 hour the Ski & Snowboard Schools is 100% • Make sure the family eats a good changes on Private Lessons, please time allowance will be charged the full guaranteed in two ways. First, all lessons breakfast before hitting the slopes. A contact our Private Lesson Specialists at lesson window rate. purchased but not used may be used at a well-fed body has the energy to stay warm each mountain (after November 1). LATE ARRIVALS: We may not be able to later date or fully refunded. Second, if you and enjoy a full day on the snow. are not completely satisfied, we will enroll Snowmass: 970-923-8716 accommodate late arrivals for • Layering your clothing can help keep you in a new lesson. Aspen Mountain: 970-925-1227 group lessons. you warm on a brisk day, or if you get too Aspen Highlands: 970-544-3020 hot, it allows you to shed one layer to Buttermilk: 970-920-0788 stay comfortable. PRIVATE LESSONS Create your perfect day. We have over 1,200 Pros across four mountains dedicated to giving you the most amazing experience possible. No matter your age or ability level, we can custom-tailor the appropriate instruction for you, whether you’ve never set foot on snow before or if you are an expert and just want a couple of pointers. Private Lessons can have up to five participants, so you can form your own fun group. Why should I take a Private Lesson? • Personalized coaching, teaching and guiding to fit your needs and expectations all while improving your skiing, snowboarding and/or telemark skills • Priority lift access • Full day private lessons provide flexible meeting times and locations • Request the Pro of your choice – skiing, snowboarding, telemark, park & pipe, freestyle and racing Why are we the best? Pros who teach with the Ski & Snowboard Schools of Aspen/Snowmass are the best in the world. The School’s training department provides over 30,000 hours of training each season so our Pros are on top of the most contemporary ski & snowboard techniques and teaching methods. All lessons are fully refundable. We are so confident you will find your time with To reserve your Private Lesson please contact our Advanced Sales team at our talented Pros worthwhile that every lesson is guaranteed. If you are not 877-282-7736 or 970-923-1227. completely satisfied, we will enroll you in a new lesson at no charge. If you would like to speak directly to our Private Lesson staff you may call the Full Day Private Lessons following direct lines during our winter season: Full Day Private Lessons are available every day at all four mountains and allow Snowmass: 970-923-8716 six hours with your Pro. Start and end times have some flexibility between Aspen Mountain: 970-925-1227 9 am and 4 pm. Aspen Highlands: 970-544-3020 Full Day: $680 Buttermilk: 970-920-0788 5 Full Day Book: $3,200 ($640/day) Reservations are strongly recommended for all Private Lessons as our Pros are Half Day Private Lessons often booked in advance. Reservations must be canceled at least 48 hours in Half Day Private Lessons are available each day at all four mountains from advance of the reservation date. Reservations canceled within the 48 hour time 9 am to noon and 12:30 to 3:30 pm. allowance will be charged the full lesson window rate. Half Day: $510 Meeting locations are by special arrangement or at the Private Lesson Desk 5 Half Day Book: $2,325 ($465/day) in the Ticket Offices at the base of Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk. Snowmass Private Lesson guests meet in the Snowmass Base First Time Skiers/Snowboarders – First time skiers & snowboarders Village Plaza by the Private Lesson banner. may purchase a discounted beginner area lift ticket & rental package for their first day of Private Lessons! Ages 7 to 12, $49; Ages 13 and up, $64. PRIVATE LESSONS PRIVATE LESSONS Diamond Session Buttermilk Deluxe What’s a Diamond Session? January 10 - February 2, 2013 Weems Westfeldt, author of “Brilliant Skiing, Every Day”, has assembled a Join our team at Buttermilk for a special Private Lesson package while we team of Pros specially trained in the Sports Diamond™–each one with the prepare for and host the X GAMES ASPEN! Don’t miss out on experiencing character, brilliant attitude, skills and vast experience to help you achieve the Buttermilk West which hosts some of our best beginner and intermediate skiing/riding you deserve. Through the use of the Sports Diamond™ you’ll terrain while Tiehack provides exceptional terrain for learning to master the learn how to take charge of your own development so you can always become steeps, bumps and powder. “unstuck”, to collaborate with the Pro in designing your own lessons, and to AND you have the advantage of watching the X Game athletes train and “self-coach” when you’re on your own. The Sports Diamond™ is a completely compete while you perfect your skills with one of our talented Pros. transferable model. In other words, you can use what you learn in your lesson Private Lessons must take place at Buttermilk and may have up to 5 of your to become a better golfer, cyclist, musician, etc. In the hands of our magical friends or family in the lesson. (For children 4 & under we request the Private Diamond Session Pros, your skiing/riding, as well as your understanding and be one on one with the Pro). your FQ (fun quotient), will improve more than you’ve ever imagined. • Buttermilk Deluxe Private Lesson Package: $349 • Full Day Diamond Session: $745 • Includes: Free lift ticket and basic equipment rental package for one • 5 Full Day Diamond Session Book: $3,525 ($705/day) guest only for the day of the lesson. Also includes coupons for Buttermilk restaurants and D&E. (Coupons expire February 2, 2013). Family Private Lessons The family that vacations together, stays together. But you will have more fun with a Pro! Create your perfect family day! Share the mountain and reserve a Pro for up to 5 family members. Your Pro will work with family members individually or as a small group, based on needs, skill and ability levels while creating lasting memories. Buttermilk and Snowmass are great choices for skiers & riders of all ages and ability levels. Aspen Mountain and Highlands are best for families with children 6 and older and all skiers/riders must be at an intermediate to expert ability level. • Full Day Family Private: $680 for a single day • 5 Full Day Family Private Book: $3,200($640/day) To reserve your Diamond Session, Family Private Lesson or Buttermilk Deluxe please contact our Advance Sales team at 877-282-7737 or 970-923-1227.
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