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Website Slider Sponsorship SPONSORSHIPS & GROUP OPTIONS2020 Your OPPORTUNITY Just like you, Lakemont Park cares about this community. It is the dream and intention of the Lakemont Park Team to breathe life into this park by creating a space for families, friends, and strangers alike to come together and enjoy summer. Throughout this guide, you will find ways where businesses are able to be involved, as well as individuals. As a team, we can work together to make Blair County and Lakemont Park a summer destination for many years to come! Areas of Sponsorship Rentals & Groups Fireworks pg. 6 Basketball & Volleyball Court Rentals pg. 10 Concerts, Special Events, & Staging pg. 7 Batting Cage Rentals pg. 11 Basketball Courts pg. 8 Pavilion Rentals pg. 16 Volleyball Courts pg. 9 Birthday Parties pg. 17 Go-Kart Track pg. 12 Wristbands pg. 13 Naturescape Foundation pg. 14 EXPERIENCE Yard games pg. 15 Our History Lakemont Park Originally owned by the Baker family, Lakemont Park was opened in 1894 as a trolleypark. The park was filled with lush gardens and green space, it was a place for the community to come and enjoy a day together. In 1902, Leap-the-Dips roller coaster was built and has been operating ever since, making it the oldest wooden roller coaster in the world. Lakemont Park made several transitions throughout its years. From botanical gardens, to community pool, to amusement park, and more. Through the years, Lakemont has reinvented itself to meet the needs of Blair County and the surrounding areas. Our Future Lakemont Park strives to be a park for the community. While the park retains the history and tradition of its roots, it has under- gone changes to transform from amusement park to a recreation, attraction and special event park, with ample green space. Leap-the-Dips still stands and is operational, with the intention to bring in roller coaster fanatics from all over the world. We continue to make updates to the park, such as new batting cages, an activity pool, and miniature golf courses. The paddle boats and go-karts have been upgraded with new equipment to entertain our guests. With the ultimate intention to promote togetherness, Lakemont Park makes an effort to bring in events and local organizations to support causes and build community. For over 125 years, Lakemont Park continues to be a cornerstone in Blair County and will continue to be for many years to come! 3 LakeMonster Splash PoolPool Paddle Boats Restrooms Train 5B Group Picnic Changing Area 6B Lockers 4B Pavilions 6A 5A 4A C2 Trolley 3B Treehouse House 3A Take-Out 2B Treehouse Dippy’s 2A Treehouse Sweet & Salty Tin Lizzy Waterpark Ticket 1B Antique Autos Activity Pool Ticket Sales Leap the Dips 1A Sales Roller Coaster Duck & Fish Food Indoor Space Concert Green Lawn Stage Restrooms 9 The Casino Skyliner Restrooms 8B Playground Roller Coaster Lakeside Walking Paths 8A (2) Sand Café Volleyball Courts The Village Cornhole at Lakemont Park Ticket Pits Sales 7B 7A Motorway Motorway Park 10 Cool-Off Entrance (4) Keystone Falls Go-Karts Concert Basketball Mini-Golf Ticket Stage Sales Courts (4) 4x4 Mini Batting Monster Trucks Cages Ticket Sales Lil’ Leaper Kiddie Roller Coaster Green Lawn Rabbit Hole Mini-Golf Galactic Ice MAP KEY Attractions/Rides Food & Drinks Parking Garage Waterpark Restrooms Restrooms Park Entrance Recreation Event Buildings Mother’s Comfort Parking Lot Mother’s Comfort Station Ticket Sales Main Park Office Entrance 5 CONCERTS & SPECIAL EVENTS CONCERTS & SPECIAL EVENTS FIREWORKS DISPLAYS Lakemont Park is a special events venue. We want to bring big sound and fun for the whole community to the Park! Throughout the 2020 summer season, Lakemont Park will be hosting Battle of the Bands, July 4th To celebrate summer, Lakemont Park plans to hold its popular Fireworks & Concerts, Round the Mountain festival, a Ricky Lee Concert, Ruby Level Sponsorship & more! 4th of July firework display. This sponsorship package includes Includes Business Name/Logo near concert stages on the 4th of July live music during the day, and leading up to the show at the end Battle of the Bands - Memorial Day Weekend - 5/23 & 5/24 Business Name/Logo/Website Link on Lakemont Park of the night! There are two concert stages, which both have Focht Concert - 6/26 Website green lawn areas that will display sponsor signage and will Forth of July Concerts & Fireworks - 7/4 Business Name/Logo/Website Link on any advertising associated with the 4th of July Fireworks serve as viewing areas for the fireworks at the end of the day. Ricky Lee Concert - 9/7 10 Lakemont Park Unlimited Ride, Splash & Play passes Round the Mountain Festival - 9/12 & 9/13 per year - $199 Value Emerald Level Sponsorship Check out the full EVENT CALENDAR at www.lakemontparkfun.com Includes Ruby Level Sponsorship 25 Lakemont Park Unlimited Ride, Splash & Play passes Concert & Special Event Sponsorships per year - $499 Value A Reserved Picnic Table on the green lawn area to view the fireworks Do you have an interest to bring a music group or event to the park? Packages for Sponsorships are unique and are being customized to each event. Sapphire Level Sponsorship If you are interested in bringing a concert or special event to Lakemont Park, please contact Jeremy Courtney, General Manager, at the Park Office, Includes Ruby Level Sponsorship 814-949-7275 or [email protected]. WALKNEY & JIMMY MOWERY Ability to display/sell goods and/or services at Lakemont Summer 2019 Featured Performers Park on the 4th of July 100 Lakemont Park Unlimited Ride, Splash & Play passes per year - $1,995 Value A Reserved Picnic Table on the green lawn area to view the fireworks STAGING AREAS Half Pavilion Rental for any date of choice throughout the operating season Stage 1 Stage Sponsorship Diamond Level Sponsorship Business Name/Logo on front of concert stage. Includes Ruby Level Sponsorship Ability to display/sell goods and/or services at Lakemont Business Name/Logo/Website Link on Lakemont Park website Park on the 4th of July 150 Lakemont Park Unlimited Ride, Splash & Play passes Business Name/Logo/Website on any advertising associated per year - $2,992.50 Value with an event held on the concert stage or in the lawn area 2 Reserved Picnic Table on the green lawn area to view the fireworks Ability to display/sell goods and/or services at Lakemont Park Full Pavilion Rental for any date of choice throughout the during any events held on the concert stage or in the lawn area. operating season Stage 2 75 Lakemont Park Unlimited Ride, Splash, & Play Passes per Year - $1,496.25 Value 7 SPORTS & COURTS Four new basketball courts were constructed as part of Lakemont Park's renovation project. These courts are the home of the Central Blair Recreation Commission's Men's Summer Basketball League VOLLEYBALL COURTS (formally played at Mansion Park) from June through August each summer. Sponsorship exposure is huge, not only during these games, but throughout the Spring & Summer season, as these courts will also be used for other leagues, tournaments, lessons and camps, and will be open to all Lakemont Park guests when available. Your Logo Courts are available for rentals for teams, clinics, and lessons! Here Check with the Lakemont Park Office for more information. Your Logo Here BASKETBALL COURTS SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES Three Year Sponsorship Business Name/Logo/Website on scorer’s table SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES YOUR Five Year Sponsorship LOGO HERE Business Name/Logo/Website Link on new Lakemont Park Business Name & Logo on court surface at mid-court website Business Name/Logo/Website on Scoreboard Business Name/Logo/Website on any Business Name/Logo/Website on Scorer's Table advertising associated with the Blair Regional YMCA Volleyball League and other events held at the courts YOUR Business Name/Logo/Website on new -Lakemont Park website LOGO HERE Ability to display/sell goods and/or services at Lakemont Park Business Name/Logo/Website on any advertising associated with the CBRC during any Regional YMCA Volleyball League and other events Men's Summer Basketball League and any other basketball events held at the held at the courts Two new volleyball courts have been constructed as part of Lakemont Park’s courts renovation project. These courts are the home of the YMCA Summer Volleyball Ability to display/sell goods and/or services at Lakemont Park during any CBRC Business Name on a sign on the hillside that is visable from golf League. Sponsorship exposure will be huge, not only during the games, but Men's Summer Basketball League games or other basketball events held at the courses and playground courts throughout the summer season, as these courts will also be used for addition- 100 Lakemont Park Unlimited Ride, Splash, & Play Passes per Year - $1,995.00 25 Lakemont Park Unlimited Ride, Splash, & Play Passes per al leagues, tournaments, lessons and camps, and will be open to all Year - $498.75 Value Value Lakemont Park guests when available. 9 SPORTS & COURTS BATTING CAGES & RENTALS BATTING CAGE RENTALS & PRICES $25 FOR 60 MINUTES SWING FOR THE FENCE $15 FOR 30 MINUTES Warm up your swing for the season, or get some extra practice in $2 FOR 20 PITCHES this summer at the Lakemont Park batting cages! Batting cages for both Baseball and Softball with baseball pitch speeds of 40, 50, 60, & 70 and fast & slow softball pitches! Specials available for TEAM RENTALS Contact the Park Office for more information or sending an email to [email protected] BASKETBALL & VOLLEYBALL RENTALS Want to practice with the team? SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES Interested in hosting sports
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