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COPPER MOUNTAIN, WINTER PARK AND STEAMBOAT SERVE IT UP HOT WITH THE POW POW PLATTER FOR ONLY $99
Copper Mountain, Steamboat Springs and Winter Park, CO-December 15, 2008-Imagine an infusion of distinct individual flavors while sampling three of the best resorts in North America with one pass as Copper Mountain, Steamboat and Winter Park Resort serve up a tasty new dish, The Pow Pow Platter, just in time for the upcoming holiday season.
“This season more than ever, people are looking for great values and the Colorado Intrawest resorts have stepped up in an unbelievable way with the new Pow Pow Platter,” said Rob Perlman, vice president-sales & marketing for Steamboat Ski & Resort Corporation. “Rather than the wonton, the egg roll and the spare rib, we are offering skiers and riders one unrestricted day each at Steamboat, Winter Park and Copper Mountain for only $99. With more than a foot of powder this past weekend and more expected this week, hungry skiers and riders should order quickly before the Pow Pow Platters get 86’d from the menu as quantities are limited.”
The Pow Pow Platter is an ideal holiday gift, stocking stuffer or perfect way to usher in the New Year offering great value for skiing and riding at three of Colorado’s favorite resorts. The Pow Pow Platter provides one day at Copper Mountain, Steamboat and Winter Park for only $99, with no blackout dates. The Platter, a photo id pass, is unrestricted and days do not have to be used consecutively. One ticket is valid for one day at each resort. Simply put, $33 a day for three incredible resorts.
“Powderhounds have the opportunity of a lifetime to experience three of the best mountain resorts in Colorado,” added Jesse True, vice president-sales & marketing for Copper Mountain and Winter Park Resorts. “With this limited time offer, skiers and riders from across the Rocky Mountain region can spend the season exploring the real Colorado winter experience that is Copper, Steamboat and Winter Park.”
Skiers and Riders who dine on the Pow Pow Platter will enjoy Mary Jane’s world-renowned moguls and Winter Park’s extraordinary alpine bowl and back country Cirque; Copper’s Free Tucker Cat Skiing, free parking and Naturally Divided Terrain; and Steamboat’s western hospitality, famous trees and legendary Champagne Powder™ snow. Pow Pow Platter connoisseurs have access to a combined total of 432 trails, 8,493 acres and over 9,300 vertical feet of terrain at Copper Mountain, Winter Park and Steamboat.
With almost a foot of new snow at Copper, Winter Park and Steamboat in the last 48 hours, all three resorts are enjoying mid-winter conditions.
Pow Pow Platters are on sale now and will continue to be available while supplies last or until January 31st, whichever comes first. Platters may only be purchased online at www.PowPowPlatter.com or by calling toll-free 866-763-5958. Platters must be purchased 48-hours in advance and may be redeemed at any resort.
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“This season more than ever, people are looking for great values and the Colorado Intrawest resorts have stepped up in an unbelievable way with the new Pow Pow Platter,” said Rob Perlman, vice president-sales & marketing for Steamboat Ski & Resort Corporation. “Rather than the wonton, the egg roll and the spare rib, we are offering skiers and riders one unrestricted day each at Steamboat, Winter Park and Copper Mountain for only $99. With more than a foot of powder this past weekend and more expected this week, hungry skiers and riders should order quickly before the Pow Pow Platters get 86’d from the menu as quantities are limited.”
The Pow Pow Platter is an ideal holiday gift, stocking stuffer or perfect way to usher in the New Year offering great value for skiing and riding at three of Colorado’s favorite resorts. The Pow Pow Platter provides one day at Copper Mountain, Steamboat and Winter Park for only $99, with no blackout dates. The Platter, a photo id pass, is unrestricted and days do not have to be used consecutively. One ticket is valid for one day at each resort. Simply put, $33 a day for three incredible resorts.
“Powderhounds have the opportunity of a lifetime to experience three of the best mountain resorts in Colorado,” added Jesse True, vice president-sales & marketing for Copper Mountain and Winter Park Resorts. “With this limited time offer, skiers and riders from across the Rocky Mountain region can spend the season exploring the real Colorado winter experience that is Copper, Steamboat and Winter Park.”
Skiers and Riders who dine on the Pow Pow Platter will enjoy Mary Jane’s world-renowned moguls and Winter Park’s extraordinary alpine bowl and back country Cirque; Copper’s Free Tucker Cat Skiing, free parking and Naturally Divided Terrain; and Steamboat’s western hospitality, famous trees and legendary Champagne Powder™ snow. Pow Pow Platter connoisseurs have access to a combined total of 432 trails, 8,493 acres and over 9,300 vertical feet of terrain at Copper Mountain, Winter Park and Steamboat.
With almost a foot of new snow at Copper, Winter Park and Steamboat in the last 48 hours, all three resorts are enjoying mid-winter conditions.
Pow Pow Platters are on sale now and will continue to be available while supplies last or until January 31st, whichever comes first. Platters may only be purchased online at www.PowPowPlatter.com or by calling toll-free 866-763-5958. Platters must be purchased 48-hours in advance and may be redeemed at any resort.
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i think we are going to the Sheraton for the Christmas buffet. Others have suggested the Ore House, Cafe Diva alos. Yes book ahead of time. thats what i will be doing next week.
Usually kids don't want to wear the hood thing, but carry it in your pocket just in case. If it's really cold once you get on there on the slopes, I'll bet you big money that'll change.
Hard to predict of course but history is on your side. Be glad you didn't plan a trip around opening day at Vail today. They've got only one run open.
Temps have been great for snowmaking and we definitely have more snow this year than we had last year. I wouldn't worry, we tend to get dumped on in December.
Here's a good article about late starts and how the season turns out.
I have been checking the cameras lately, and there does not appear to be alot of snow on the mountain, and not much in the forecast?
Getting nervous about our trip out December 18th. Anything to worry about?
I agree with the balaclava. If your boys are going to wear helmets, which they should, then you can buy a nice under helmet hat/balaclava, a must in Steamboat. The key to keeping warm on the mountain is layers. (and toe warmers!)
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