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Colorado Kicks-Off its Legendary Winter Season with a Late-October Snow Storm
The snow is in Colorado, why aren’t you? A winter snow storm has hit Colorado, dumping several feet of fresh powder on the Rockies, and skiers and boarders couldn’t be more exited. The time has never been better to plan a Colorado winter vacation. Ski areas and resorts across the state are offering great values on airfare, lodging, lift tickets and more (check my other examiner posts for additional deals). For information, visit www.COLORADO.com.
Fly the Pocketbook-Friendly Skies:
- Kids Fly Free on American Airlines– Families flying into Eagle Airport (EGE) December 1 – 17, 2009 on American, will receive one free child ticket for every adult fare purchased. Kids also ski on the day of arrival and travel free via Colorado Mountain Express to Vail or Beaver Creek November 20, 2009 – April 18, 2010. 866-668-8245 or www.FlyVail.com.
- Fly Direct Into Eagle/Vail –Fly direct into Eagle Airport (EGE) from Atlanta, Chicago, Cincinnati, Dallas/Ft. Worth or Denver. Travel from November 20 – April 11, 2010 and ski for free at Vail or Beaver Creek upon day of arrival with valid boarding pass and Vail Valley lodging confirmation. snow.com
- Family and Friends Fly Free to Crested Butte – This winter season, when traveling to the Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport (GUC) on United, Delta and American, take advantage of the Friends and Family Fly Free program. Between December 17, 2009 – April 4, 2010, buy two airline tickets and get the third free when staying in Crested Butte Mountain Resort’s lodging properties for at least four nights. www.skicb.com
This information courtesy of Caitlin Sullivan, MMG Mardiks, csullivan@mmgmardiks.com
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