The Sardine Special, an SCR Original – While others boast six-for-this or five-for-that on Friday December 20, pack as many friends, family members, neighbors and anyone else you can find into your car and head to Schuss Mountain.
Everyone in your vehicle skis or rides for just $49 per carload. It is the best value on the slopes!
Sardine Specials
December 20, 2013 – $49/carload
January 5, 2014 – $149 per carload at Schuss Mountain ($49 per carload at Summit Mtn.)!
February 2, 2014 – $149 per carload at Schuss Mountain ($49 per carload at Summit Mtn.)!
Pay for an entire carload of people (as many as you can fit into your vehicle) for an entire day of skiing/boarding on Schuss Mountain!
In 40 years of the event – our current record for the event is 18 people in a Buick Elecktra 225 LTD… how many can you stuff into yours?
Get creative and ask everyone you know – the more people… the better the deal! See you there!
Crystal Mountain is offering one FREE snowboard lesson for the World Snowboard Day Celebration!
Sessions Available:
• 10am-Noon
• 1-3pm
Lesson includes ticket to Totem Park but can trade up to a day lift ticket (Open-4:30pm or 1pm-Close) for only $10! Valid December 20, 2016 only. Rentals are an additional $10 for the day.
To register for a free snowboard lesson, please call our Snowsports Desk at 888.968.7686 ext. 2000.
Celebrated around the world on Christmas Eve, the Feast of Seven Fishes is known as La Vigilia, Italian for “The Vigil” in wait of the midnight Christmas birth.
A Southern Italian tradition, the menu consists of fish and pasta with a fasting from meat for the Roman Catholic holiday.
The numerology represents the seven sacraments and seven days of creation.
Chef Piombo offers his interpretation of this celebrated meal albeit one week early, putting history and tradition together on one table with his favorite seven fishes.
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Celebrated around the world on Christmas Eve, the Feast of Seven Fishes is known as La Vigilia, Italian for “The Vigil” in wait of the midnight Christmas birth.
