(photo: Las Vegas Ski & Snowboard Resort)

Las Vegas Ski and Snowboard Resort Plans 50th Anniversary Party

Las Vegas, NV – Las Vegas Ski & Snowboard Resort (LVSSR) is hosting its 50th Anniversary Party, an after-dark ski and snowboard competition and birthday bash, on Saturday, Feb. 16.

The competition is open to male and female athletes of all ages who are season pass holders at the resort northwest of The Strip on the slopes of 11,916-foot Mt. Charleston. The registration fee for the competition is $25 and is available online at www.skilasvegas.com or at LVSSR on the day of the event day, from 3 until 4:30 p.m. There is a one-hour practice session for athletes prior to the competition, which will begin at 6 p.m. Ski and snowboard enthusiasts from across the valley are invited to LVSSR to witness an evening of inspired competition while celebrating the 50th Anniversary of LVSSR.

(photo: Las Vegas Ski & Snowboard Resort)
(photo: Las Vegas Ski & Snowboard Resort)

Commemorating LVSSR’s golden anniversary and the destination’s only after dark event, this 50th anniversary celebration is expected to have the biggest turnout of the season. Both male and female athletes will vie for the winning title in separate categories in the ski and snowboard competitions, and judging will be based on landing, difficulty and style. Special prizes will be awarded to the top four athletes in each category, with the first place winners receiving a special LVSSR prize package including a 2013-14 season pass.

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“We have remarkable local talent on our mountain and this event is a chance to showcase the best ski and snowboarding athletes in Las Vegas and Henderson,” said Kevin Stickelman, LVSSR’s president and general manager. “We invite the entire community to celebrate our 50th anniversary and to appreciate and support our local athletes.”

The free anniversary party takes place at the base lodge and patio area and is open to the public. The celebration includes music, food and entertainment. Families are encouraged to attend.

“I grew up in Las Vegas but didn’t ski until I was an adult,” said Maria Jose Norero, LVSSR’s director of marketing. “This event is a great way for local athletes who train very hard to inspire local kids and for families to enjoy a unique night out under the stars.”

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