Be There For First Chair
We're Giving Away THREE Gift Cards Opening Weekend!
They say the early bird gets the worm and that's truer than ever opening weekend THIS WEEKEND at Mission Ridge.
Three lucky guests are going to get three gifts cards as part of our “First Chair” contest.
Did we say luck? It’s more about being a hardcore Mission Ridge rider...
The first person in line at chair 1 on both Saturday and Sunday of opening weekend (Nov. 19 & 20) win Mission Ridge Mountain Money cards, which are good for anything from food to gear. Of course the SAME person can't win both days, although your dedication and stoke is epic...
PLUS the first person in line at chair 1 at 11:19 a.m. on Saturday to say the password "Arlberg" to our lifties will get a $50 Arlberg sports gift card.
Remember – it's 11:19 on 11/19 and the password's "Arlberg."
Couple things to note: only one winner per gift card – spread the wealth! No purchase necessary and you must be present to win. Meaning: leaving your skis or boards at the front doesn't qualify you to win and you don't have to buy anything to stand in line, but you might feel kind of funny without any gear.
Special thanks to Arlberg Sports. And all our loyal skiers and boarders. This is one of the many ways that Mission is going to be rewarding Mission Ridge riders this season. It’s a way to say “Thank You” to the people who make Mission the great place it is.
See ya at First Chair!
About the Author
Dominick Bonny
Dominick Bonny is a skier (if you can call what I do skiing... Mostly it's falling). Dom started skiing when he was 6 and broke both femurs on the slopes when he was 22. He's slowed down since then. He is also the voice of the Mountain Snow Report.
What's Dom's Line?
"My favorite moments at Mission are early Thursdays, 9 a.m., after two good days of fresh snowfall. The lifts start and you line up with the retired diehards and powder junkies who called in sick. I love that anticipatory chairlift ride as you just sit in silence count your blessings because you get to do something only a lucky few humans ever get to – glide over pure untracked powder like a snow god."
Twitter @dbonny