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Payment Schedule |
$300
at Sign Up**
$340 by 7/1
$340 by 8/1
$340 by 9/1
$340 by 10/1
& bal. by 11/1
**You must be current with what
is due at time you sign up.
Make checks payable to: CMSC
mail to:
Patti McKnight
5211 Gingeridge Lane.
Rockford, IL. 61114
Return check fee is $35.00
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Application
& Waiver (PDF) |
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Optional
Day Trips being considered |
- Innsbruck, Austria
- Salzburg, Austria
- Kitzbuhel, Austria
- Cortina, Italy
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Available
Options: |
- Day
Tours in Bad Gastein or Munich
- Lift
tickets - price will be available 9/10
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Discounted ski equipment rental
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3 night extension to Munich - $300
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Single Room Supplement
(Bad Gastein
$175 / Munich $175)
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Trip Insurance & Medical Insurance
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*Fine Print |
Price of base trip is with a minimum
40 people, exchange rate & fuel
surcharge as of 4/10. Price of extension is based on min. 20
people. Price may increases with fewer people. Price based
on double occupancy.
If you do not sign up with as roommate, one may be assigned
to you. If no one is available you may be charged the
single supplement rate.
Tips for hotel and dinner service not included in base
price.
Price increases can occur due to, but
not limited to, currency rate fluctuations, airline fuel surcharge
increases or airline tax increases. By signing up for this trip, you
agree you will pay any such increases.
Any airline charges for baggage are not included in price (2 free
as of 4/10)
Any refunds due are paid after trip returns and unrecoverable
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Skiing in Bad Gastein |
Gastein greets its
guests with a unique variety of pistes, cross country and
winter walking paths. If there is one thing you'll be
pondering over in Gastein, it will probably be deciding
which
ski area to head to next! There are actually four areas in the
Gastein Valley! On approximately 125 miles of slopes, some taking
you to elevations as high as 2,700 meters, there is something for
everyone: beginners, pros, skiers,
boarders or carvers. Ski slopes offer a broad range of
difficulty: 60 km easy, 117 km intermediate and 24 km
difficult, including family-style hills, carving hills,
deep-snow and mogul runs, all just waiting to be conquered
by you. You can look forward to descents down a great
variety and perfectly groomed slopes!
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Bad Gastein |
The largest of the ski areas begins on the Stubnerkogel Mountain above
Bad Gastein and is more-or-less linked via the small Angertal Ski center
to the skiing on the Schlossalm above Bad Hofgastein.
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Dorfgastein |
A second lower area, reached by train
or bus down the Dorfgastein at the bottom
of the Gastein Valley, over the Kreuzkogel Mountain.
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Sportgastein |
The third and highest ski area is the small sector above Sportgastein
which has a base at 1,600 meters and a snow-sure top lift at 2,685
meters on the Kreuzkogel Mountain.
The off piste powder trails in this area are held in particular high
regard.
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Bad Gastein Spa's |
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In the center of Bad Gastein there are eighteen
thermal springs containing radon, which are particularly well-suited
to underwater therapies. The Gastein Steam Gallery has proven
its worth convincingly when it comes to healing qualities. The
high altitude along with water temperatures
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from 37°C (98°F) to 41°C
(106°F) and relative humidity
between 70% to almost 100%, combined
with the high radon creates a climate which is unique.
Conditions that are claimed to be healed
here include: arthritis, asthma, rheumatism, damage to the vertebrae
and discs of the back and nerve inflammation. |
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