Top 10 Reasons to Attend Winter Break, 2005

November 29, 2004 — The following are the top 10 reasons to attend Winter Break, 2005 to be held Jan. 7-13, in Laughlin, Nevada.

1. Weather. Escape the cold winter weather and travel to the sunny destination of Laughlin, Nevada. Located on the banks of the Colorado River, Laughlin boasts average daytime temperatures in January of 65-70 degrees.
2. Safe and friendly destination. Laughlin is a friendly, safe destination that is easy to get around, either by walking or by Winter Break Shuttle.
3. Good food.Over 25 restaurants serve a wide variety of food, ranging from snack bars to gourmet dinners and everything in between. And the price is right!
4. Oatman, Route 66, and Lake Havasu, Arizona. 1. Guests of Winter Break will have the option to take a day tour to these three unique destinations.Those visiting the quaint Arizona town of Oatman will make friends with the wild burro roaming the street Lake Havasu is home of the famous London Bridge, and the "Mother Road", Route 66 provides a historical and scenic experience.
5. Friendships. More than half of Winter Break guests are back for their third year. Each year they visit with their old friends and each year they make new ones.
6. Choices. There is truly something for everyone at Winter Break. A variety of activities include all types of dancing, educational seminars, fitness activities, gaming tournments, wine tasting, art and cooking classes, a Classic Car Show, a chili cookoff, social functions, an ice cream social, on-going live entertainment, a polar bear dip in the Colorado River and MORE!
7. Memories. Winter Break's menu of activities is designed to marry the memories of high school and university life with new memories being created at the event, 30-50 years later.
8. FUN! Winter Break is a celebration of life without worries.
9. Entertainment. Winter Break offers a full line up of live entertainment with performers over 60 years young.
10. A Place to Act Your Age - Give or Take 30 Years! 1. The week-long festival mirrors a typical spring break for kids, re-lived 30-50 years later. The Young at Heart attitude is dominant throughout the festival.

For more information on Winter Break 2005 call 480-926-5547 or 888-278-9844.