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Frisco's Wassail Days

Friends, 

I'm so excited to bring you the details of this family event in Frisco, Colorado! Nothing says Christmas like getting up into the beautiful Rocky Mountains and celebrating the holidays nestled in a cozy town with your closest friends and family. Fresh snow. Lighted trees. Sleigh rides. Visits with Santa.

And it all starts with the Santa Dash for Cash - a 1K "fun run" in which all participants must wear Santa gear! The run is TOMORROW and when you register at www.wassaildays.com you will receive a Frisco Santa shirt, a Santa hat and at the end of the run you will receive a stocking full of goodies including Wassail Cash (the official currency of Wassail Days that can be used at local restaurants and retailers) and a FREE pass for a ½ hour of tubing at the Frisco Adventure Park Tubing Hill. What a deal!!


Wassail Days is going on all week long (Dec 3-11). Start a new tradition with this annual event that has something for everyone in your family! (And, if you can't make it this year, mark your 2012 calendar.)

Here are a few more details:
                 12/3: $25 entry fee for SANTA DASH FOR CASH – receive Frisco Santa shirt, a Santa hat, Wassail Cash, ½ hour                    tubing pass for Frisco Adventure Park.
o    FREE admission to Tree Lighting along Main Street
o    Chili Cook-off at the Frisco Adventure Park where runners can redeem their ½ free tubing hill pass
12/7: Wassail Night at the Historic Park
12/8: FREE Nordic Ski, Tubing and Sleigh Rides
12/10: Breakfast with Santa at Tuscato’s (register for this event at www.wassaildays.com)
                12/11: Final voting day for the Wassail competition – sip and vote for your favorite wassail for FREE at participating retail shops along Main Street in Frisco.
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