Unfortunately, our venue has a max capacity of 100 so we aren’t able to include kids beyond our son, nieces, and great-nephews.
Yes! Click on the Travel header to get information on our hotel block at the Holiday Inn in Estes Park for a discounted rate of $179/night. Minimum of 2 nights for Friday and Saturday required for reservation. As an added incentive to choosing our hotel block, we'll provide complimentary shuttle transportation between the hotel and wedding venue for hotel guests.
Unfortunately, it is for some people, but it doesn't affect everyone. Altitude Sickness is a type of hypoxia (too little oxygen) that occurs at high altitudes where there are less oxygen molecules in the surrounding air than at lower altitudes. Altitude sickness may begin around 8,000 ft (2400 meters) above sea level. It takes one – three days for bodies to acclimate to new altitudes. You can accommodate this by drinking plenty of water and planning activities at lower elevations for the first few days of your visit, then moving to higher elevation hikes and excursions. While acclimating, it is important to reduce alcohol, salty foods, and caffeine. Estes Park has an elevation of 7500 ft (2300 meters), so while not highly concerning as far as elevation sickness is concerned, yes, it is still considered a high elevation to be prepared for if you aren’t acclimated. If you’re coming from Denver, you’re at an elevation 5,225 feet and headed for a climb. If you experience hypoxia, the main remedy is to get to a lower elevation quickly so your body can recover and drink water! Some of the minor warning signs of altitude sickness to be aware of include: Dizziness Headaches Nausea Shortness of breath Loss of appetite Biggest tip is to HYDRATE - drink water when you land, buy some portable oxygen and Gatorade from the airport convenience store, and try to avoid caffeine and alcohol for at least the first 24 hours.
Great question. We've compromised. Weston is a 50/50 Giants and Steelers fan. He's a 75/25 Mets and Pirates fan. He's a 50/50 Penguins and Avalanche fan. And we don't watch basketball.
.....what height difference?