Hospitality Packet - Women`s Flat Track Derby Association

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HOSPITALITY GUIDE
DULUTH ENTERTAINMENT CONVENTION CENTER
350 Harbor Drive, Duluth, MN 55802
HOSTED BY:
Welcome to duluth
How to Get Here
By Air
Duluth International Airport is conveniently located just 10 minutes
from downtown. Daily flights are provided by Delta Airlines and
United Airlines to three major hubs, Minneapolis, Detroit and
Chicago—with connections to more than 120 domestic cities and
over 20 international destinations. Additional flights are available on
Allegiant Airlines through hubs in Las Vegas and Orlando.
About the Hosts
Harbor City Roller Dames’ (HCRD’s) wheels first started spinning
in January 2007. Bringing the fastest growing sport in the nation
to the Twin Ports began to seem like merely a hard-hitting dream
as we skated up against a number of obstacles along the way. But,
thankfully, we could never shake the passion and commitment to
seeing our league succeed. In October 2009, we became skaterowned and hit the track for our first official competitive season!
We have invited leagues from around the Midwest and Canada
to skate by the lake. We have also traveled to compete against
neighboring leagues in Wisconsin, North Dakota, and Iowa, as well as
Ontario, Canada. We were accepted as a member of the Women’s
Flat Track Roller Derby Association (WFTDA) in June of 2013.
HCRD is owned and operated entirely by dedicated skaters.
As a league, we work to give back to our community by making
donations and taking part in events that benefit local, charitable,
nonprofit organizations.
There is also the option of flying to Minneapolis Airport [www.
mspairport.com/] and then driving or shuttling to Duluth. Skyline
Shuttle offers affordable daily shuttle vans between Duluth and
Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport and there are six daily
departure times to choose from. Call (888) 354-2677 to reserve
your seat or visit Skyline Shuttle for online reservations. They
provide direct drop off to the Duluth Entertainment Convention
Center (DECC) and surrounding hotels.
By Bus
Jefferson Busline has limited hours and locations available; however,
to see if they can help with your travel needs, go to their Website
[www.jeffersonlines.com/book-your-trip.asp] and click on “book
your trip.” It will take you through the steps to help you decide if
Jefferson Busline is the right travel option for you.
By Car
From eastern Canada, follow the edge of Lake Superior along the
internationally renowned North Shore Drive, otherwise known as
Scenic Highway 61, approximately 194 miles southwest of Thunder
Bay, Ontario. From western Canada, travel Highway 53 through
the iron-rich Iron Range of northern Minnesota—the iron that
built a nation—just 397 miles from Winnipeg, Manitoba. From
points south (and much of the world is south of Minnesota) you’ll
probably come through the Twin Cities of Minneapolis/St. Paul,
Minnesota, 156 miles on Interstate 35; or through Chicago, 465
miles northwest across Wisconsin. But no matter which way you
come, it’s a beautiful drive with a breathtaking destination.
Taxi
A-1 Taxi, Inc. (Allied Taxi): (218) 722-3311
Yellow Cab: (218) 727-1515
hotel info
How to Get to the Hotel
Driving Directions From the Airport
From the Airport, go straight on Airport Rd, turn right on Rice
Lake Rd. Take left onto Arrowhead Rd, then first right back onto
Rice Lake Rd. At the main intersection of Rice Lake Rd and
Mesaba Ave go straight, you will now be on Mesaba Ave. Take the
2nd Ave W/Downtown exit on the right. Stay on 2nd Ave W until
you reach 1st St. Turn right onto 1st St. Immediately get into the
left lane to enter Holiday Inn & Suites Duluth Parking Ramp on
left side of 1st St under the white awning.
Driving Directions From
Minneapolis / South
From the South, take 35 N into Duluth, take exit 256B on right
to Lake Ave N. Turn left onto Lake Ave N. Go 2 blocks up to 1st St
and turn left onto 1st St. 1st St is a one-way running East to West.
Stay in left lane, Holiday Inn will be 2 1/2 blocks ahead on left side,
enter parking ramp under white awning.
Driving Directions From
the Northshore / Thunder Bay Area
From the Northshore/Thunder Bay area, take Hwy61/Expressway/
London Rd into Duluth. At 26th Ave E turn left onto I-35 S. Take
exit 256B on right to Lake Ave N. Turn right onto Lake Ave N. Go
2 blocks up to 1st St and turn left onto 1st St. 1st St is a one-way
running East to West. Stay in left lane, Holiday Inn will be 2 1/2
blocks ahead on left side, enter parking ramp under white awning.
Driving directions from
the North / International Falls area
From the North/International Falls area, take Hwy 53 S into
Duluth. Hwy 53 S turns into MN 194 Eastbound/Central
Entrance. Stay on Central Entrance until you reach Mesaba Ave
intersetion. Turn right onto Mesaba Ave. Take the 2nd Ave W/
Downtown exit on the right. Stay on 2nd Ave W until you reach
1st St. Turn right onto 1st St. Immediately get into the left lane to
enter Holiday Inn & Suites Duluth Parking Ramp on left side of 1st
St under the white awning.
hotel info
Holiday Inn & Suites
Downtown Duluth
200 West First Street
Duluth, Minnesota 55802
(218) 722-1202
www.hiduluth.com/
The Holiday Inn is located in the heart of downtown Duluth
and just 10 minutes from the airport. The hotel is also part of
Holiday Center, the hub of the downtown Skywalk System,
containing several eateries and with access to the venue.
Rates
$134/night Thursday and Sunday; $184/night Friday and Saturday
($159 average) + tax
Reservation Phone
(210) 722-1202 or (800) 477-7089
Online Booking Code
There is no online booking code for these rates. Please call the
hotel directly and mention that you are with the Women’s Flat
Track Derby Association Tournament for tournament pricing.
Reservation deadline: July 23, 2014
Hotel’s Standard Cancellation Policy
Canceling your reservation before 6:00 PM prior to your date of
arrival will result in no charge. Canceling your reservation after this
time or failing to show, will result in a charge equal to the first night’s
stay per room to your credit card. Taxes may apply. Failing to call or
show before check-out time after the first night of a reservation will
result in cancellation of the remainder of your reservation.
Amenities
Free parking
Free Internet
Complimentary shuttle service to and from airport
and within 5-mile radius
Refrigerator in all rooms
2 indoor pools
Whirlpool
Sauna
Fitness center
Check in: 4:00 PM
Check out: 12:00 PM
about the venue
Parking
DECC-Duluth Entertainment
Convention Center
350 Harbor Dr
Duluth, Minnesota 55802
www.decc.org
The WFTDA D2 Playoff tournament will take place in Pioneer Hall.
There is a skywalk to Entrance A that connects (eventually) to the
host hotel.
This skywalk connection will be great for participants and anyone else
that already has tickets, but if someone needs to purchase tickets,
they’ll need to go to the front box office, which is further through
the facility (please see the venue map included in this publication).
Internet
Internet will be available for purchase onsite.
56kbpsPriceVarious SpeedsPrice
4 hours
12 hours
24 hours
48 hours
$5
$10
$15
$20
7 Day - 1mbps
7 Day - 2mbps
7 Day - 5mbps
$75
$150
$300
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Daily pass: $5 — Guest receives a ticket for re-entry all day.
Purchase at parking booth.
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RV Parking is available in the DECC parking lot.
Onsite - Standard (45 Electric Outlets- 20amp circuit 1-50
amp circuit)
Electricity - $35 per day
No Electricity - $25 per day
No reservations are taken or required. RV Parking is accepted on a
first-come, first-served basis. Electrical hook-ups are located in the
northwest corner of the lot, under the skywalk, south side of the
UltraScreen Theatre and east side of Pioneer Hall. The DECC does
not furnish electrical extension cords.
Permits are purchased upon arrival at the DECC parking booths.
Entire stay is payable upon arrival. Permits must be displayed
in clear view from the front of the vehicle. The DECC is not
responsible for security or liability for overnight campers. Space is
not sold; it is rented for the time indicated on the permit. Vehicles
or RVs parked overnight without permits or permission may be
towed away at the owner’s expense.
Security
There will be hired security personnel and volunteer security staff
from HCRD to attend to crowd control and general security
matters. You are advised not to leave valuables unattended as
neither the WFTDA, HCRD, nor the DECC will be responsible for
loss, damage, or theft of your belongings. Any property you bring
to the event is at your own risk.
Food and Beverage
No outside food or beverage is allowed in the venue.
more about the venue
Rules and Restrictions
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All purses, bags and cases are subject to search.
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The DECC is a smoke free building. Smoking is not
allowed anywhere inside the DECC and within 20 feet from
any entrance.
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Any item that is dangerous, hazardous and/or illegal or that
may be used as a weapon, compromise or otherwise interfere
with the enjoyment, comfort or safety of any person or
pose risk to security at the venue, or any other item that
WFTDA event officials or DECC officials determine (in their
absolute discretion) may cause injury or public nuisance or
inconvenience to any other person is strictly prohibited.
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No animals other than guide, signal or service animals (as
defined by law) are allowed in DECC. All sanitary needs for
permitted animals are the responsibility of the customer.
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Neither the DECC, the WFTDA, nor HCRG will be liable for
any loss, damage, or harm (of any kind, including to any person
or any property) arising from your presence at the event
and you agree that no claim, complaint or proceeding will be
brought in this regard. You are responsible for any property you
bring to the event and such property is at your own risk. Your
presence and/or movement in and around the event is at your
own risk.
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The DECC is wheelchair accessible. If you require further
accommodations, email [email protected].
DECC-Duluth Entertainment Convention Center map
ticket and seating info
TICKET INFO
3-Day Weekend Pass, General Admission
Notes and Additional Fees
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Convenience and handling fees are added to these prices
(typically by phone or online).
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Age 13+: $60
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Age 9-12, 55+ (senior), Military: $42
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Friday and Saturday evening tickets are for entry at 5:00 PM.
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Age 8 and under: Free
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Sunday evening tickets are for entry at 3:00 PM.
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Friday Single-Day, General Admission
Age 13+: $25
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Discounts for active military personnel are available in person
wherever tickets are sold.
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Children 8 years old and younger are always free with a
ticketed and supervising adult! While admission is free for
children under 8 years old, a child ticket will be required upon
entry to track venue capacity, so please be sure to obtain one
from the ticketing site.
Saturday Single-Day, General Admission
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Age 13+: $25
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Sunday Single-Day, General Admission
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Age 13+: $25
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Friday Evening, Final Two Bouts Only
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Age 13+: $15
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Saturday Evening, Final Two Bouts Only
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Age 13+: $15
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Sunday Evening, Final Two Bouts Only
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Age 13+: $15
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Seating Information
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Seating is on a first come, first served basis. There will be
bleachers, track-side floor seating, limited chair seating, and
standing room sections. No reserved seating or VIP seating is
offered for this tournament. No carry-in chairs are permitted
near the track.
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In order to sit trackside, you must be at least 18 years old. If
you do not have a valid photo ID to verify your age, you will be
required to move.
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We expect high attendance at the tournament and seating
areas to be full. Do not “save seats” for individuals who are
not returning to their seats momentarily. You will be asked to
remove skate bags, backpacks and other large items from the
seating area in order to make room to accommodate others.
Participant bags may be left in the participant-only area (locker
rooms). Please be considerate and allow others to sit if a seat is
not actively being occupied.
Entry and Re-entry
Doors open daily at 9:30 AM / Games begin at 10:00 AM
Your tickets will be scanned and/or taken at the entrance to Pioneer
Hall. For same-day re-entry, you will need a wristband. Do not
leave the venue without a wristband if you wish to re-enter.
Visit wftda.com/tournaments/2014/duluth/tickets to purchase tickets.
sign in and lace up
Registration
Team Rooms
Credentials must be worn at all times in order to obtain access
to the venue and to participant-only areas. There is a $30 fee to
replace lost or stolen credentials.
There will be designated areas to leave your gear when not assigned
a locker room and these will be in credential-only areas. The
DECC, the WFTDA, and HCRG assume no responsibility for
items left unattended.
Registration will be held on Thursday, at the Holiday Inn & Suites
Downtown Duluth, from 7 PM to 10 PM, at which time skaters,
officials and other credentialed participants will complete required
paperwork and receive their tournament credentials.
Track Floor, Warm-Up Space, and
Warm-Up Times
“The DECC skating surface is polished concrete, with a slick and
smooth slide to it. The venue is climate controlled, so the floor does
not sweat in the summer. Skaters generally wear 88 to 93 wheels
with comfort on this surface.”
- Violent Baudelaire, Harbor City Roller Dames
The venue will be open by 8:00 AM Friday morning for skaters and
officials who wish to test the floor.
There will be a warm-up area closed to the public. It will not be a full
regulation track, but will be pillar-free and on the same surface as
the regulation track. Teams will be allowed to warm up on the actual
track during the half-time of the game prior to their own, as well as
in the 20-30 minutes before the start of their bout.
Medical Assistance
The WFTDA Emergency Action Plan requires the WFTDA, as
tournament host, to provide trained, certified emergency medical
responders should an injury occur on the track. Only the WFTDAprovided EMTs may go onto the track or players benches to access
or treat a skater or official. Once removed from the playing area, if
the skater or official wishes to use their own medical provider, s/he
may refuse additional treatment.
There are built-in locker rooms and these will be assigned based on
the tournament schedule. Please note these rooms will be shared
by all teams. Please leave the team rooms in better condition than
you found them.
There will be a designated area for officials, announcers, and
credentialed photographers and media. Please clean up after
yourselves since there are quite a large number of you using s
hared space.
WFTDA Rules
WFTDA Tournament Rules
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No video or audio recording devices or cameras with
detachable lenses without prior approval from the WFTDA.
Please visit wftda.com/tournaments/credentials for more
information. Deadline for applying for photographer
credentials is August 7, 2014.
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If you choose to sit trackside, you accept all responsibility for
the possible risk of injury to you, or damage and/or destruction
to your belongings at any time without warning. Trackside
seating is at your own risk.
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You must remain seated in the trackside seating area. Keep your
hands, feet, and belongings behind the safety line at all times.
Do not touch or grab skaters or officials who fall into trackside
seating. If a piece of clothing or equipment shall fall onto the
track, do not enter the track or safety lane to retrieve it.
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Fire lanes, exits, and walkways must remain clear.
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Certain areas of the track and venue are reserved for individuals
who require special seating or perform specific bout duties.
They may obstruct the view of persons behind them. However,
they are not able to move, sit, squat, or otherwise alter their
position lest they not be able to complete their job function.
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By entering the venue, you agree to the possibility of being
photographed, filmed or recorded. Your voice, image and
likeness may be captured and recorded in and around the venue
and publicly disseminated by any means and in any format
or media. You waive all rights on an irrevocable, worldwide,
perpetual basis to object to such recording and dissemination.
Guest Code of Conduct
The Women’s Flat Track Derby Association strives to provide a
safe and satisfying event for everyone in attendance by seeking
your compliance with our guest code of conduct. We ask for your
assistance in creating an environment that is free of:
• Abusive or foul language and obscene gestures directed
toward other guests, venue employees, tournament staff and
volunteers, players, coaches, and officials.
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Guests who are disruptive to the event or impair other
guests’ enjoyment.
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Intoxicated or drug-impaired individuals.
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Smoking, except in designated areas (located outside of
the arena).
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Prohibited entry items such as outside food & beverage,
weapons, non-service animals, air horns, vuvuzelas,
megaphones, and laser pointers.
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Professional cameras, video cameras, and audio recorders are
prohibited without prior authorization and proper credentials.
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Guests without proper authorization or credentials entering or
attempting to enter restricted areas.
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Banners or signs that obstruct the view of guests, obscure
sponsor advertising, contain objectionable subject matter, or
are commercial in nature. The WFTDA and the venue reserve
the right to remove any banner or sign at any time.
Guests not abiding by this Guest Code of Conduct are subject to
ejection from the venue. In the event that you are refused entry
into or requested to leave the venue for failure to comply with the
Guest Code of Conduct or follow the venue regulations, you will
not be entitled to a replacement or refund for your ticket. Entry
to the venue shall constitute acceptance of the Guest Code of
Conduct and venue regulations.
Event Transportation
Around Town
Once you get here, getting around couldn’t be simpler. You’ll find
convenient parking, taxi service, and bus transportation provided
by the Duluth Transit Authority. In the summer, you can take a
leisurely ride on the Port Town Trolley around downtown and Canal
Park. Most places, however, are just as easy to get to by walking—
don’t worry, most everything downtown is linked by a climatecontrolled skywalk. And remember, motorcoach parking is always
available and always free at all Duluth hotels and motels.
Hotel Shuttle Service
Holiday Inn & Suites Downtown Duluth - (218) 722-1202
Radisson Hotel Duluth-Harborview - (218) 727-8981
Edgewater Hotel & Waterpark - (218) 728-3601
Inn on Lake Superior - (218) 726-1111
Sheraton Duluth Hotel - (218) 733-5660
Food
Pizza Luce $$
(Vegan, veg, and gluten-free options)
Brunch is made to order, great mimosas and bloody mary bar. Get
there before 10 am for shorter wait times. Serves pasta, pizza, and
sandwiches.
11 E Superior Street # 100, Duluth 55802
(218) 727-7400
www.pizzaluce.com/locations/duluth
Duluth Grill $$
(Local vendors, free range, vegan, veg, and gluten-free options)
Featured on the Food Network show Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.
Full menu from breakfast to dinner. Try their caramel apple french
toast!
Call ahead to get on the list.
118 S 27th Ave West, Duluth 55806
(218) 726-1150
www.duluthgrill.com
Northern Waters Smoke Haus $$
(Free-range options)
Walking distance from the DECC
Sandwich shop
394 S Lake Ave, Duluth 55802
(218) 724-7307
www.northernwaterssmokehaus.com
Lake Ave Café $$
(Veg options)
Full menu of pastas, sandwiches, and more.
394 S Lake Ave #107A, Duluth 55802
(218) 722-2355
Amazing Grace Bakery and Café $
Coffee house foods: soups, sandwiches
(218) 723-0075
www.amazinggraceduluth.com/
Thirsty Pagan Brewing $$
(Superior, Wisconsin)
The best deep dish pizza around. Thirsty Pagan Brewing also brews
their own beers.
1623 Broadway St, Superior, Wisconsin 54880
(715) 394-2500
www.thirstypaganbrewing.com
Grizzly’s Wood Fired Grill $$
Pizza, chicken, sandwiches, burgers, seafood, and more!
310 Lake Ave S, Duluth 55811
(218) 464-4681
www.grizzlysgrill.com/duluth-canal-park-mn/
Fitger’s Brewhouse $$
(Veg options)
Famous for their beer, Figter’s is a must. The menu consists of
burgers, veggie options, salads, and sandwiches.
600 E Superior St, Duluth 55802
(218) 279-2739
www.brewhouse.net/
Tycoons Alehouse & Eatery $$
(Veg options)
Serves Fitger’s Beers, brats, pasta, sandwiches, and more!
132 E Superior St Duluth 55802
(218) 623-1889
www.tycoonsalehouse.com/
still hungry?
Anchor Bar $
(Superior WI)
413 Tower Avenue, Superior, Wisconsin 54880
715-394-9747
www.anchorbar.freeservers.com/
Grandma’s Saloon & Grill $$
Staple restaurant with all the usual sandwiches and burgers, steaks,
and pasta dishes.
(218) 727-2250
www.grandmasrestaurants.com/
Subway $
Green Mill Restaurant & Bar $$
Family-friendly chain bar & grill serving American fare, plus deepdish pizzas.
Walking distance from DECC
340 S Lake Ave #1, Duluth 55802
(218) 727-7000
www.greenmill.com/duluth-mn
Little Angie’s Cantina and Grill $$
American/Southwestern menu includes specialties like fresh salsa
and chips, sizzling fajita platters, cowboy burgers and chops, and
famous house recipe margaritas.
11 Buchanan St, Duluth 55802
(218) 727-6117
www.tinyurl.com/npb4crc
(218) 722-3430
Red Lobster $$
Famous Dave’s Restaurant $$
www.redlobster.com
www.subway.com
Delicious barbeque
218-740-3180
www.famousdaves.com/Duluth
Hanabi Japanese Cuisine & Bar $$
From Japanese fusion, to sushi and other traditional dishes. Large
selection of sake, shochu, and imported beers.
110 N 1st Ave W, Duluth 55802
(218) 464-4412
www.hanabimn.com/
Seafood, salads, and pasta dishes.
(218) 722-7390
Canal Park Brewing Company $$
Great beer & tasty food make for a freaky good time and true
Northcoasters love a great time. Brewed on-site beer and tasty
burgers, sandwiches, and more.
Walking distance from DECC
300 Canal Park Dr, Duluth 55802
(218) 727-6117
www.canalparkbrewery.com
Timberlodge Steakhouse $$
Serving steakhouse staples
(218) 722-2624
www.timberlodgesteakhouse.com
Things to Do in Duluth
Lakewalk - FREE
www.duluthmn.gov/parks/images/
lakewalkmap.pdf
Running along the edge of Lake Superior is a winding and hilly path,
a favorite place for skating, biking, jogging and walking. Takes you
from Canal Park to London Road and beyond. In Canal Park, you
can view the Lift Bridge. Originally constructed in 1905 as an aerial
lift, this unusual elevator bridge is 386 feet long and spans the canal
entrance to Duluth Harbor.
Canal Park
Canal Park is just across the foot bridge from the DECC. They
have shops, coffee cafes, resturants and more. Be sure to check out
Duluth Pack while you are here!
Leif Erickson Rose Garden - FREE
12th Ave E & London Rd, Duluth 55812
www.exploreminnesota.com/things-todo/3959/leif-erickson-park--rose-garden/
This beautiful park, along the shores of Lake Superior off London
Road, is the site of a full-scale replica of a wooden Viking ship
reminiscent of the type used by Norse sailors hundreds of years
ago. A spectacular extension of Leif Erikson Park, Duluth’s Rose
Garden offers a beautiful arrangement of more than 3,000 rose
bushes and other floral delights. There’s also a fountain, a marble
gazebo, an herb garden, and plenty of benches overlooking the lake.
Direct access to the Lakewalk.
Glensheen Mansion - $$
3300 London Road, Duluth 55804
www.glensheen.wp.d.umn.edu/
Glensheen, an historic estate on the shores of Lake Superior, offers
a slice of turn-of-the-last-century opulence. Its 1908 collection is
intact, completely immersing you in the life of one of Minnesota’s
most influential families. Beyond the 39-room mansion, visitors can
also explore seven-acres of formal gardens and working vegetable
gardens, the tennis court and bowling green, and the carriage house
featuring the Congdons’ carriages and Glensheen’s Museum Shop.
Duluth Beer Trail
www.duluthbeertrail.com/
Check out 7 of the breweries in Duluth that brew beer right here
in Duluth.
S.S. William A. Irvin
(Haunted Ship) $
www.decc.org/william-a-irvin/index.html
www.duluthhauntedship.com/
Canal Park next to Red Lobster, near DECC
Enger Tower - FREE
Enger Tower Dr, Duluth 55806
www.engertowerduluth.com/
Built in 1939, Enger Tower, a 5-story structure constructed of
national blue stone taken from this region, stands guard from the
top of the Duluth skyline. Looking out over the Duluth Harbor and
the St. Louis Bay, the green beacon mounted at the very top of
the western Duluth hillside brings it to 531’ above the level of Lake
Superior. Beautiful views and trails for walking.
Chester Bowl:
Turning of the Leaves - FREE
1801 E Skyline Pkwy, Duluth 55812
www.chesterbowl.org/
Chester Bowl is a beautiful 117-acre park in Duluth. During the
summer, the park has exciting youth programs and concerts. It also
features beautiful hiking trails, fishing and soccer fields. Perfect for
a nice walk with beautiful scenery in August.
more to Do in Duluth
Vista Fleet - $$
North Shore Scenic Railroad - $$
www.vistafleet.com
www.northshorescenicrailroad.org
323 Harbor Dr, Duluth 55802
Enjoy the best sightseeing on Lake Superior and the Duluth
Superior Harbor with the Northland’s longest and only running
harbor cruise company. Choose between our 45-minute Lake
Superior Express Tours, St Louis River Tours, or the full 1-hourand-45-minute Grand Sightseeing Cruise. All 3 cruises are
professionally narrated and offer an abundance of interactive fun
and information. Tours run daily, May - October. Comfortable
indoor and outdoor seating is available. Concessions and a full cash
bar are available on board each vessel.
Great Lakes Aquarium - $$
353 Harbor Dr, Duluth 55802
www.glaquarium.org/
Previously known as Lake Superior Center, the Great Lakes
Aquarium (GLA) has been located on the Duluth Waterfront since
2000. A freshwater aquarium, GLA features animals and habitats
found within the Great Lakes Basin. The Aquarium also houses
animals from other freshwater ecosystems such as the Amazon
River. Otters feeding is a treat to watch!
Lake Superior Zoo - SS
7210 Fremont St, Duluth 55807
www.lszoo.org/
If you’re looking for fun things to do in Duluth, you’ve come to the
right place. Featuring hundreds of native animals and exotic species
year-round, the Lake Superior Zoo is the region’s wildest place to
explore. Here, you’ll find animal exhibits,educational programming
and camps, party rental options, and – most importantly – fun that
runs wild.
506 W Michigan St, Duluth 55802
History comes alive on the Lakefront line of the North Shore
Scenic Railroad! During our summer season several trains a
day depart the historic Duluth Union Depot for a trip through
downtown Duluth, Canal Park, along the shore of Lake Superior
and deep into the majestic north woods. Fully narrated tours tell
the history of Duluth, the harbor, and the stories of the railroads
that built northern Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Spirit Mountain
Adventure Park - $$
9500 Spirit Mountain Pl, Duluth 55810
www.spiritmt.com/adventure-park/index.
html
Located on Spirit Mountain just a short drive from the Skyline
Chalet on Skyline Blvd, the Spirit Mountain Adventure Park
is currently home to the “Timber Twister” Alpine Coaster, the
“Timber Flyer” zip line, and a 9-hole mini golf course.
after parties
Friday— Pizza Luce
11 East Superior Street Duluth 55802
(218) 727-7400
Offering a convenient and close location for everyone to grab food
and drinks in a relaxed atmosphere.
Saturday— The Flame
Duluth’s first LGBT Night Club. Located in downtown Duluth at
28 N 1st Ave W Duluth 55802
The Flame will be hosting 2014 WFTDA Tournament attendees in
their Bottom’s Up lounge and will have drink specials ready for you!
Sunday— Grandma’s Sports Garden
425 Lake Ave S, Duluth 55802
A very relaxed environment with pizza and drinks! Lots of space to
socialize and a great place to end the weekend!
Skywalk
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Lakewalk
Lakewalk
M M M
3 315 315 15
4 4 47 7 7
1 14
1 14
1 14
10 10 10
12 12
6 12
6 6
13 131 131 1
2 82 825 85 51 1 1
9 9 9
C C C
B Q
B Q
B Q
DOWNTOWN
DOWNTOWN
DOWNTOWN
P P P
H H H
A A A
CANAL
CANAL
CANAL
PARK
PARK
PARK
I I I
N N N
O O O
Additional
Additional
Additional
options
options
options
on back
on back
on back
1.
Bellisio’s
Bellisio’s
Italian
Italian
Restaurant
Restaurant
1. 1.
Bellisio’s
Italian
Restaurant
2.
Famous
Famous
Dave’s
Dave’s
2. 2.
Famous
Dave’s
A. A. A. Black
Black
Water
Black
Water
Lounge
Water
Lounge
Lounge
3.
Grandma’s
Grandma’s
Saloon
Saloon
& Grill
& Grill
3. 3.
Grandma’s
Saloon
& Grill
Pickwick
Pickwick
Restaurant
Restaurant
B. B. B. Pickwick
Restaurant
4.
Grandma’s
Grandma’s
Sports
Sports
Garden
Garden
4. 4.
Grandma’s
Sports
Garden
C.
Fitger’s
Fitger’s
Brewhouse
Brewhouse
C. C.
Fitger’s
Brewhouse
1. Green
1. Mill
Green
Mill
Mill
Restaurant
Restaurant
& Bar
& Bar
1. Green
Restaurant
& Bar
D.
Hanabi
Hanabi
Japanese
Japanese
Cuisine
Cuisine
& Bar
& Bar
D. D.
Hanabi
Japanese
Cuisine
& Bar
2.
Grizzly’s
Grizzly’s
2. 2.
Grizzly’s
F.Pizza
Pizza
Luce
Luce
F. F.Pizza
Luce
7.
Little
Little
Angie’s
Angie’s
7. 7.
Little
Angie’s
G.
Porter’s
Porter’s
Restaurant
Restaurant
G. G.
Porter’s
Restaurant
Old
Old
Chicago
Chicago
8. 8.
Old8.
Chicago
H.
Restaurant
Restaurant
H. H.
Restaurant
301301301
Red
Red
Lobster
Lobster
9. 9.
Red9.
Lobster
Sir Benedict’s
Sir Benedict’s
I. I.Sir I.Benedict’s
3. Subway
3. Subway
3. Subway
J.Subway
Subway
J. J.Subway
4.
Canal
Canal
Park
Park
Brewing
Brewing
Company
Company
4. 4.
Canal
Park
Brewing
Company
K.
Sneakers
Sneakers
Sports
Sports
Bar
Bar
& Grill
& Grill 5. 5.
K. K.
Sneakers
Sports
Bar
& Grill
5.
Timberlodge
Timberlodge
Steakhouse
Steakhouse
Timberlodge
Steakhouse
The
The
Greenery
Greenery
L. L.
TheL.
Greenery
13.
Cold
Cold
Stone
Stone
Creamery
Creamery
13. 13.
Cold
Stone
Creamery
M.
JJ Astor
JJ Astor
M. M.
JJ Astor
6.Amazing
Amazing
Grace
Grace
Bakery
Bakery
& Café
& Café
6. 6.Amazing
Grace
Bakery
& Café
Va Bene
VaBerarducci's
Bene
Berarducci's
Berarducci's
Caffé
Caffé 15. 15.
N. N.
VaN.
Bene
Caffé
15.
Crabby
Crabby
Ol’
Bills
Bills
Crabby
Ol’ Ol’
Bills
(outdoor
(outdoor
(outdoor
walkup
walkup
on
walkup
on on
O.
Valentini’s
Valentini’s
Vicino
Vicino
Lago
Lago
O. O.
Valentini’s
Vicino
Lago
the shore
the shore
the
endshore
of
end
the
of
end
the
of the
lakewalk
lakewalk
lakewalk
in
Canal
in
Canal
Park)
in
Canal
Park)
Park)
P.Zeitgeist
Zeitgeist
Art’s
Art’s
CaféCafé
P. P.Zeitgeist
Art’s
Café
Q.
Bridgeman’s
Bridgeman’s
Ice Cream
Ice /Fitger’s
Cream
/Fitger’s
/Fitger’s
Q. Q.
Bridgeman’s
Ice Cream
D D D
G, J,
G,K,
J,
G,LK,
J, LK, L
F F F
Canal
Canal
Canal
Park
Park
Park
and
and
Downtown
and
Downtown
Downtown
Restaurant
Restaurant
Restaurant
Guide
Guide
Guide
plAyoff SeedinG
consolation Bracket
FRIDAY 12:00 PM
GAme2
FRIDAY 10:00 AM
GAme 1
GAme 7
GAme 8
seed 4
seed 1
FRIDAY 8:00 PM
GAme 6
seed 5
FRIDAY 2:00 PM
GAme 3
GAme 5
GAme 12
hosTeD By
SATURDAY 8:00 PM
loser game 5
SATURDAY 6:00 PM
GAme 11
FRIDAY 6:00 PM
loser game 6
seed 2
Detroit Derby girls
Tucson roller Derby
seed 6
seed 3
Big easy rollergirls
Fabulous
sin City rollergirls
F
FRIDAY 4:00 PM
GAme 4
Brewcity Bruisers
B
FOR THE LOVE OF FLAT TRACK. BE THERE.
WFTDA.com/Duluth
loser game 3
SATURDAY 12:00 PM
loser game 2
loser game 4
SATURDAY 10:00 AM
loser game 1
B
Brandywine
roller girls
seed 10
seed 7
omaha
rollergirls
o
suburbia roller Derby
seed 9
seed 8
Treasure valley roller Derby
st. Chux Derby Chix
GAme 15
SUNDAY 2:00 PM
GAme 10
SATURDAY 4:00 PM
GAme 9
SATURDAY 2:00 PM
GAme 14
GAme 13
loser game 8
SUNDAY 10:00 AM
loser game 7
loser game 12
SUNDAY 12:00 PM
loser game 11
GAme 16
SUNDAY 4:00 PM
loser game 10
loser game 9
SUNDAY 6:00 PM
GAme 17
INTE
RNA
TIO
NAL
*ALL GAMES LISTED IN CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME
10th pl ACe
9th pl ACe
8th pl ACe
7th pl ACe
6th pl ACe
5th pl ACe
4th pl ACe
3rd pl ACe
2nd plACe
ChAmpion
15-17
AuGuSt
INTE
INTE
RNA
TIO
FOR THE LOVE OF FLAT TRACK. BE THERE.
NAL
RNA
TIO
NAL

Hospitality Packet - Women`s Flat Track Derby Association

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