Adventure Course Sample Clauses

Adventure Course. Rates are a per person price and applies to the entire group. Please keep in mind that weather does affect our ability to do the Adventure Activities. If you would like to do an activity, please select how many and which element. Adventure activities must be determined no less than 4 weeks prior to your arrival. How many elements? (Price per person) 1 element - $10.00 2 elements - $20.00 3 elements - $30.00 4 elements - $35.00 Our group does not want to do any Adventure Course activities Which elements? High Ropes Course - 40 ft "or" Low Ropes Course - 20 ft. Zip Line - 400 ft. zip off of a 40 ft. tower Rock Climbing Wall - 40 ft Vomit Comet - 55-foot Alpine Swing Would you like for us to provide Team Building activities? ($10 per person) Would you like to rent our Adult Tricycles ($75 per hour)? How many hours do you want to rent the trikes or for us to provide group games? Would you for us to open Timber Treats for an amount of time while your group is here? Yes No We sell items like ice-cream, candy, drinks, milkshakes, t-shirts, and hats that range from .50 cents to 30 dollars. If you have an estimated schedule of your retreat, please include it with this form. Please include information such as Check-in, Check-out, Worship times, and free times. Your final schedule is due one month before arrival if you are sharing the campus during your rental. Audio/Video Equipment Use No, I do not need use of any Audio/Video equipment. Yes, I do need use of Audio and/or Video Equipment for a fee. I will bring my own Audio and/or Video equipment. Timberlake offers use of screens, projection (video) and audio equipment for a minimal fee, or you may bring your own equipment for use during your rental. Please discuss your A/V needs and fee with staff upon completion of rental agreement.
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