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The Colorado Aves in Colorado Springs

In the world of hockey, the Stadium Series stands out among the rest. For starters, it’s the youngest outdoor series in the league, but it has also had the most teams participate. The series is also held in football or baseball stadiums in February or March, and this February, the series is coming to Colorado Springs. The game is set to pit the Colorado Avalanche against the Los Angeles Kings at the U.S. Air Force Academy’s Falcon Stadium, making the February 15th game the second Stadium Series hosted by a military academy. The Colorado Avalanche hosted the series once before at Coors Field and lost out to the visiting Detroit Red Wings. But this year, spirits are high and the team is looking forward to a snowy game. Show your spirit, support our local team, and go Aves!

Olympic City’s Newest Induction

Like the newest inductees into the United States Paralympic Hall of Fame—from the 14-time gold medal winner Erin Popovich to the "Father of Accessibility" Tim Nugent—2020 marks a new addition to Colorado Springs’ Olympic track record: The United States Olympic & Paralympic Museum. Set to open in early 2020, the museum will include exhibits such as Olympic torches from Atlanta, Sydney, Sochi and more, the scoreboard from the Miracle on Ice hockey game in Lake Placid, and will host summer arts workshops in the spirit of legendary painter LeRoy Neiman and his historical contribution to the arts through his Olympic paintings. While the final panels are placed on the new construction, catch up on Olympic and Paralympic history through the online digital museum. As we prepare for this momentous event, we’re also celebrating a new induction for the city of Colorado Springs— whose role as host to more than 10,000 training athletes, the US Olympic Committee’s headquarters, and 23 Olympic National Governing Bodies of Sport has earned it the title of Olympic City USA!

A Perfectly Paired Spring Affair

If you’re looking for reasons to fall in love with Colorado, our number one would be the 300 days of sun our state sees. For us, that means when summer fever hits come spring, we can still head out for a tee-off on the green. Make it a couple’s affair on our Pete Dye-designed championship course with our Tee for Two package. Start the day off right with an award-winning breakfast at Mountain View Restaurant. Once you’re powered up, gear up for a day on the green with a round or two of golf. When you’re satisfied, settle in for a soothing and restful custom massage for two, where you can sink into total relaxation while your worries and cares disappear. Cap it all off with your significant other with a stunning view of the setting sun from your private patio, knowing tomorrow you can do it all again.

A Day of Love Spa Indulgence

Winter is nature’s way of reminding us of the importance of keeping our loved ones close. Perhaps that’s why February—when cozying up together is a go-to for cold days—is also the month of Valentine’s Day. Escape with your significant other this Day of Love to Alluvia Spa, where pampering specials for the pair include side-by-side candlelit, rose petal-strewn massages, quinsy berry oil hot stone pedicures, and a complimentary glass of champagne to sip and set the mood. If that only sounds like a starting point, make it a complete package with the Couples Wellness Spa Retreat. You and your partner can relax like royalty with a stay in one of our luxurious, newly renovated rooms, enjoy a breakfast buffet for two, and sip complimentary health smoothies together—all on top of the spa experience, of course. When the planning is taken care of for you, you can pour all your attention into making your partner feel loved.