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Albertsons, Ex Drinks Launch Ski PromotionMarch 17, 2010
Participating Southern California and Las Vegas Albertsons stores
and Henderson, Nev.-based Ex Drinks, LLC have rolled out an
in-store promotion offering customers free lift tickets to Big Bear
Mountain Resorts. Every shopper that amasses $35 in purchases of Ex
Drinks products with an Albertsons Preferred Card through March 23
will get one free lift ticket to Southern California’s premier snow
sports destination.
Featuring 438 developed acres of terrain within the resort community of Big Bear Lake in the San Bernardino Mountains, Big Bear Mountain Resorts consists of Bear Mountain and Snow Summit, both accessible with a one-area-use ticket. Ex Drinks manufactures, markets and sells beverages supporting active lifestyles. Albertsons is a division of Minneapolis-based Supervalu. |
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