CARY, NC, August 04, 2012 (Press-News.org) Do you like to ski? Would you like to mingle with some of the sexiest couples from around the world? Join over 250 swingers for the hottest lifestyle takeover event of the year taking place at one of the top ski resorts in Austria. SDC is hosting this amazing swingers takeover event so you know it will be great.
Imagine waking up in the beautiful landscape of the Austrian Alps with the opportunity to ski all day and party all night with hot sexy SDC couples from all over the world. For those that take the skiing seriously there are plenty of challenging runs to keep you busy, and for those that take the nights seriously there will be plenty of parties and playrooms that will delight your fancy.
The accommodations in this chalet style resort are all very unique and come in many shapes and sizes. In order to keep things easy we have come up with four different categories, economy, luxury, junior suite and suite. Pricing starts at 845 euros per person. This event will take place in Austria from January 13th - 18th 2013.
There will be plenty of fun theme nights, cozy apres ski meetings, meet and greets, awesome DJ and disco along with the hottest playrooms. For more information on this and other SDC events around the world please visit our swingers travel page.
SDC is known worldwide as the leader in the swingers lifestyle. Swingers Date Club offers a wide array of swingers events and travel opportunities all geared to the lifestyle. Become a member of SDC to get the fastest updates and first choice of events.
Website: http://www.sdc.com
SDC is Getting Ready for the Swingers Takeover Event of the Year
SDC is getting ready for its sexy ski trip coming up in Austria 2013.
2012-08-04
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