Get Ready for MNTN MEET San Diego!
Key Details
Dates:
May 18th-21st
Location:
San Diego, California
Hotels:
What to expect:
THURSDAY 5/18
All Day | Team Member Arrivals & Hotel Check-ins
12:00 – 5:00 PM | Open Workspace | Loews, 2nd Floor Cambria/Britannia
3:00 – 8:00 PM | Credential Pick-up | Loews Main Lobby
6:00 – 9:00 PM | Welcome Party | Loews Bay Terrace
FRIDAY 5/19
*All below activities will take place at Loews
8:30 – 9:00 AM | Coffee Break | Commodore Ballroom A
8:30 – 10:30 AM | Breakfast & Registration | Commodore Foyer
10:30 AM | MNTN Company Meeting | Commodore Ballroom
12:00 PM | Lunch | Bay Terrace
1:00 – 4:00 PM | Team Breakout Meetings
All Night | Free Time
SATURDAY 5/20
7:00 – 10:00 AM | Grab & Go Breakfast | Loews Bay Terrace
All Day | San Diego Experiences
6:00 – 10:00 PM | Closing Party @ Petco Park Western Metal Rooftop | Red Sox v Padres
SUNDAY 5/21
All Day | Team Member Departures
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS
PRIOR TO EVENT | JAMIE INDELICATO VIA SLACK OR EMAIL @ JAMIE@MOUNTAIN.COM
DURING THE EVENT | WES MARTIN, OUTPOST EVENT DIRECTOR @ 512.736.3946 OR WES@THEOUTPOST.US
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What should I wear? What can I expense?
All the answers to your FAQ’s can be found here.
in and around San Diego
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Volunteer with Operation Amped
MNTN is partnering with Operation Amped for an exciting volunteer opportunity at the Welcome Party where everyone will contribute their artistic talents to various surfboards for chariry! Operation Amped is a non-profit organization that promotes surf therapy to aid in the recovery of physically and mentally wounded and injured veterans and active-duty service members. Their mission is to share the “stoke” of the surfing community and the healing potential of surfing with seriously ill, injured, and or disabled U.S. military veterans and their families. Operation Amped provides the equipment, the boards, and the environment for our warriors to really experience the benefits of surfing and being part of the coastal community. Surf therapy is real. Live healthy, happy, and long.
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History of the Hotel del Coronado
Be sure and grab a snack or drink and learn more about the Hotel del Coronado. Opened in February 1888, Hotel del Coronado debuted as an architectural masterpiece, acclaimed for its spectacular seaside setting and world-famous weather. The Del was a destination resort before the term existed, attracting a wealthy clientele from the Midwest, East Coast, and Europe. You can learn more here.
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Chicano Park
Chicano Park is home to the largest concentration of Chicano murals in the world, with more than 100 paintings on seven acres dotted with sculpture, gardens, picnic tables and playgrounds. They were created to commemorate the struggle to create the park and to reclaim the space for the neighborhood. They depict different aspects of Chicano culture, including historical events, Mesoamerican influences, and mythology. Explore the art, culture, and incredible restaurants in this unique area of San Diego!
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Raised by Wolfes
Ranked #19 on 50 Best’s list of North America’s 50 Best Bars 2022, Raised by Wolves was the only bar in San Diego that made the list. Having found this out after the fact made our visit that much more special. Info.
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Balboa Park
Even if Balboa Park were the only place you visited in San Diego, you’d still be able to see several of the city’s popular attractions because this expansive area contains highlights like the San Diego Zoo, Museum of Man, Museum of Natural History, and the Old Globe Theatre. You can also wander around botanical gardens or explore hiking and biking trails. A variety of shopping and dining opportunities are available here as well. Info.
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La Jolla Half Marathon
If you’re not doing an Experience on Saturday, maybe you want to stretch your legs a bit at the La Jolla half marathon. Imagine miles of sun-drenched coast, an inviting ocean, and perfect weather pretty much anytime of the year, and you’ll understand why the La Jolla Half Marathon and La Jolla Shores 5K are some of San Diego California’s most picturesque running races.
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WNDR San Diego
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Comic-Con San Diego
Comic-Con has become the focal point for the world of comics conventions. The event continues to offer the complete convention experience: a giant Exhibit Hall; a massive programming schedule (close to 700 separate events in 2014), featuring comics and all aspects of the popular arts, including hands-on workshops and educational and academic programming such as the Comics Arts Conference; anime and film screenings; games; a Masquerade costume competition; and more.
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Fiesta del Sol
Catch San Diego’s 42nd Annual Beachside Music Festival at nearby Fletcher Cove Park | Solana Beach if you’re still around on Sunday. The festival includes great food, music, local merchants, and other entertainment, more info.