Looking for a Great Perk to Off-Season in Breckenridge, CO?

Discover the 2016 Breckenridge Dining Passport in Breckenridge, Colorado. The passport is a unique fundraising tool available seasonally to diners, granting access to discounts, special deals, and fun promotions at participating restaurants.

Each fall and spring, the proceeds from passport sales are donated back to the community. This year, proceeds benefit the Breckenridge Restaurant Association Scholarship, which is provided to local students who work in the restaurant and hospitality industry as well as those interested in careers within the restaurant industry. See who is participating this spring!

Cost $10
Each passport is valid for 2 people
Available April 18th through June 9th
Purchase yours at participating restaurants or the Breckenridge Welcome Center
View the Breckenridge Dining Guide for samples of menus

Want to enjoy the wide array of dining options in Breckenridge, CO whenever you’d like? Stop by our Christie’s International Real Estate office and ask for Krystal Knott for the latest real estate market information or currently available properties. Or, contact her at (970) 333-0116 or [email protected].

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