APRIL 12 - 14TH 2012 GÖTEBORG SWEDEN

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CONTENT03 WELCOME TO GÖTEBORG The City Harbour & the Archipelago

04 DISCOVER GÖTEBORG The Göteborg Pass & Avenyn Food, shopping, design & museums

07 MAP OF GÖTEBORG How to get there

08 TRAVEL INFORMATION Useful information about airplanes, cars, buses & boats

10 THE VENUE The Scandinavium arena

11 REGISTRATION & ACCREDITATION

12 OFFICIAL HOTELS Where to stay

14 MEAL SERVICE

16 PACKAGE SUMMARY

17 USEFUL INFORMATION About Sweden

18 EVENT TICKETS & CONTACTS

19 PRELIMINARY EVENT SCHEDULE

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WELCOME TO GÖTEBORG

The Swedish Figure Skating Association together with the City of Göteborg welcome skaters, officials, judges and guests from all International Skating Union Members to the ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships in Göteborg, Sweden from the 12 to the 14 of April 2012!

GÖTEBORG has 550 000 inhabitants which makes it the 2nd largest city in Sweden and is situated in the heart of the exotic Scandinavia, close to the three royal capitals Stockholm, Copenhagen and Oslo.

Göteborg is a very important commercial and indu-strial centre and a centre of research and techno-logy at institutes such as Chalmers University of Technology and the Göteborg University.

Göteborg is characterized by international style, lo-cal creativity and a natural, relaxed charm. A wide selection of venues, accommodating effi-cient friendly service and care are other qualities that make Göteborg the perfect venue for work

and play. Meeting venues, hotels, restaurants and shops are allocated within easy walking distance. Scandinavium arena is also located in the city-centre. Göteborg is a friendly city with an open and hospitable atmosphere. Experiences of large international events have given the police the know-how required to work professionally with security issues. Adding to the feeling of security is also the fact that the general population speaks English, so visitors can rely on being understood in most situations.

Göteborg is easily accessible by road, sea, rail and air. Göteborg Landvetter Airport (GOT) has daily direct connections with all major European desti-nations, intercontinental flights require only one stop on the way to Göteborg, and the airport is just 20 minutes by car or bus from the city centre.

THE CITY HARBOURThe harbour, which is the largest natural harbour in Northern Europe, has been important to several kinds of businesses and people during the centu-ries. There are a wide range of landmarks along the banks telling interesting and fascinating stories about the city of Göteborg.

THE ARCHIPELAGOThe unique Göteborg archipelago is an extraor-dinary experience. Thousands of islands lie scat-tered along the west coast all the way up to Oslo, the Norwegian capital. The whole coastline and its many islands offer unlimited opportunities for sunbathing and swimming. Find some of the many untouched spots, and explore the charming little fishing villages.

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DISCOVER GÖTEBORG

Here you will find out about some of the most popular places of interest in Göteborg. If you want to find out more please visit the official city website www.goteborg.com.

THE GÖTEBORG PASS – FOR FREE PUBLIC TRANSPORT AND ATTRACTIONSThe City Card is tailor made for congress and trade fair delegates and gives the holder many advantages when visiting Göteborg. The card grants free admission to many sights and attractions such as several museums, the Liseberg Amusement Park, sightseeing and boat trips and offers free public transport and parking. The card also includes a wide range of discounts for shopping and eating out.

AVENYNGöteborg is, among other things, known for its Avenue. It starts at “Götaplatsen”, the cultural centre of Göteborg, where the Museum of Art, the Concert Hall and the City Theatre is situated. The Avenue ends at Nordstan and the Opera House. In summertime the Avenue and all its restaurants is crowded with people in all ages. The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed, making it at perfect final of an adventurous day. This is partly the reason why a lot of Scandinavian tourists come back to Göteborg year after year.

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GÖTEBORG - SCANDINAVIA’S GASTRONOMIC GEMIt is in Göteborg one finds the highest number of first class restaurants per capita in the whole of Scandinavia. Five restaurants currently hold Guide Michelin Stars; Basement Restaurant & Bar, Fond Restaurant, Kock & Vin, Restaurant 28+ and Thörnströms Kök.The city offers a considerable amount of great restaurants. Be it a first-class, gourmet, trendy or traditional they are offering cuisine from all over the world at reasonable prices. Several of the restau-rants and chefs have received awards both nationally and internationally. The ingredients are of highest quality, and as often as possible, locally produced and organically grown. The coastal location and closeness to the cold waters of the North Sea make Göteborg a paradise for those who enjoy fish and shellfish. Prawns, lobster and a wide selection of fish are ranked amongst the finest in the world. Göteborg is the only Swedish city in the internatio-nal gastronomic network Delice. The local restau-rant network Taste of Göteborg is also working to strengthen Göteborg as a food destination.

SHOPPINGThe city’s shops are normally open between 9.30 am and 6.00 pm, and weekends until 4.00 pm. Department stores and shopping centres are usually open longer. Sweden’s largest shopping centre, Nordstan, covers an area of 160,000 m2, with a total of 130 shops, four pedestrian streets and a central square. For all permanent non-EU residents there is a VAT refund available on all purchases made in Sweden. For tips on where to fill the shopping bags, go to the Göteborg City Association, website: www.gbgcity.se

SWEDISH DESIGNSweden has a global reputation for its beautiful design. Design is becoming more important as competitive means. With products resembling each other more and more, the visible difference becomes the selling difference. Visit some of the design, handicraft and crystal boutiques.

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LISEBERG AMUSEMENT PARKLocated across the road from the Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre is the Liseberg Amusement Park - a fantastic park, not only for those who enjoy thrilling roller coaster rides. People also visit the park for shows and concerts or for a stroll, admiring the plentiful flower arrangements. Over 3 million people visit Liseberg every year, making it the biggest visitor’s attraction in Sweden.

UNIVERSEUM – SCIENCE DISCOVERY CENTRESweden’s National Science Discovery Centre is located across the road from the Swedish Exhibi-tion & Congress Centre. Universeum presents the natural sciences and technology in a genuinely exotic environment with everything from sharks, deadly attractions and rainforest to high-tech and hands-on experiments.

GÖTEBORG CONCERT HALLThe Concert Hall is recognised as one of the five best concert halls in the world. It opened in 1935, and was immediately acknowledged as an acoustic gem. This because the interior walls are built of Canadian maple, the same kind of wood that is used for violins. The Göteborg Symphony Orchestra - Sweden’s National Orchestra is Sweden’s oldest professional orchestra, founded in 1905.

THE GÖTEBORG OPERA HOUSEThe impressive Opera House opened in 1994. Located on the harbour front, the building’s modern architecture is influenced by its maritime surroun-dings. The Opera House is the centre for opera, ballet, musicals, operettas and concerts in West Sweden.

THE GÖTEBORG ART MUSEUM/HASSELBLAD PHOTOCENTREThe Museum of Art which has three stars in Michelin Green Guide Scandinavia, has in its possession an outstanding collection of Scandinavian art from the turn of the 19th century. Famous works by Nordic artists such as Carl Larsson, Bruno Liljefors, Anders Zorn, Edvard Munch, Christian Krohg, Vilhelm Hammershøi, Eugène Jansson, Carl Wilhelmson and the entire school of painters from Skagen in Denmark are on display. At the Hasselblad Photo Centre, one finds exhibitions illustrating a wide range of photographic genres.

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF WORLD CULTUREThe Museum of World Culture is Göteborg’s most visited museum. A meeting place with exhi-bi-tions and programs on exciting and contemporary issues about the world we live in. It is one of the most spectacular buildings in the city and located only 150 metres from the Swedish Exhi-bition & Congress Centre. Free admission.

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MAP OF GÖTEBORG

The map shows the city centre and the location of the Venue. The official hotel – Gothia Towers is located in the same spot. Most of the places of interest are at walking distance.

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TRAVEL INFORMATION

Transportation by arrival and for the departure will be arranged for the Teams and Competition Officials. All participants are asked to provide their travel schedule in due time.

AIRPORT INFORMATIONThere are two airports in the area, Göteborg Land-vetter Airport and Göteborg City Airport (Säve).

AIRLINES OPERATING GÖTEBORG LANDVETTER AIRPORT (GOT)Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) is the major airline in Scandinavia and have connections with most cities around the world via Star Alliance. The SAS also operates all large cities in Sweden. Find more information at www.scandinavian.net. There are also several other airlines serving Göteborg Landvetter. You may find additional information at www.lfv.se (choose “Airports” and “Göteborg-Landvetter” in English version.

AIRLINES OPERATING GÖTEBORG CITY AIRPORT (GSE)Ryanair and Wizzair operates Göteborg City Airport from for ex. London-Stansted, Edinburgh, Milan (Bergamo), Budapest and Paris (Beauvais). You will find more information at www.ryanair.com, www.wizzair.com or www.goteborgcityairport.se.

GETTING FROM THE AIRPORTSTAXI (various taxi operators)

GÖTEBORG LANDVETTER AIRPORT CITY CENTRE (22 KM)Approximate fixed price (2011): SEK 400/EUR 42/USD 60.

GÖTEBORG CITY AIRPORT CITY CENTRE (15 KM)Approximate fixed price (2011): SEK 320/EUR 34/USD 48.

AIRPORT BUSESGÖTEBORG LANDVETTER AIRPORT CITY CENTRE (22 KM)Buses depart every 15-20 minutes.The journey takes approximately 20 minutes and the first stop is close to the official hotel Gothia Towers. One-way fare is SEK 80 (EUR 8/USD 12)

GÖTEBORG CITY AIRPORT CITY CENTRE (15 KM)Buses depart 30 minutes after the arrival of the aircraft and will arrive at the bus terminal/central station in 30-40 minutes. One-way fare is SEK 60 (EUR 6/USD 9)

RENT-A-CAR INFORMATIONThe Göteborg Landvetter International Airport hosts the following car rental companies:

Avis +46 31 94 60 30 www.avis.comEuropcar +46 31 94 71 00 www.europcar.comHertz +46 31 94 60 20 www.hertz.com

TRAIN OR BUSThe Central Station is located in the heart of Göteborg on Drottningtorget square. Most tram and bus routes also stop at the Central Station.

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BY SEAThere are several possibilities to travel to southern Sweden by sea.

Ferrylines directly to Göteborg from Denmark, Germany and Great Britain.

Routes from Kiel and Fredrikshavn www.stenaline.se

From Poland and Germany to the very south of Sweden and then continue by car to Göteborg.

Sassnitz/Rostock to Trelleborg www.scandlines.se

Travemünde/Rostock to Trelleborg www.ttline.se

Swinoujscie to Ystad www.polferries.se

MOTORWAYSGöteborg is situated on the west coast of Sweden and is connected to major national and European roads.

• E6 – Malmö-Helsingborg-Göteborg-Oslo• E20 – Stockholm-Göteborg

DISTANCES FROM GÖTEBORGCopenhagen 310 kmMalmö 270 kmTrelleborg 302 kmHelsingborg 213 kmStockholm 468 kmOslo 295 km

PARKINGCar parking is usually easiest to find in the big parking lots and garages. It is much more difficult to find parking in the streets. There is clear signage from all major entry roads to the major parking lots.

LOCAL TRANSPORTATIONThe most convenient way of local transport in Göteborg is to walk, it is easy to walk almost anywhere of interest. The streets are wide and pedestrian friendly, and the canals and the grid system of avenues make orientation simple. However, there is also an extensive tram system serving the city and its outskirts, and a tram will pass through all central areas every few minutes. Göteborg also has an extensive bus and local ferry network.

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SPORT IN SCANDINAVIUMScandinavium has been selected as a championship arena at least fifty times, hosting World Champion-ships, European Championships, World Cup finals and Davis Cup finals. The arena is home to the Frölunda Indians, the most popular team in the Swedish “Elitserien” - ice hockey’s premier league.

THE VENUE

The venue will be the Scandinavium which is part of a big event complex located in the city centre, comprising of the Swedish Fair and the hotel Gothia Towers.

The Scandinavium was built in 1971 and has 12 000 seats. A practice rink is located in the building next door. The ice surface of both the Scandinavium and the practice rink is 60 m x 30 m.

THE VENUEA. SCANDINAVIUM ARENA - Top class arena - 12 000 seats - Practice arena

B. CONGRESS / BANQUET HALL - for up to 1 500 people

MUSIC & SHOWSIt’s impossible to list the spectacular concerts and shows that have been held at Scandinavium. They include Disney on Ice, Back Street Boys, Sting, Sarah Brightman, Britney Spears, AC/DC, Riverdance Savage Garden, Bob Dylan and Kiss. There is no better venue. The 600 square meter stage is one of the most advanced in Europe.

C. GÖTEBORG CONVENTION CENTRE - Extensive meeting / exhibition facilities - Restaurants and large areas for major events/dinners etc

D. HOTEL GOTHIA TOWERS**** - 704 spacious modern rooms - member of Safe Hotels

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THE ACCREDITATION WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY APRIL 10, 2012

All skaters and judges will be required to present their passport prior to receiving accreditation Accreditation will not be issued without presenta-tion of a valid passport and clearance certificate if passport is not the same as the Member entering the skater.

No accreditation for competitors will be issued without submitting:

• The signed Team Declaration Form.• 2 copies of the competition music together with the exact music information (title, composer, running time).

For accreditation/ID purposes, all mentioned persons, except ISU Office Holders, Officials and Guests, must submit, no later than March 22, 2012, a passport type colour photograph together with the Entry Forms (please print the name on the back of the photo).

For accreditation purposes, all Teams and Compe-tition Officials are asked to send their up-to-date photograph by email to office.synchroworlds2012@ gmail.com as follows:

• File format: JPG• File size maximum: 200 Kb• The photo shall not be older than: 60 days• All photos of a Team shall be sent at the same time. Please use e.g. WinZip to package all the photos in one compressed folder.• Delivery address: office.synchroworlds2012@gmail.com

The Team Leaders/Managers are requested to bring copies of passports of all the skaters (a Team-folder, sorted in the alphabetical order) and present all the passports at the time of registration. These will be checked before the Opening Draw.

REGISTRATION & ACCREDITATION

All ISU Office Holders, Official invited Guests, ISU Event Officials, Competitors, Team Leaders, Team Officials, Team Medical Staff and Coaches must register upon arrival at the official hotel – the Hotel Gothia Towers.

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THE OFFICIAL HOTEL FOR TEAMS:

HOTEL GOTHIA TOWERSWith its 704 rooms, Hotel Gothia Towers is Scandinavia’s largest and Göteborg’s tallest hotel. Göteborg’s famed Parade Street ‘Avenyn’ is just a short walk away and the Liseberg amusement park is around the corner. The hotel is a part of the city’s event area and the arena Scandinavium is in the same complex. The rooms are well equipped with bath or shower, TV, trouser press, iron and wireless WiFi.

Hotel Gothia TowersMässans gata 24SE-402 26 Göteborg

OFFICIAL HOTELS

Room prices:Single Room: SEK 1095Double Room: SEK 1345Triple Room: SEK 1545All rates are per room/night including breakfast buffet and local taxes.

Reservation:All reservations for the official hotel must be made through the Organizing Committee. No direct bookings with the hotel are accepted.

Accompanying persons:For Team Members with payment not covered by the Organizing Committee (OC) and sharing room with a Team Member whose accommodation is covered by the OC, the charge of 50% of the room rate will apply. Judges bringing an accompanying person will be charged the difference between the single and twin occupancy.

Extra services and incidentals:Visitors should take note that the mini-bar, Pay TV and outside telephone calls are only available with a personal credit card or deposit at the hotel reception. For all individuals and rooms, hotel extras, including such services as telephone charges, Pay TV, room service, mini-bar, laundry and dry clea-ning are visitor’s own responsibility and they shall be settled directly at the hotel front desk upon check-out. Each member federation is responsible for all incidentals.

Contact person:The Team Leader is responsible for any problems related to rooming, changes, damage, incidentals etc. Requests regarding room changes should be addressed by the Team leader directly to the OC. No changes will be accepted by the hotel. Please contact Victoria Blom, OC Hotels, at the OC office, Gothia Towers.

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THE OFFICIAL HOTEL FOR MEDIA & CHAPERONES:

Please make your reservation direct to the hotel.

SCANDIC HOTEL OPALENE-mail: opalen@scandic-hotels.comMention the booking code “BWSS100412” to get the negotiated prices.Phone: +46 31 751 53 00Fax: +46 31 751 53 11Web: www.scandichotels.se/opalen

QUALITY HOTEL PANORAMAE-mail: reservation.q.panorama@choice.se Mention the booking code “204124” to get the negotiated prices.Phone: +46 31 767 70 00Fax: +46 31 767 70 00Web: www.panorama.se

OFFICIAL TRANSPORTATIONThe Organizing Committee will provide a transfer service from/to the Göteborg Landvetter Inter-national Airport, the Göteborg City Airport, the port of Göteborg and Göteborg Railway station. Coaches, team service and medical personnel will only be transported if they travel together with the team.

The official hotel and the ice rinks are in the same building complex and therefore no transportation is needed.

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WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING:

1. HOTEL GOTHIA TOWERSA wide selection of salads, bread, butter and fruit will be served with each meal. Beverage and coffee or tea is included.

Lunch 120 SEK Dinner 145 SEK

The official Team Meal Plan Form which is attached must be used. Please note, that the deadline for ordering is March 22, 2012.

MEAL SERVICE TEAMS

All accredited persons that do not receive meal vouchers from the Organizing Committee need to pre-order their lunches and dinners. The Teams, Coaches and Team officials are encouraged to utilize the meal service negotiated by the Organizing Committee. The use of the services is upon Teams’ discretion and at their own cost.

DINNER

Meat: Roast pork outer, pepper sauce, green beans, mashed potatoes.Veg: Vegetarian nasi goreng, chili aioli, pack choy.

Fish: Breaded hake, herb sauce, broccoli and oven baked potatoes. Veg: Tortellini with tomato and basil sauce, parmesan cheese, rocket salad.

Meat: Beef stew with mushrooms, onions, carrots and potato wedges.Veg: Vegetarian stew with quorn, mushrooms and onions .

Meat: Paella with chicken, vegetables, saffron and aioli.Veg: Vegetarian paella with vegetables, saffron and aioli.

LUNCH

Meat: Asian chicken stew flavored with red curry and rice.Veg: Asian vegetarian stew flavored with red curry and rice.

Meat: Pasta BologneseVeg: Vegetarian pasta

Fish: Herb baked saithe, caviar sauce, boiled potatoes, cauliflower and lemon.Veg: Cous cous, feta cheese, olives, zucchini and peppers.

Meat: LasagnaVeg: Vegetarian lasagna

DATE

Tuesday April 10

Wednesday April 11

Thursday April 12

Friday April 13

Saturday April 14

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The judges and other ISU competition officials entitled to the full board will receive vouchers for daily meals. Breakfast, lunch and dinner (or late dinner) are served at the Hotel Gothia Towers. Meals will be served in buffet style. On the days of evening events the persons provided with the meal tickets may choose either dinner or late dinner. The serving for the both buffet will be equal.The meal tickets are only valid on the date indi-cated on the respective voucher. Separate drink vouchers for beer and wine (one/meal) will be available for designated accredited persons.

SKATERS PARTYThe skaters party will take place on Saturday 22.00 at Hotel Gothia Towers.

The cost for the party incl. food and beverage is 220 SEK.

Tickets must be paid in advance.

MEAL SERVICE FOR COMPETITION OFFICIALS

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PACKAGE SUMMARY ENTRY FORMS TO BE COMPLETED AND RETURNED TO DEADLINE

Preliminary Entry Form A01 Swedish Figure Skating Association November 1, 2011 ISU Secretariat

Form A: ISU Member Entry Form Swedish Figure Skating Association March 22, 2012 Chair ISU Sports Directorate ISU Secretariat

Form B: Team Entry Form Swedish Figure Skating Association March 22, 2012(Separate Entry form for Chair ISU Sports DirectorateEach Team is required) ISU Secretariat

Form C: Judges Entry Swedish Figure Skating Association February 27, 2012 Chair ISU Sports Directorate ISU Secretariat

Form D: Music Swedish Figure Skating Association March 22, 2012

Form E: Travel Information Swedish Figure Skating Association March 22, 2012

Form F: Accommodation information Swedish Figure Skating Association March 22, 2012

Form G: Skater Health Care Swedish Figure Skating Association March 22, 2012

Form H: Press and Results Information Swedish Figure Skating Association March 22, 2012

Form I: Team Meal Plan (optional) Swedish Figure Skating Association March 22, 2012

Form J: Skaters Party Request Swedish Figure Skating Association March 22, 2012

Form K: Program Content Sheet Swedish Figure Skating Association March 22, 2012

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PASSPORT AND VISA REQUIREMENTSNordic citizens and citizens from countries within the Schengen area may enter Sweden without presenting their passport. For identification pur-poses, you should bring the passport anyway. For citizens from other countries a valid passport is necessary. Please check with the Swedish Embassy or Consulate in your country whether you also need a Visa. You may also use the Swedish Foreign Department´s website to obtain that information. (www.ud.se)

THE CLIMATEApril in Göteborg is springtime. The temperature is usually in the range 10-15 degrees Celsius. Since the city is on the west coast there is also possibility of rain and windy weather. Usually the weather changes quickly.

CURRENCYSwedish kronor (SEK) 1 krona = 100 öreDecember 2011:1 US Dollar (USD) = 6.70 Swedish kronor (SEK)1 Swedish krona (SEK) = 0,15 US Dollar (USD)1 Euro (EUR) = 9.50 Swedish kronor (SEK)1 Swedish krona (SEK) = 0,11 Euro (EUR)

CREDIT CARDSAll major credit cards are accepted Sweden. Most hotels, shops, restaurants and usually taxi accept VISA and MasterCard. American Express may not be accepted in some cases.

VATVAT is always included in the price presented to the customers/guests in shops, hotels, restaurants etc. Tipping at restaurants is not mandatory, but 5-10 % is customary if you receive good service.

USEFUL INFORMATION

BANKSUsually open from 10.00h to 15.00h.Saturday and Sunday closed.There are plenty of ATM´s for cash withdrawal, look e.g. for the sign “Bankomat”.

ELECTRICITYElectrical sockets are 220-240 V AC 50Hz, using 2 pin plug.

SWEDEN IS A NON-SMOKING COUNTRYSmoking is not permitted indoors in public buildings and other places open to public, restaurants and bars included, except in designated smoking zones. Smoking is also prohibited on trains, trams and buses.

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EVENT TICKETSAll Event tickets are available from September 2011. For more information www.synchroworlds2012.com

Single Session Tickets will go on sale January 27, 2012.Keep yourself up to date on www.goteborg.com

ALL EVENT Category 1 – 650 SEK

SINGLE SESSION Thursday Friday SaturdayCategory 2 – 120 SEK 150 SEK 230 SEKCategory 3 - 90 SEK 110 SEK 160 SEK

All prices are excluded service fee.

The tickets are sold by the official ticket agent, Ticnet, www.ticnet.se

Teams and groups make their reservations through Scandinavium + 46 31 81 10 20, eventinfo@gotevent.se For more information please visit:www.synchroworlds2012.com, www.scandinavium.com Follow us on: facebook.com/synchroworlds2012

CONTACTSFor further information, please contact:

ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships 2012Organizing CommitteSvenska KonståkningsförbundetIdrottens HusSE-114 73 StockholmSweden

Phone: +46 8 699 64 30Fax: +46 8 699 64 29

E-mail: office.synchroworlds2012@gmail.com

Website: www.synchroworlds2012.com

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PRELIMINARY EVENT SCHEDULE (SUBJECT TO CHANGE)

DATE TIME EVENT PLACE Tuesday, April 10, 2012 All day First arrivals and Accreditation Hotel Gothia Towers Wednesday, April 11, 2012 All day Accreditation Hotel Gothia Towers All day Official Practice Scandinavium Arena 17:00 Team-Leaders Meeting Hotel Gothia Towers 18:30 Coaches’ Meeting Hotel Gothia Towers Thursday, April 12, 2012 All day Official Practice Scandinavium Arena 15:30 Referees and Technical Controllers Meeting Hotel Gothia Towers 16:30 Judges Meeting Hotel Gothia Towers 19:30 Opening & Draw Ceremony Scandinavium Arena 21:00 Officials Reception Hotel Gothia Towers Friday, April 13, 2012 11:00 Official Practice – Short Program Scandinavium Arena 17:30 Competition - Short Program Scandinavium Arena Saturday, April 14, 2012 07:45 Official Practice – Free Skating Scandinavium Arena 14:30 Competition – Free Skating Group B Scandinavium Arena 17:30 Competition – Free Skating Group A Scandinavium Arena 20:15 Award Ceremony Scandinavium Arena 22:00 Skaters Party Hotel Gothia Towers 22:00 Farewell Dinner (by invitation) TBA Sunday, April 15, 2012 08:00 Judges Round Table Discussion Hotel Gothia Towers All day Departures