FIRST INFORMATIONISU European Figure Skating Championships® 2011

January 23rd – January 30th, 2011Bern, Switzerland

Stand: 02. August 2010 – Frs

Organizing CommitteeISU European Figure Skating Championships 2011 BernOrganizing CommitteeErlacherhof – Junkerngasse 47CH-3000 Bern 8Switzerland

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

HOST CITY BERN 4GREAT PLACES IN BERN 6 HOW TO GET TO BERN 9TRANSPORTATION 9INFORMATION FOR ENTRY TO SWITZERLAND 10 OFFICIAL HOTELS 10 MEAL SERVICE 14 CHAPERONS 14 THE VENUE 15REGISTRATION AND ACCREDITATION 15 EVENT TICKETS 16DEADLINES 17 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 18CONTACTS 21

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TRAdITIONAl SANdSTONE ANd MOdERN ARChITECTURE

To the delight of inhabitants and visitors alike, the city administration has created some useful space on the recently redesigned Bundesplatz (Federal Square) and on Waisenhausplatz. The water jets in front of the Federal Palace successfully continue the historic fountain tradition. In the labyrinth of lanes and alleys of the Old Town – the UNESCO World Heritage Site between Clock Tower and Bear Park – tourists tread on one another’s toes whilst discovering all manner of hidden details that tell of bygone times. Yet outside the historical centre too, you come across unusual but elegant buildings shaping the cityscape: the Paul Klee Centre designed by Renzo Piano in Schön-grün; the TITANIC administration complex in Sulgenau; the GIBB Vocational College in Lorraine; the Bern Apprentice Workshops in Felsenau. But that’s not all: recently other impressive architectural projects were completed — the Westside Mall by Daniel Libeskind and the Kubus/Titan extension at the History Museum.

SlOw dOwN

“It is the most beautiful we have ever seen“, wrote Johann Wolfgang von Goethe in 1779 about the city of Bern. He was right. Even more than 200 years after he wrote his letter to his friend Charlotte von Stein, Bern is still worth a journey. Or, as Hermann Hesse put it in 1912: “Nowhere can one live in such peace as here”. The Swiss capital is in-deed the epitome of charm, leisure and culture. The catch-phrase now is “slow down”, and nowadays books about it are being sold every day. In Bern, “slowing down” is a way of life. People still take their time. They make time for a friendly word when they’re out shopping, for standing around and socialising after work in one of Bern’s bars, cafés or wine-bars. And in Bern, having time also means enjoying the arts.

hOST CITY BERN Bern, the delightful capital at the heart of Switzerland

Encircled by the River Aare and set against a breath-taking Alpine backdrop, Bern owes its charm to an integrated cityscape. This pleases the numerous tourists while the Bernese citizens enjoy a very high quality of life.

With its wide streets, six kilometres of arcades, sculptured fountains, unspoiled sandstone facades, a unique rooftop landscape and a variety of outstanding museums, Bern is a wonderful historic unity. Inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1983, the Bern Old Town (Altstadt) boasts impressive architecture and a wonderful ambience. Its most important buildings are  the Cathedral, which is the largest sacred edifice in the whole of Switzerland; the Clock Tower, the most frequently photographed building in town; the Erlacherhof, a gem of a baroque palace and the Mayor’s official residence; and, last but not least, the Bundeshaus, the Swiss parliamentary buildings.

ThE BEAR OF BERN

According to tradition, the city of Bern can thank Duke Berchtold V. von Zähringen for both its existence and its name. It was he, or so the story goes, who decreed that the first animal to be hunted and killed in the forests surrounding the settlement would then give its name to the new town … and that happened to be a bear. Until recently you could still see the heraldic animals of the city kept in a traditional bear pit. In 2009, however, the bears received a more species-friendly “Bear Park”. The “city of bears” is the political centre of the Swiss Confedera-tion and very convenient to get to. Often said to have its finger on the pulse of (Swiss) time, Bern is only three or fours hours away from Milan or Paris by train. So it’s not just the federal government that has its headquarters here but also many internationally renowned institutions. Ditto the foreign embassies. Bern is also a place of higher education: its university and its polytechnic universities have a distinguished reputation. Similarly, the capital acts as the Swiss competence centre for telecommunications, IT, bioengineering, healthcare and services etc.

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FACTS & FIgURES

Founded 1191

NameLegend has it that the city was named after the first animal killed by the Duke of

Zähringen while out hunting, which happened to be a bear.

Population 130’300

language German

Swiss capital Since 1848

SizeApprox. 52 km2; approx. one third of which is made up of parks and woodland.

The entire conurbation is 184 km2

UNESCO world heritage Site The Old Town of Bern, added to the list in 1983

Culinary specialities

Berner Platte (sauerkraut or beans with tongue sausage, ribs, bacon and potatoes)

Bernese tongue sausage

Bernese Rösti

Bernese onion cake and onion soup

Bernese plum compote

Toblerone mousse

However, “slowing down” does not mean failing to capitalise on present-day developments, as Bern is show-ing with a number of its major projects. Take for example the new “Zentrum Paul Klee”, built by the world-famous architect Renzo Piano. A building has appeared that gives the impression of a series of three hills, ingressing on the landscape but at the same time seeking to connect with their surroundings. It is worth a visit for the architecture alone, never mind the opportunity to study the complete works of this painter, musician, teacher, philosopher and poet, who grew up in Bern and spent the last seven years of his life here.   However, the old town is also part of Bern’s cultural heri-tage, with its many fountains, the cathedral and above all the “Lauben” arcades: these covered walkways convert the heart of the town into the most delightful shopping centre you can imagine. In summer the arcades provide shade, while in winter they allow you to enjoy a prolonged shopping expedition without getting wet. The people of Bern also call the arcades the “pipes”, and “piping” or “arcading” plays an important part in their daily lives: this is where people meet, exchange the latest news and arrange to go later to one of Bern’s bars, which in recent years have had more and more to offer.

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ThE CAThEdRAl OF BERN

The Cathedral of Bern is the largest religious building in Swit-zerland. The three-aisled basilica towers above the roofs of the Old Town. Its prominent characteristic is the portal, on which the depiction of the last judgment can be admired.

ThE ZYTglOggE

The Zytglogge (Clock Tower) was the city‘s first West-Gate (1191– 1256). Today it is one of the most important and most beautiful sights of Bern. The tower-clock functioned as the city‘s main clock and was therefore of paramount importance for Bern.

gREAT PlACES IN BERN

UNESCO wORld hERITAgE SITE

In 1983, Bern’s Old Town was entered in the UNESCO Cul-tural World Heritage list. The romantic capital in the Aare loop owes ist charm to the unique townscape with sand-stone buildings from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.

FOUNTAINS ANd ARCAdES

Around 250 fountains bear witness to the old times and guilds – together with the 6 km of arcades, they shape the image of the Old Town and have always been bustling with shops, restaurants and pedestrians.

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hOUSE OF AlBERT EINSTEIN

The physicist Albert Einstein (1879–1955) was living in Bern when he came up with his famous formula E= mc2. The apartment (Kramgasse 47) he was living in at that time is open to visitors, and the Historical Museum hosts the world’s first Einstein-Museum

ZOOlOgICAl gARdEN dählhölZlI

Visitors can become acquainted with the Zoological Garden Dählhölzli and its more than 200 different animal species on 365 days of the year. The zoo lies between the Aare and the Dählhölzli forest.

ThE BEARPARk

Since October 2009, the city of Bern has a new landmark: the BearPark. This 6000 m2 park with its natural environ-ment on the edge of the UNESCO old town homes Bern’s heraldic animal.

hOUSE OF PARlIAMENT

Seat of the Swiss government and parliament. The re-designed Bundesplatz has 26 fountains, which provide an impressive water display.

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ROSE gARdEN

A Rose Garden with a beautiful view across the UNESCO World Heritage and the meander in the Aare. The park also has its own restaurant.

For further information: www.berninfo.com

wESTSIdE

This architectural tour de force by Daniel Libeskind is shop-ping mall, pool complex, spa, multiplex movie theater and restaurant all rolled into one.

gURTEN, ThE hIll OF BERN

If you want a bird‘s eye view of Bern but don‘t have much time to spend, make a beeline for the Gurten. The hill is not only accessible by the Gurtenbahn: footpaths lead up to the viewpoint.

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TRANSPORTATION ARRIvAl & dEPARTURE OF PARTICIPIANTS

Zurich International Airport and Bern Main Railway Station are the two official arrival/departure points for ISU Eu-ropean Figure Skating Championships 2011, from where a shuttle transfer will be organized. Only in special cir-cumstances, also the arrival at Bern-Belp Airport might be accepted with a transportation transfer through the Organizing Committee.

OC ShUTTlE BUS SERvICE

A special shuttle bus service operates between the official hotels and the PostFinance-Arena during the Event. The transportation is available to all participants carrying the accreditation card and to chaperons with the official bus permit.

Official accreditation holders are able to use public trans-portation for free within the libero zone.

hOw TO gET TO BERNBern’s central location makes it easy to reach by rail, air or road. ACCESS BY AIR

The city of Bern is close to the intercontinental airport of Zurich (trains every half-hour; journey time approx. 75 minutes).

Bern-Belp international airport is right on the doorstep of the federal capital with daily connections to important European cities. Bern-Belp airport is just 20 minutes (9 km) from the city center, and is large enough to handle departures and arrivals quickly. There is an Airport Bus which connects Bern Main Railway Station with the Airport Bern-Belp.

ACCESS BY TRAIN

Bern is connected directly to the international railway network, and is the only European capital city visited by all three high speed trains: the TGV, ICE and Cisalpino.

ACCESS BY CAR

Bern is connected to the European long-distance highway 4 (E4) and the national motorway network. Access to sou-thern Switzerland and Italy is via the Lötschberg Tunnel/Simplon Pass or the St. Bernard road tunnel.

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OFFICIAl hOTElSThere are six official hotels for ISU Office holders, ISU Event Officials, Judges, Team Officials and Federation Presidents, Skaters, Team leaders, Coaches, Assistant Team leaders and Team Medical Staff.

INFORMATION FOR ENTRY TO SwITZERlANdSince 12th December 2008 Switzerland is an associated member state of the Schengen agreement and hence part of the Schengen area. The Schengen regulations apply for the entry and a stay that is not subject to authorisation up to three months. For individuals who are required to hold a visa, Switzerland will issue Schengen visas for a stay up to three months that are valid for the whole Schengen area.

For specific information, please contact the nearest Swiss representation abroad, the Cantonal Migration Offices or the Federal Office for Migration (www.bfm.admin.ch). Information on the website is available in German, French, Italian and English.

gENERAl REgUlATIONS ON ENTRY

Foreign nationals require a valid and accepted travel do-cument to enter Switzerland. In addition, a visa is required in certain cases. Furthermore, sufficient funds must be available or procurable by legal means to cover the cost of living during the transit through or the stay in Switzerland. Foreign visitors who have entered Switzerland in compli-ance with the relevant regulations and are not taking up any form of employment require no permit of sojourn if the duration of their stay does not exceed three months. Their stay must not exceed a total of three months within a period of six months. Individuals requiring a visa should observe the duration of stay specified in their visa. (Source: www.bfm.admin.ch)

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Novotel Bern Expo (Teams, except Coaches, Member Presidents)

Novotel Bern ExpoGuisanplatz 2CH-3014 BernSwitzerlandT +41 31 339 09 09F +41 31 339 09 10www.novotel.com (Bern)

The Novotel Bern Expo is a 4 star hotel offering 112 non smoking rooms. It is located opposite the PostFinance-Arena. The tram No.9 runs from in front of the hotel to the city center and to the Railway Station Bern. The hotel features a restaurant, bar, internet corner and six meeting rooms, as well as facilities for guests with limited mobility, private pay parking and a fitness centre.

hotel Bern (Judges, Member Presidents)

Hotel BernZeughausgasse 9CH-3011 BernSwitzerlandT +41 31 329 22 22F +41 31 329 22 99www.hotelbern.ch

The Hotel Bern is located in the center of the city, approx. 10 minutes by shuttle bus to PostFinance-Arena. It offers 95 rooms with modern furnishings. The Hotel offers sever-al restaurants. You can dine traditionally or enjoy delicious farmhouse fare. Or opt for something more exclusive and cosmopolitan, as you like.

Best western hotel Bären(Coaches)

Best Western Hotel BärenSchauplatzgasse 4CH-3011 BernSwitzerlandT +41 31 311 33 67F +41 31 311 69 83www.baerenbern.ch

The Best Western Hotel Bären is located in the heart of the Swiss capital. It is just a few steps away from Bern Main Railway Station and the Government building. It is surroun-ded by the historical shopping arcades. The hotel offers 57 modern hotel rooms. Furthermore, it features a bar (public Bären Bar), solarium, sauna, Laundromat and WLAN.

hotel Bellevue Palace(ISU Officials, ISU Guests)

Hotel Bellevue Palace BernKochergasse 3-5CH-3000 Bern 7SwitzerlandT +41 31 320 45 45F +41 31 320 46 46www.bellevue-palace.ch

The Hotel Bellevue Palace is a jewel of Art Nouveau ar-chitecture, situated in the heart of Bern and next to the Federal Parliament. It is a member of Leading Hotels of the World and The Swiss Deluxe Hotels. This 5 star hotel has a terrace with a breathtaking view of the Alps and the Aare River. All 130 rooms including 30 suites have been com-pletely renovated in 2002. The hotel offers high culinary standards in its two prestigious restaurants. The hotel is located in the city center, approx. 15 minutes by shuttle bus to PostFinance-Arena. The tram No.9 also runs from the City Center (Zytglogge) to PostFinance-Arena.

Room prices per night including breakfast and local taxes

Single roomDouble room

hotel Allegro Bern (Teams, except Coaches, Member Presidents)

Hotel Allegro BernKornhausstrasse 3CH-3013 BernSwitzerlandT +41 31 339 55 00F +41 31 339 55 10www.kursaal-bern.ch (Hotel Allegro)

The Hotel Allegro is a 4 star hotel which enjoys a conve-nient but quiet location, surrounded by stately trees and a picturesque pond. It is situated between the city center and the PostFinance-Arena. The hotel offers 171 rooms and Junior Suites. The hotel features different restaurants, bar, cigar lounge, underground parking garage and a fit-ness center. The tram No. 9 runs from in front of the hotel to the PostFinance-Arena.

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ACCOMPANYINg PERSONS

For Team Members not covered by the 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 bed room.

ExTRA SERvICES ANd INCIdENTAlS

Visitors should take note that the mini-bar, Pay TV and outside telephone calls are only available with a perso-nal credit card or deposit at the hotel reception. For all individuals and rooms, hotel extras, including such services as telephones charges, Pay TV, room service, mini-bar, laundry and dry cleaning 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 occurred.

CONTACT PERSON ANd ROOM ChANgES

For any problems related to rooming, changes, damage, incidentals etc. the Team Leader is agreed to be the contact person. Any wishes about room changes shall be addressed to the OC. No changes shall be accepted by the hotel.

Best western hotel Bristol(Coaches)

Best Western Hotel BristolSchauplatzgasse 10CH-3011 BernSwitzerlandT +41 31 311 01 01F +41 31 311 94 79www.bristolbern.ch

The Best Western Hotel Bristol is located in the heart of the Swiss capital next to Hotel Bären. It is just a few steps away from Bern Main Railway Station and the Govern-ment building. It is surrounded by the historical shopping arcades. The hotel offers 92 modern hotel rooms. Further-more, it features a bar (public Bären Bar), solarium, sauna, Laundromat and WLAN.

Room prices per night including breakfast and local taxes

Single roomDouble room

All official hotel reservations must be made through the Organizing Committee. The hotels will not accept any private bookings.

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dEAdlINES, PAYMENT ANd CANCEllATION POlICIES

Entries by number 01.10.2010

Pre-booking of hotel rooms by Teams 01.10.2010

Entries by name 03.01.2011

Invoice to members 22.10.2010

50% of deposit paid by teams 05.11.2010

Reminder to pay until 12.11.2010

latest deadline for payment 19.11.2010

letter of cancellations 25.11.2010

CANCEllATION ANd REFUNd POlICIES (lESS BANkINg ChARgES)

Refund of deposit 100% Until 15.12.2010

Refund of deposit 50% from 16.12.2010 Until 05.01.2011

No refund After 05.01.2011

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ChAPERONSPersons wished to be registered by the federations as official chaperons (one per competitor) must be announced on the Entry Form “Composition of Delegation” (Form C 01). Chaperons will not receive an accreditation but will be regis-tered in the accreditation center upon arrival. The officially registered chaperons will receive a bus permit which will also allow them to visit the practice sessions in the main and the practice arena. Chaperons will not receive any special price tickets to the competition events or the Exhibition.

The Organising Committee does not automatically make hotel reservations for Chaperons. Availability in the official hotels cannot be guaranteed until all team members are confirmed. Chaperons and Non Accredited Visitors (and team members not paid by the Organizing Committee) who wish to arrange their own accommodation should book their hotel rooms independently via www.bern-incoming.ch. There are hotels of various sizes and price ranges available in Bern. There is not shuttle bus service from these hotels, but those with appropriate bus permit may join the shuttle bus service at one of the official hotels.

MEAl SERvICEAccredited persons with a full accommodation will receive voucers for daily meals. The Organizing Committee will provide and cover the expenses for meals for all competi-tors participating during the period beginning with dinner two days before the competition in which they compete and ending with breakfast (lunch if they cannot leave in the morning) on the day after the final Free Skating/ Free Dance. Meal expenses will be covered for all competitors invited to participate in the final exhibition gala; the covered expenses for meal and lodging will end with breakfast (lunch if they cannot leave in the morning) on the day following the exhibition.

The Organizing Committee will provide and cover the expenses for rooms and meals for all Competitors partici-pating, Technical Controllers and Technical Specialists and for one Team Leader of each participating ISU Member. If competitor(s) of a team are invited for the final exhibition gala, the covered expenses of one Team Leader for board and lodging will end with breakfast (lunch if they cannot leave in the morning) on the day following the exhibition.

The Technical Controller, Technical Specialists, Referee, Data and Replay Operator will be covered by the Organi-zing Committee beginning with lunch two days prior to the first competition in which they officiate and ending with lunch on the day of the Round Table Discussion for Officials. Also all Judges and all alternate Judges who were called to attend beginning with dinner two days prior to their first competition in which they officiate and ending with lunch on the day of theRound Table Discussion of the event in which they officiate.

The meal tickets are only valid on the day indicated on the respective voucher. The vouchersare numbered and the number must correspond with the number on the accreditation card of the person entering the dining room.Separate drink vouchers for beer and wine will be available for designated accredited persons. The vouchers are valid in all hotel restaurants.

Should any Competitor, Team Leader or Official arrive ear-lier or stay longer, the costs for accommodation and meals are at the burden of the user.

All extra expenses, including hotel incidentals, incurred by any Team Member or any other person will be the responsi-bility of the individual and must be paid prior to departure.

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REgISTRATION ANd ACCREdITATIONAll ISU Office Holders, official invited Guests, ISU Event Officials, Competitors, Team Leaders, Team Officials, Team Medical Staff and one Coach (per competitor), IMG and parts of the OC taking part in the event must register upon arrival at the Hotel Accreditation Center at Hotel Allegro Bern.

The accreditation Office for the ISU Officials and teams at Hotel Allegro Bern will be open starting from Saturday January 22nd until Saturday 29th January, 2011. Media representatives will be handled at the Media Accreditation Center (PostFinance-Arena) starting Friday 21st January, 2011. Accreditation will not be issued without presentation of a valid passport.

All skaters and judges will be required to present their passport (and clearance certificate if passport is not the same as the Member entering the skater) prior to receiving accreditation.

No accreditation for competitors will be issued without submitting: the original and signed Declaration Form and two copies of the competition music together with the exact music information (title, composer, running time). All competitors must hold a valid health insurance.

ThE vENUE The PostFinance-Arena The PostFinance-Arena with its modern infrastructure will be the setting for the ISU European Figure Skating Cham-pionships 2011. For the Ice Hockey World Championships 2009, the stadium was completely renovated and bought up to the latest technical stand. Under normal operating conditions it can accommodate up to 17000 spectators. For the European’s 2011 the PostFinance-Arena will be converted to a stadium with only seats (capacity 7700 spectators). The stadium was originally named Allmendsta-dium (1967) and later BernArena.

More information about the Stadium can be found here:www.postfinancearena.ch

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EvENT TICkETSEvent tickets will be available as of mid-August 2010. For information on ticket prices and packages please visit www.ticketcorner.com or www.euroskate2011.com.

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dEAdlINES dATE FIlINg SUBJECT

01.10.2010 Entries by numbers

Form A 01 Preliminary Entry Form

Form A 02 Hotel Request Form (Team Leader, Competitors, Judges)

Form A 03 Hotel Request Form (Official, Coaches, Others)

Form A 04 Team Questionnaire

22.10.2010 Invoice to member

05.11.2010 50% of deposit paid by teams

19.11.2010 Latest deadline for payment

25.11.2010 Letter of cancellations

10.12.2010 Form B 01 Entry Form for Judges

Form B 02 Hotel Sheet for Judges

Form B 03 Judges Travel Form

03.01.2011 Entries by name

Form C 01 Composition of Delegation

Form C 02 Entry Form for Competitors

Form C 03 Hotel Sheet

Form C 04 Bank Transfer Information for Prize Money

Form C 05 Team Travel Form

Form C 06 Press Information

Form C 07 Result Information

Form C 08 Competition Music Information

Form C 09 Ice Dance Music Information

Form C 10 Program Content

At Accreditation Form C 11 Skaters Health Care Form

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SChEdUlE OF EvENTS dATE TIME EvENT PlACE

Sunday, January 23

1st Official Practice

20:00 Team Leaders Meeting I PostFinance-Arena

Monday, January 24

08:00 Referees and Technical Controllers Meeting

09:00 ICE DANCE Qualifying - Initial Judges Meeting PostFinance-Arena

10:00 MEN Qualifying - Initial Judges Meeting PostFinance-Arena

11:00 PAIRS Qualifying - Initial Judges Meeting PostFinance-Arena

12:00 ICE DANCE Qualifying - Free Dance PostFinance-Arena

16:00 MEN Qualifying - Free Skating PostFinance-Arena

20:30 PAIRS Qualifying - Free Skating PostFinance-Arena

Tuesday, January 25

08:00 LADIES Qualifying - Initial Judges Meeting PostFinance-Arena

10:00 LADIES Qualifying - Free Skating

16:00 ICE DANCE - Initial Judges Meeting

18:30 PAIRS - Initial Judges Meeting

20:00 Team Leaders Meeting II

wednesday, January 26

14:30 ICE DANCE - Short Dance PostFinance-Arena

15:00 MEN - Initial Judges Meeting

18:30 Opening on Ice PostFinance-Arena

19:30 PAIRS - Short Program PostFinance-Arena

Thursday, January 27

14:00 MEN - Short Program PostFinance-Arena

16:00 LADIES - Initial Judges Meeting

19:30 PAIRS - Free Skating PostFinance-Arena

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dATE TIME EvENT PlACE

Friday, January 28

09:00 PAIRS - Judges Round Table Discussion

14:00 LADIES - Short Program PostFinance-Arena

19:15 ICE DANCE - Free Dance PostFinance-Arena

Saturday, January 29

09:00 ICE DANCE - Judges Round Table Discussion

13:00 LADIES - Free Skating PostFinance-Arena

18:30 MEN - Free Skating PostFinance-Arena

Sunday, January 30

08:00 LADIES - Judges Round Table Discussion

09:00 MEN - Judges Round Table Discussion

14:30 Exhibition Gala PostFinance-Arena

Please note: This schedule is subject to changes.

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CONTACTSORgANIZINg COMMITTEE

ISU European Figure Skating Championships 2011 BernMs. Alexandra Fries – Head of AdministrationErlacherhof – Junkerngasse 47CH-3000 Bern 8Switzerlandalexandra.fries@euroskate2011.comPhone: +41 31 331 36 00Fax: +41 31 331 36 02

ACCOMMOdATION

Mr. XYxy@eurosakte2011.com

TICkET SAlES

Mrs. XYxy@eurosakte2011.com

ChIEF PRESS OFFICER

Mr. Urs FriedenUrs.frieden@euroskate2011.com