October 10-12, Eugene T. Mahoney State Park

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1 JUBilee October 10-12, 2014 Eugene T. Mahoney State Park 1

2 Saturday Night - Included with Your Registration! Collectively the band Smash Mouth has sold more than 10 million albums worldwide. Along with their number one hits Walkin on the Sun and All Star they have consistently impacted radio with other recognizable hits like Then the Morning Comes, Can t Get Enough Of You Baby, and a cover of The Monkees classic I m a Believer, which was prominently featured on the Shrek sound track (4, Billboard Adult Top 40). A quick listen to their music and you realize the multi-platinum Smash Mouth is a 60s influenced garage band with a keen pop sensibility that maintains a timeless quality, a style they have created and that is all their own. Having long since established itself as the ultimate true-to-life California party-band the vibe surrounding Smash Mouth is indeed at its core about having fun. When we play it s a nonstop party, Harwell says. 2 Register Online at

3 DON T MISS OUT ON THE BEST SCOUT EVENT EVER! Dear Scouts and Scouters, We are very excited about the lineup and partnerships coming together for Jubilee Thousands of Scouts and their families will come together at Mahoney State Park in Ashland, Nebraska, October 10-12, This is a celebration you don t want to miss. Your Scouts will see that they are part of a larger Scouting family. There are non-stop activities throughout the entire weekend appropriate for all ages. Inside this leader guide you should find all the information you need to plan for, and get the most out of, Jubilee. In addition to this guide we recommend you like us on Facebook at BSAMACJubilee and check out our web page often at Program updates will become more frequent as Jubilee approaches. This year s Jubilee is S.T.E.M. based Science Technology Engineering Math. Throughout the entire Jubilee you will find educational signs detailing the S.T.E.M. component of activities and displays. S.T.E.M. will be all around us whether you re doing a bungee run, working with skilled tradesmen, sliding down a zip line or riding in a car on a test course. We want to bring the magic of S.T.E.M. alive for everyone. We ve put together a stellar concert lineup with the incredibly entertaining band Hairball for Friday night. This show will impress you with nonstop act changes and their amazing ability to become the bands we all remember from the 80s and 90s. Saturday night s headliner, the band Smash Mouth should excite attendees of all ages. Whether you re familiar with their many top 20 hits or their songs from the Shrek movie sound tracks, they will bring on the night. And remember to stay put after the concert Saturday night for one of the most outstanding fireworks displays in the region just for us. Enjoy this guide, the information and the program outline. It has been designed to give you the framework of this exciting weekend. We, along with Nebraska Game and Parks, look forward to hosting you at Jubilee Yours in Scouting Dan Hunt Eric Magendantz Charles V. Sederstrom Jubilee Chairman Scout Executive Honorary Chairman 3

4 Inside this Guide Smash Mouth...Inside Front Cover Important Dates...5 Schedule of events...6 Registration Information Important Information Special Events and Activities Map...21 Camping Options...22 Strategic Air & Space Museum...23 Food Court...24 Trading Post...25 Take Home a Memory...26 Health Forms Hairball...Inside Back Cover Register Online at 4

5 Dates to Remember 8/1/14 Registration deadline to receive your free Jubilee 2014 commemorative patch (limited supply of patches will be for sale at the Jubilee Trading Post). 9/1/14 Early registration ends. Registrations received by 9/14 will have materials mailed to the registration contact person (last date to have park passes mailed). After 9/14/14 Registrations made online after 9/14 will be available for pick-up at the Durham Scout Center during regular business hours until Thursday, October 9. 10/5/14 Jubilee online registration closes. 10/9/14 Nebraska Game & Park passes will be available for purchase at the Durham Scout Center during regular business hours until Thursday, October 9. 10/10/14 On-site registration opens at 4:00 PM at the Denman and Mary Mallory Kountze Memorial Theatre at Mahoney State Park. 5

6 Schedule of Events Thursday 3:00 PM Option to drop off trailers and start your fun-filled weekend. No concessions will be available until Friday night. You must check-in with the Campmaster on site at Jubilee Hill to get your assigned camp location. Friday Noon - 10:00 PM Camping registration and camp set-up Campground 5:00 PM 11:00 PM Gottschalk Scout Shop Trading Post Open Mahoney Activity Center 5:00-10:00 PM Concessions open Concession Stand 8:30-10:30 PM Hairball Concert - Sponsored by Order of the Arrow OA Cracker Barrel Midnight Taps Midnight 6:30 AM All Quiet Saturday 6:30 AM Reveille 7:00 AM 7:00 PM Concessions Open Food Court 8:00 AM 10:30 PM Gottschalk Scout Shop Trading Post Open Mahoney Activity Center 8:00 AM - 7 :00 PM Day Visitor Check-in 9:00 AM - 9:30 AM Opening Flag Ceremony Main Stage 11:00 AM 7:00 PM Concessions Open Food Court 11:00 AM 10:30 PM Gottschalk Scout Shop Trading Post Open Mahoney Activity Center 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM Events Open Mahoney State Park 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM Dinner Concessions Area 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Live Entertainment Main Stage 5:00 PM 7:00 PM Concessions Open Food Court 5:00 PM 10:30 PM Gottschalk Scout Shop Trading Post Open Mahoney Activity Center 8:00 PM - 9:30 PM Smash Mouth Concert Main Stage 9:30 PM Fireworks Main Stage Midnight All Quiet 6 Sunday 6:30 AM Reveille 7:00 AM 9:00 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM Religious Services: Catholic Mass & non-denominational Christian Service 8:45 AM Largest Scout Clean-up Police Line. Please assemble at Food Court. We ask everyone to help leave the park cleaner than we found it. 9:00 10:00 AM Concessions Open

7 Registration Information If you have already registered for Jubilee, the registration staff will be putting a packet together for you that will be mailed to the primary registrant in September. In the packet you will find your wristbands, patches and any vehicle park permits you ve requested. There will also be a map of the park, and general event and check-in information. Register early to ensure that you receive the most up-to-date program announcements. The 2014 Jubilee will be held October 10-12, 2014 at Mahoney State Park in Ashland, Nebraska (I- 80, Exit 426). Registration is open to all Scouts, Scouters, Explorers, Venture Crews, Webelos, Cub Scouts, Tiger Cubs, leaders, and their families. All units and families should register online at www. mac-bsa.org/macjubilee. All participants must register, including parents, family members, and leaders. The registration fee provides participants with access to Friday night entertainment, event areas on Saturday, Saturday night entertainment, and the fireworks show. Registrations received by August 15, 2014 will receive a commemorative collector s patch. After August 15, the patch will be provided while quantities last. All units are asked to carefully consider their transportation arrangements to and from the Jubilee. Carpooling is highly recommended, especially between dens and troops. Fewer vehicles results in less traffic, Scout safety, and less impact on the property. CHECK-IN PROCEDURES - THURSDAY 7 Units cannot arrive before 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 9, for Jubilee Hill. CHECK-IN PROCEDURES FRIDAY Upon arriving at Mahoney State Park you will enter the main gate and proceed through the park with the flow of traffic. There will be signage and military personnel directing traffic. ALL VEHICLES MUST have a current Nebraska State Park sticker to enter the park. These will come in your packet when you register by August 15. They will also be available in Scouter Services at the Durham Scout Center September Please purchase them prior to entering the park to make entrance go faster and more smoothly. Some guidelines to consider: Upon arriving at the camp, all units will be immediately directed to their camping area. District or area campmasters will be responsible for organizing their camping area. We will allow one unit trailer & vehicle to be left at individual campsites if there is no rain. If it rains there will be a plan B. All other vehicles will be directed to a special parking area nearby. NO EXCEPTIONS. Military members and staff will be available to assist in directing all vehicles to the parking areas. Full cooperation from each unit will assist in maintaining the camp at the high standards to which we re all accustomed.

8 Registration Information Troops must check in with the campmaster and turn in an updated roster before setting up camp. Please check with your Campmaster to see if they have any specific instructions for you or to report any special needs your unit may have. Cub Packs may camp overnight on Jubilee Hill. Packs will be allowed to camp out both nights. The BSA guideline of youth/adult ratio of 1:1 will apply. There will be Army Reserve Soldiers located throughout the park for your security and assistance. Cub and family camping is located at Little Creek Campground and Lakeside Campground. Register early - a limited number of campsites are available. Tent camping is recommended. Only four vehicles per campsite are allowed. Cars at campsites are to maintain a minimum of two tires on the pavement. Carpooling is highly recommended. All other vehicles parking will be diverted to an additional parking lot near Jubilee Hill. Overnight accommodations are also available at Strategic Air & Space Museum on Saturday night.. CHECK-IN PROCEDURES SATURDAY Upon arrival all vehicles will be greeted inside the park, (remember, you will need a current Nebraska State Park Permit for your vehicle available by doing pre-registration until September 15 and at Scouter Services until September 30. You will then be directed to the parking area to unload. NO vehicles will be permitted to enter Jubilee Hill campground besides the one designated unit vehicle. Identification At all times each attendee MUST wear the wristband event ID that will be provided with registration. These bands will help identify participants in case of an emergency and allow access to the events. Replacement bands will be subject to verification and paying the fee again. Participants cannot participate in any of the events or shows without this wristband. Rules The Scout Oath, Scout Law, the Law of the Pack and the Outdoor Code serve as the rule book for all Scouting events. In addition, the following rules must be observed: No sheath knives, personal firearms or fireworks of any kind will be allowed in the camp (in the possession of youth or adult). Any of the above items discovered by camp staff will be confiscated until the unit checks out with their campmaster Sunday morning. No alcoholic beverages, illegal or illicit drugs will be tolerated. Anyone, youth or adult, found to be in possession of these items will be turned over to law enforcement. Drivers and passengers must wear seat belts at all times while riding in a vehicle. No persons in cargo beds or sitting loose in vans. 8

9 9 How to Register for Jubilee Online

10 10 How to Register for Jubilee Online

11 Important Information Eugene T. Mahoney State Park W Park Hwy Ashland, NE Home of Jubilee 2014 October 10-12, 2014 Located half way between Lincoln and Omaha off of I-80 at exit 426 Upon taking exit 426, turn North and go 1/2 mile on Hwy 66, entrance before Strategic Air & Space Museum. If traveling from Ashland, turn onto Hwy 66, go South 3 miles on Hwy 66, entrance after Strategic Air & Space Museum (before I-80). 11

12 Leader Conduct We ask that all leaders assist us in enforcing these policies. We encourage leaders to take one additional step toward setting a good example for the youth of our council. Please give serious consideration on taking a weekend break from use of all tobacco products. Young minds are impressionable and Scouting youth frequently look to their leaders as role models. Units are expected to follow the Pack it in - Pack it out method of dealing with trash. What to bring Troops and Packs will be responsible for their own meals during this event and should plan accordingly. The Scouts normally do not want to leave the fun-filled event area and go back to the campsite to prepare meals, so we suggest using the concession area. Cutchall Restaurant Management has made the food prices affordable to help keep costs as low as possible for our families. We have moved the concession area closer to the action so that everyone can participate in more program fun and enjoy delicious food. Please see page 20 for more information. Unfortunately, no ground fires are permitted. In addition to Troop equipment, the following list is provided to assist campers in the selection of their personal gear. Refer to your Boy Scout Handbook for additional assistance. Completed Annual Health & Medical Record Form (see page 23-26) Uniform Can wear Scout t-shirt during the day. Please wear field (Class A) uniforms to the stage show. Sleeping Bag (if camping) Appropriate clothing (it can get cold in October at night) Rain gear Toiletries (if camping) Personal first aid kit Small flashlight Camera Money (trading post and concessions will be available) 12

13 Important Information Latrines & Showers We are providing portable latrines to supplement the permanent toilet facilities at Mahoney State Park. All Jubilee participants are urged to keep the latrine facilities as clean as possible. All latrines will receive regular servicing during the weekend. No shower facilities will be available while camping on Jubilee Hill. Showers are available for those camping in the Cub Scout and family camping areas at Little Creek Campground and Lakeside Campground. Fresh Water Units are highly encouraged to bring large FULL water containers and canteens for their convenience. Bottled water for drinking will be sold. Wastewater (Grey water) Wastewater MUST be collected and disposed of into designated collection points or drains. You can do this with a 5 gallon bucket or other device that can store non-potable water. Dumping wastewater (sometimes called grey water ) onto the ground is a violation of state park rules. Help us protect Mahoney State Park and dispose of wastewater properly. There will be barrels with signs designating them as wastewater on Jubilee Hill. Fires There will be NO ground fires allowed. This is necessary to protect the park s ecosystem from fire damage and to protect the quality of the air for the event participants. Also, open fires pose a significant risk to the park in case of dry weather. Troops will be allowed to use gas/propane stoves in accordance with BSA safety policies and rules. Trash Dumpsters will be located in high volume areas of the park. Please help reduce container overflow by bagging campsite trash and taking it out of the park when you leave. This is a good time to teach pack it in/ pack it out. All trash at campsites shall be picked up before checking-out with the Campmaster. Golf Carts/ Gators/ Bicycles/ Skateboards Golf carts and Gators are for staff use only. No personal golf carts, gators or four-wheelers, etc. are allowed. Other than for emergencies, event participants will not be allowed to ride in or on golf carts. Event participants who need a handicapped pass to use a vehicle (other than their personal powered wheelchair or scooter) should check in with safety and security at registration. Every effort will be made to accommodate all event participants. No bicycles, skateboards, or scooters are allowed. 13

14 Important Information Security Security and traffic control in and around Mahoney State Park will be handled by various law enforcement agencies. These agencies include the US Army Reserves, Nebraska State Patrol, Police Officers, Sheriff Deputies, and Law Enforcement Explorers. The United States Army Reserve is the primary force protection and first line of defense to handle any situations and all crowd and traffic monitoring. They will be providing 24-hour monitoring of all park activities and will also provide security and assistance as requested by the Mid-America Council. In the case of an emergency, or if you need assistance inside Mahoney State Park, contact a member of the Army Reserves and they will provide any and all necessary support to assist you. They will be in constant contact with the medical staff and law enforcement agencies and located throughout the park in teams. The main security station will be located on the second floor of the Mahoney Activity Center. The Army Reserves will be checking wristbands at all gates, entrances and other locations throughout the park. No person will be allowed into an area without displaying the proper wristbands. Children two years old and under do not need a wristband. Between midnight and 6:30 a.m. (quiet hours), all Scouts must be in their tents. The Army Reserve will be enforcing this and will take any violators to their respective leaders as necessary and provide a listing to the Scout Jubilee leadership each morning. The only exception to this rule will be for a trip to the nearest latrine and then back to their tents. Any group that needs to take down their campsite and leave the park prior to Sunday morning must contact security and the Campmaster for assistance. Traffic Mahoney State Park is managed by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. A current Nebraska State Park entry pass will be required. These are available as a yearly pass or daily pass. They can be purchased with registration, at Scouter Services, on the Mid-America Council website, www. mac-bsa.org/macjubilee or upon entry to the park (highly recommend to purchase early). Traffic will be controlled and signs directing the flow of traffic will be posted throughout the park areas. A camping tag designating where you are to camp or park, for each vehicle that is pre-registered, will be provided in your packet. This tag must be hung from the rear view mirror of each vehicle. To keep traffic flowing smoothly DO NOT STOP ON THE PARK ROADWAY, unless directed to do so. If you miss your turn, the flow of traffic through the park is in a large circular path so you will be able to get back in line for a second chance. There also will be personnel along the route to help direct you to your correct destination. (NOTE: The camping tag and the Nebraska State Park entry pass are two separate passes). 14

15 Important Information Parking All vehicles entering the park will be directed to a specific parking area by Army Reserves personnel with the assistance of Law Enforcement Explorers and Campmasters. There are three main parking areas set for this event: day parking, over-night parking, and troop vehicle parking. A specific area has been set aside next to the campground for troop vehicle parking. This area will be visibly marked. This will provide a convenient location near the campground for the parking of troop vehicles. All other vehicles parking overnight will be directed to another parking area. The Army Reserves, in conjunction with the Jubilee staff, will issue a troop vehicle camping tag for authorization to park in this area. This pass will be placed on the rear view mirror for identification purposes. The number of troop vehicle camping tags issued to each troop will be determined by the number of participants pre-registered by that troop. These passes can be found in the registration packet you will receive in September. The same will apply to the campgrounds, which will only have four vehicles allowed in each campsite. Please respect the guidance provided - it is intended for control and safety of all participants. The United States Army Reserves greatly appreciates your support and understanding in performing their duties as requested by the Jubilee committee. The Reserves will be working side-by-side with BSA leadership to ensure that the needs of those who attend Jubilee are met. Their aim is to ensure this event is a rewarding and safe event for all those who attend. First Aid, Medical release & wristbands A medical release form MUST be filled out for everyone attending the Jubilee. A copy of the release is included in the leader s guide and online. Feel free to make additional copies as needed. Everyone, parents, siblings etc. should fill one out and carry it in their pockets. Leaders will be provided with a wristband for each participant during registration. The wristbands MUST be worn at all times. This will assist in identifying participants in case of an emergency. Aid/Medical Services The main first aid station will be located in the activity center and will be staffed by medical personnel 24-hours a day. All cases requiring treatment should be brought to the attention of the event staff and, if necessary taken to the first aid station. In the event of a medical emergency which requires the person NOT be moved, headquarters or medical personnel should be notified immediately to arrange for transportation of the injured. Arrangements have been made with a nearby hospital in case of a serious accident or injury. Individuals with special medical conditions or needs should inform the medical personnel during the registration process. 15

16 Activities: Check out each activity and see the related STEM information! MOUNTAIN BOARDING - A type of extreme sport using a skateboard-like board to descend mountain terrain; a combination of snowboarding, skateboarding, and mountain biking. KAYAK POLO - A competitive ball sport played on water, in a defined field between teams in kayaks. The object of the game is to get the ball into the opponent s goal. GEOCACHING - An outdoor activity in which the participants use a Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver or other navigational techniques to hide and seek containers (called geocaches or caches ). Geocaching is most often described as a game of high-tech hide and seek, sharing many aspects with orienteering, treasure-hunting, and waymarking. LAND ROVER OMAHA - Markel: The Ultimate Automotive Campus has joined with the Mid-America Council to provide an exciting new Jubilee experience. Riding in these technologically advanced four-wheel drive vehicles will be an adventure. Learn what s going on with the vehicle s systems as your driver maneuvers over obstacles. SUPERHERO BOUNCE HOUSE: Jump and tumble in this air-filled balloon jump with a super hero theme. PIRATES COVE: Protect your ship with an inflatable cannon, race to the stern by sliding down the slide and jump for joy as you claim victory! ACTION SHACK: This colorful inflatable boasts a jumping area, small maze, and slide. Challenge yourself to see if you can make it through the Action Shack. ADRENALINE RUSH: Over 80 feet of running lanes! You ll encounter a sticky bull s eye, eye of the storm, up & over, log crawl, a crawl tube, and a squeeze wall along with 4 more heart pumping obstacles, before you exit via the escape lane! BIG TOP CHALLENGE: A colorful circus-themed obstacle course. Can you beat the time of your buddy? Who is the fastest in your den? BOUNCY BOXING: Put on the giant-sized foam boxing gloves and jump in the giant inflatable ring with your chosen opponent. TRIPLE LANE BUNGEE RUN: See if you can make it the full 30 feet before you re bungeed back!! Three at a time can use this fun inflatable. Runners race to out-distance each other by shooting a basketball at a hoop, before the bungee rope rifles you back to the start. KING OF THE MOUNTAIN: Two contenders, going head-to-head. Enjoy trying to knock each other off their pedestal with a foam jousting stick! 16

17 Activities: Check out each activity and see the related STEM information! MEGA THREE LANE THRILL: This obstacle course boasts over 75 feet of running lanes! There are 3 competition lanes for jumping, pushing, crawling, climbing and sliding your way through as you race to the finish. There s a 15 foot slide at the end! NFL CHALLENGE: Highlighted by a GIANT football, this obstacle course boasts blockers, a tire-stepping area, a 6 wall and a squeeze wall out to the end zone! OBSTACLE COURSE: Challengers will race over, under, around and through obstacles for the King of the Course title! This 40 foot long, 15 foot wide, course is a great relay and team building activity. VELCRO WALL: Climb into a Velcro suit, take a running leap and stick onto our 14-foot tall Velcro Wall! Upside down or right side up either way you ll stick like well like Velcro!! X-TREME CHALLENGE: This 50 foot obstacle course boasts an 11-foot tall slide platform that will have any rider racing with excitement! GIANT CLIMBING WALL: This popular attraction will amaze, awe, and challenge you with its 28 tall wall, 3 climbing stations and state-of-the-art auto-belay system to insure speed, safety, and climber comfort. MECHANICAL BULL: Think you have what it takes to hang on? Almost as much fun to watch as he is to ride, Rowdy will do his best to buck you off!! Rowdy has three settings so he s good for all the ages. HUMAN HAMSTER BALLS: Hamster Balls feature 2 9 Zorb balls with a 75 long track. The track is filled with loads of obstacles and varied terrains. G FORCE WIZZER: How strong is your stomach? How about after spinning around and around and around? Check out this People Powered spinner! TRADES AREA A favorite for many Jubilees. Spend time doing hands-on activities that could be your future career. Specialists in carpentry, electrical, sheet metal, masonry, energy and more. Explore with the professionals and have fun! MILITARY STATIC DISPLAYS Have you ever seen a tank up close? See the latest and greatest in military equipment. Check out the military might by climbing on a tank display! NEBRASKA STATE PATROL Please join us as the State Patrol gives a glimpse into law enforcement, and demonstrates a crash simulator. You can also be part of a hands-on demonstration of the seat-belt convincer, which lets riders experience first-hand what a 5 mph crash is like. YUTAN DIVE TEAM Learn more about the Yutan Dive Team. They will give exciting demonstrations on their skills in rescue and public safety. 17

18 Activities: OMAHA FIRE DEPARTMENT Watch the Omaha Fire Department smokehouse in action. The Fire department gives insight into what fighting fire is like. You can see demonstrations on first aid kits that members of the Omaha Fire Department use in their Scout units. These kits are state of the art and can help save lives. BB GUNS - A type of air gun designed to shoot BBs. Youth will get the chance for some target practice with certified shooting sports leaders. ARCHERY - The art, practice, or skill of propelling arrows with the use of a bow. Archery has historically been used for hunting and combat; but at Jubilee, youth can aim arrows at targets and get tips from certified leaders. SPORTING ARCHERY Think Hunger Games. Test your skills with an arrow shooting down a moving target (Boy Scouts & Venturing only). WRIST ROCKETS How s your aim? Try your best at hitting targets with wrists rockets (all ages). TOMAHAWK THROWING -The average tomahawk has a blade up to 4 inches wide at the cutting edge and a handle from 14 to 20 inches long. Weights run from half a pound to three pounds. The average throwing hawk weighs a little less than two pounds. Tomahawk throwing demonstrations at wood hawk blocks. NANI-BA-ZHU - Teepee and dressing in period regalia. Check out each activity and see the related STEM information! RENDEZVOUS - Teepees, bakers tents, cooking demonstrations and static displays. 18

19 Special Events and Activities From Eagles Nest to Eagles Landing Come out and visit us at the Eagles Landing and enjoy a bouldering wall for Cub Scouts, a climbing wall challenge for Boy Scouts, and an exclusive zip line for Eagle Scouts ONLY! You can also come by for live eagle demonstrations happening several times throughout the weekend. Learn more about the National Eagle Scout Association and what it means to be an Eagle Scout. Tell us your Scouting story! Stop by our exclusive video booth and tell us what being an Eagle Scout means to you. Gaming Competition Fireworks Show Saturday Night After the Smash Mouth show, you will be treated to one of the best fireworks shows in the area - just for Scouts! Best Buy will provide equipment and prizes for a gaming competition. There will be two divisions located at the Riverview Lodge located near the observation tower. Cub Scout-age campers will play a Guitar Hero competition. The final four will compete on stage Saturday night for a grand prize. The Boy Scout/Venture Scout-age group will have a Super Smash Bros. Brawl tournament. The final four will get to compete on stage for a grand prize. The tournament will be set up in blocks throughout the day, so campers do not have to stay in one area throughout the day waiting for their turn. 19

20 Mahoney State Park Areas Open to Scouters Activity Center with indoor playground and simulators Friday 10 Noon 8:00 PM Admission is $2.00 per person to get into playground. Saturday 11 Noon 8:00 PM Hunting Simulator is 15 shots for $3.00 Sunday 12 Noon 6:00 PM Golf Simulator is 20 minutes for $5.00 Mini Golf Saturday 11 Noon 6:00 PM $3.50 per person per round Sunday 12 Noon 6:00 PM Owen Marina & Paddleboats Sat 11 10:00 AM 6:00 PM Paddle boat rentals - 2 person unit is $5.00 per ½ hour Sun 12 10:00 AM 6:00 PM 4 person unit is $8.00 per ½ hour **Paddleboat rental ends at 5:30 PM Peter Kiewit Lodge Restaurant (prices vary) Friday 10 Saturday 11 Sunday 12 7:30 AM 2:00 PM & 5:00 PM 9:00 PM 7:30 AM 2:00 PM & 5:00 PM 9:00 PM 7:30 AM 6:00 PM (buffet only) Century Link Lake Fishing (Free of charge) Open 24 hours daily - Fishing permit required for age 16+ Peter Kiewit Lodge Game Room ( depending on game) Open Daily 9:00 AM 9:00 PM Peter Kiewit Lodge Gift Shop Open Daily 10:00 AM 7:00 PM 20

21 Map of Mahoney To Observation Tower & Riverview Lodge Platte River Theater Registration Scout Camping te En Stab t en nm i rta Peter Kie wit Lodge Stage VIP Tent les Pyrotechnic Area Medical Overflow Parking Food Court Trading Post CenturyLink Lake Lakeside Scout Family Camping Saturday Traffic Flow Saturday Parking Only Explorer Land Owens Marina Golf Driving Range Frida y Traffi c Flow Little Creek Family Camping Administration Building Strategic Air & Space Museum Cub Scout Overnight Saturday Traffic Flow (Saturday Only) Park Entra nce 21 We st Par k Hw y To I -80

22 Camping Options Scout Jubilee Hill Reserved area for Cub Scout packs, Boy Scout troops, Varsity teams, or Venturing crews. This will be a city of tents! The hill will be near all events, hands-on activities, and the Jubilee food court. Cub Scouts must have a parent with them. There is no extra cost for camping on Jubilee Hill. Campsites (Little Creek & Lakeside Campgrounds) The campgrounds at Mahoney State Park are open to reserve through our online reservation for the Jubilee. The campsites are encouraged for family camping or individuals who would like to bring an RV to the Jubilee. Be sure to get your reservation in early, space is limited. There is an additional fee for each camping area. Cabins The cabins at Mahoney State Park are open to reserve through our online reservation for the Jubilee. Cabins are a variety of sizes and can house 4-20 individuals. Be sure to get your reservation in early, space is limited. There is an additional fee for each cabin. Lodge Rooms (Peter Kiewit Lodge) Many of the rooms at the Peter Kiewit Lodge at Mahoney State Park are open to reserve through our online reservation for the Jubilee. Rooms are a variety of sizes and can house 4-6 individuals. Be sure to get your reservation in early, space is limited. There is an additional fee for each lodge room. Strategic Air & Space Museum Please see the information on the next page. 22

23 Strategic Air & Space Museum Overnight at the Museum - Saturday, October 11, 2014 Get ready to experience the Strategic Air & Space Museum in a whole new light! Many in the Scouting community have participated in one (or more) of the museum s Scout overnight programs. As part of the 2014 Jubilee, area Cub Scouts can spend the night under the largest and most iconic aircraft ever built. On Saturday, October 11, 2014, the Strategic Air & Space Museum will make Hangar A available for Cub Scouts, leaders, and family members following the Jubilee concert and fireworks display. To obtain accurate counts, all activities require pre-registration. The Details: Overnight at the Museum - $10.00/person Enter through the East doors of Hangar A. Far side closest to Mahoney State Park. Museum will be accessible beginning at 10:30 p.m. Campers will need to provide their own sleeping bag and bed roll/air mattress. Hangar floors are concrete so padding is recommended. Beverages (with sealable lids) and snacks are allowed. No food preparation will be allowed on museum premises. Campers must exit the museum by 10:00 a.m., Sunday, October 12, Pancake breakfast included by the Pancake Man. Educational Activity - $6.00/Scout (must be a registered overnight camper) Activity is on Sunday only, following breakfast. Specific activity TBD but will meet one or more of the requirements for Astronomy, Computer, Science, or weather belt loops. Activity will begin at 8:00 a.m. Participants must exit the museum by 10:00 a.m., Sunday, October 12, *Registration information for Strategic Air & Space Museum activities will be sent to overnight registrants. Museum Admission - $5.00/person (must be a registered overnight camper and activity participant) Upon completion of the educational activity scouts, leaders, and family members will have full access to the museum. Normal admission is $12/adult and $6/child. Campers are requested to pack their belongings in their vehicles by 10:00 a.m., Sunday, October 12, The museum opens to the public at 10:00 a.m. and is not responsible for lost or stolen items. *Registration information for Strategic Air & Space Museum activities will be sent to registrants. 23

24 Jubilee Food Court The Jubilee food court will have something for everyone! Cutchall Management Company will be handling a majority of the food for this event and will feature some of their best brands along with other vendors for you to choose from. General Option & Pricing Information: Breakfast: $2.00 to $4.00 Paradise cinnamon rolls, bagels, muffins, Sonic Breakfast burritos. Lunch: $4.00 to $7.00 Famous Dave s Burgers, Cheese Burgers, Pork Sandwiches, Rib Tips, Chicken Sandwiches, Dominos Pizza, Nachos. Dinner: $4.00 to $7.00 Famous Dave s Burgers, Cheese Burgers, Pork sandwiches, Rib Tips, Chicken Sandwiches, Dominos Pizza, Sonic Hot Dogs, Chilli Dogs, Cheese Dogs, & Roasted Chicken Also featured: Serving Time Breakfast Lunch Dinner Friday, Oct. 10 Saturday, Oct. 11 Sunday, Oct. 12 OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN 24

25 Gottschalk Scout Shop Trading post Gottschalk Scout Shop Trading Post Hours Friday 5:00 PM 11:00 PM Saturday 8:00 AM 10:30 PM T-Shirts and Sweatshirts Don t forget to order your commemorative Jubilee gear! You can order online, call the Gottschalk Scout Shop at , or come in the shop to order. Orders will be taken through September 1. There will be extra Jubilee gear available for purchase at the Jubilee. Mobile Trading Post Circulating throughout the concerts both Friday and Saturday nights. Don t forget the nighttime fun with glow gadgets they also help keep track of group members. Beginning September 30, you can pick up your order at the Gottschalk Scout Shop: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday from 9:00 AM 7:00 PM, Friday 9:00 AM 6:00 PM and Saturday from 9:00 AM 4:00 PM. The remaining orders (not picked up before Wednesday, October 8) can be picked up at the Trading Post at Jubilee starting Friday, October 10. What can you find at the Trading Post? Purchase a souvenir Find fun things to entertain you Camping items Scouting supplies Other fun things to entertain kids Camping needs 25

26 Take Home a Memory Order online or call the Gottschalk Scout Shop, (402) Don t miss out on this opportunity. Due to high demand for official Jubilee apparel, stock availability cannot be guaranteed at the event, so act now! ALL MERCHANDISE ORDER FORMS MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 2, All shirts are light blue (hoodies, short sleeve shirts, and caps). Your order will be ready for pickup at Gottschalk Scout Shop beginning September 30. Any orders not picked up prior to Thursday, October 9 will be ready and waiting for you at the Gottschalk Scout Shop Trading Post. ITEM SIZE QUANTITY PRICE TOTAL PRICE T-Shirt Youth Med $10.00 T-Shirt Youth Lg $10.00 T-Shirt Adult Sml $10.00 T-Shirt Adult Med $10.00 T-Shirt Adult Lg $10.00 T-Shirt Adult XLg $10.00 T-Shirt Adult XXLg $13.00 T-Shirt Adult 3XLg $13.00 Sweatshirt Youth Med $20.00 Sweatshirt Youth Lg $20.00 Sweatshirt Adult Sml $20.00 Sweatshirt Adult Med $20.00 Sweatshirt Adult Lg $20.00 Sweatshirt Adult XLg $20.00 Sweatshirt Adult XXLg $27.00 Sweatshirt Adult 3XLg $26.00 Hoodie Youth Med $26.00 Hoodie Youth Lg $26.00 Hoodie Adult Sml $26.00 Hoodie Adult Med $26.00 Hoodie Adult Lg $26.00 Hoodie Adult XLg $26.00 Hoodie Adult XXLg $30.00 Hoodie Adult 3XLg $34.00 Cap Sub- Total 7% Sales Tax Back JUBilee 2014 Gottschalk Scout Shop Hours of Operation: Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Friday: 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Saturday: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Questions? Call Order online 24-hours a day at Gottschalk Scout Shop West Maple Road Omaha, NE Front 26

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31 Friday Night - Included with Your Registration! Hairball is a Rock & Roll experience you won t soon forget. A band puts on a concert - Hairball puts on an event! The lights, sound, smoke, fire, bombs, and screaming hoards of avid fans...to merely call it a concert would be like calling Mount Rushmore a roadside attraction! Vocalists Rockstar Bob, Joe Dandy, and Kris Voxx lead the band through a 2-hour, mind-blowing, and drop-dead accurate homage to some of the biggest arena acts in the world. Van Halen, KISS, Motley Crue, Queen, Journey, Prince and Aerosmith are but a few of the acts fans will see brought to life. The Hairball stage becomes an entirely new rock concert before your very eyes countless times throughout the night. Don t confuse Hairball with the countless 80 s Tribute bands across the country. Hairball is an experience, an attitude, and expression of music that isn t simply a retro flashback. It s a way of life, and it s not going anywhere soon! 31 Register Online at

32 Boy Scouts of America Mid-America Council Jubilee is sponsored in part by: Fireworks sponsored by: