The Silver Cloud Hotel
1100 Broadway
Seattle, WA 98122
Reservations:(800) 590-1801

Camp Jitterbug out-of-towners will receive a discounted rate:
$139 group rate for a room with 2 queen beds.

In order to get this discounted rate, you now MUST make your reservation by May 5th, 2008, after May 5th, the rate will increase.

Room rate includes a hearty continental breakfast. This is a beautiful hotel that is only a couple of blocks from the Camp Jitterbug workshop venues. Just for Camp Jitterbug, there is a 24 hour heated indoor pool and hot tub, so bring your swim suits! They also have a complimentary shuttle to downtown and around Capitol Hill if you want to sightsee! Parking is available for $14 per day.

Check out the Cayenne Restaurant and Bar in the hotel...they have a great happy hour! www.cayennebarandgrill.com/happyhour.htm

VENUE LOCATIONS AND ADDRESSES
1. Silver Cloud Inn, 1100 Broadway
2. Knights of Columbus, 722 E Union St
3. Pravda Studios, 1406 10th Ave Ste 200 2nd Floor
4. Century Ballroom and Velocity Ballroom, 915 E Pine 2nd Floor
5. Capitol Hill Arts Center (CHAC) 1621 12th Ave
6. Halo, 500 E Pike
7. Naval Armory, 860 N Terry Ave
8. Washington Dance Club, 1017 Stewart St
9. Kane Hall and HUB Ballroom, University of Washington Campus

DIRECTIONS TO THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON CAMPUS
From I-5 North or Southbound
• Take the exit for NE 45th St
• Turn East onto NE 45th St
• Turn right at 15th Ave NE
• Turn left on NE 41th St into the garage
• Paid parking is available for Jump Session, the weekend dances fall under the UW Complimentary Parking provisions, stated below. The lot closest to Kane Hall is a parking garage labeled C1-C5 Central Plaza Parking Garage. Parking is $5 in the evening, free after 12pm on Saturday, and free Sundays and Holidays.
You can enter Kane Hall from this parking garage...there is an elevator that brings you directly to the foyer at Kane Hall
For the HUB Ballroom:

We have someone in charge of housing to help all of our out of towner campers find a host to stay with. Housing fills up quickly and is NOT GUARANTEED. We do this as a favor and try our best to accommodate all of those who can't afford to stay at a hotel. We try to reserve this for those who truly need it.

If you would like to stay with a host, or if you would like to host an out of towner, please email Max at housing@campjitterbug.com with the information listed below. We are happy to help, but we do not guarantee housing! The earlier you put your request in, the more likely you will get matched up with someone. This service is offered to campers only.

If you're a GUEST:

E-mail Max with the following information:
. Full Name (odds are, I'm going to get at least two steves or two Jessicas)
. Name(s) of any people coming with you (basically, how big is your group) and their names
. Number of guys/girls in your group or any gender issues you have (e.g. want to stay with a girl, guy, etc)
. Do you have any pet allergies?
. Do you smoke/have problems staying with a smoker?
. Will you have your own car here?
. Early Bird or Night Owl?

There are several options for transportation to and from SeaTac airport. Choose the one that suites you best!

Shuttle Express is a van service that will bring you to our door and is convenient for the price. They can be contacted on arrival at 206-622-1424. Follow the signs in the airport to shuttles and buses. $16-23 per person/$21-29 for two people depending on where you are dropped off.

If you have a large group arriving together, ask them about group rates. It is a very inexpensive option; the more people you have with you, the cheaper it is per person.
www.shuttleexpress.com

Public Transportation (the bus)
Public transportation is the cheapest route, but a little more inconvenient depending on where you are staying. If you are staying downtown, then you can take the bus directly there. If you are staying in another area of Seattle (Capitol Hill, Ballard, Queen Anne), then you will need to transfer to the appropriate bus line.

Seattle has so many wonderful things to offer. If you have a few extra days to vacation and sightsee, I would highly recommend it. The following link is a great resource for some of Seattle's main attractions. www.cityofseattle.net