| LA Night Jam III |
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| Written by Amy Bing |
| Sunday, 16 May 2010 09:05 |
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The LA Night Jam III presented by MasterCraft is now in its third edition and more progressive than ever featuring the 2010 line of MasterCraft Boats towing record breaking ski jumpers on Lake 1 and a Sesitec 2.0 cable system for demos and on Lake 2. The 2.0 cable system was developed to learn to ski and wakeboard with out the aide of a boat. Designed with the option of continuous riding, progress moves quickly. This system is a great compliment to a full cable system or as a private back yard set up. Add a few obstacles in the mix and you’re set! Wake Park Project will be on site at the LA Night Jam III doing free demonstrations that evening only. The LA Night Jam is essentially an extreme water sports competition along side a family festival. There will be live music by Bearfighter and Above Me performed on the Mockler Beverage Budweiser bandstand as well as tunes from DJ Otto playing all night. Sammy’s grill, Domino’s Pizza, and Dippin’ Dots will be onsite for your eating and drinking pleasures. There will be performances from Baton Rouge’s own PyroVixen and the Flying Dragons Skydive team. General Admission is $20 per carload at the gate or VIP tickets can be purchased in advance online at www.lanightjam.com for $50. VIP includes free parking for your carload, free food and drinks, shade, seating and access to the finalist enclosure area. VIP sponsors include Raisin’ Canes, sCoca-cola, Domino’s Pizza, Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka and Budweiser. Corporate Sponsors include: MasterCraft Boats, Bennett’s Waterski School, Global Marine Insurance, Connelly/CWB, Mockler Beverage, Hancock Bank, Lane Regional Medical Center, Baton Rouge Orthopedic, Stokes Skis, Napa Auto Parts, All Star Scion, Coca-Cola, Indmar and E.Federal. Come on out and enjoy the fun. Saturday June 5th. Gates open at 5pm. |
| Last Updated on Sunday, 16 May 2010 09:12 |
How can waterskiing over a six foot ramp at 70mph and flying through the air 200+ feet get anymore exciting? How can we get people out to see this and how can we make these water sports more accessible? The answer is simple. Do it in the dark.