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New Heights – Redeem from Home

$39 for 30-Minute At-Home Santa Visit with Story Time and Photo ($100 Value)

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Thu Dec 06 04:59:59 UTC 2012
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$100
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  • Good for Kids

In a Nutshell

Fully costumed Santa Claus visits client's home for story reading and photo op

The Fine Print

  • Expires Jan 2, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 6 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Appointment required. Must use promotional value in 1 visit. Valid only within Fayette county.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Activities for kids compensate for the downsides of growing up, such as doing homework and realizing that your original teeth are never coming back. Put a smile on a child's face with this Groupon.

$39 for 30-Minute Santa Visit with Story Time and Photo ($100 Value)

A fully costumed Claus reads The Night Before Christmas or another holiday text during half-hour visit to the client's home. New Heights will also provide a photographer to snap a keepsake photo of the session.

New Heights

The attractions at New Heights literally stretch from floor to ceiling. On the ground, a mechanical bull shifts and bucks, and an inflatable jousting ring inspires human-versus-human combat. As for its vertical pursuits, New Heights houses a 25-foot climbing wall, an inflatable slide, and a Euro bungee that gives patrons enough air to bounce and flip at up to 25 feet. New Heights also boasts a talented staff made up of face painters, clowns, magicians, caricature artists, and a musical impersonator who will travel to entertain at local parties and events.

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Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Preserving Leftovers

With the right techniques and a lot of luck, there's no reason that this year's holiday leftovers won't be edible next year. Here's how you can keep your scraps fresh:

  • Store food in airtight containers. To make sure there's no leak, add in a bunch of ants and see if they can survive.

  • Before storing the food, cut off any pieces that have clearly been chewed. If you don't, and the person that chewed that food isn't around for the next Thanksgiving, you'll be feeling pretty sad when you pull those leftovers out and recognize their bite pattern.

  • The freezer is your best friend, in that it will prevent food from spoiling, and your worst enemy, in that it is so perfectly sized to fit a human body and has that alluring pristinely white interior, and whenever you open the door it sounds like it's saying, "Please come inside. I'm warmer than I look." Please be careful near freezers.

  • Save your leftovers the same way our forefathers did—by feeding the scraps to their horses then hoping the horses would give them back exactly one year later.

If you think those mashed potatoes are good now, wait till you try them in a year!

New Heights