Eating out is great. To leave the cooking and the dishes to someone and just sit back and relax is surely the ultimate indulgence. Most of us who eat out have our favourite haunts, where we feel comfortable, the food is good, and the service meets our expectations.  Occasionally, of course, we need to try something new. Trying a new restaurant can be great fun - but can also be a bit of a challenge, especially if you are out of town.   Choosing a restaurant can involve a great many considerations. Food type, convenience, the quality of the food and cost are all important aspects in the decision.  Some restaurants are offering special menus and/or discounts to participants to the games.  Visitors to the Comox Valley and Campbell River may be overwhelmed with the options and choices.  Organizers want to help.

Whether you are a games rookie or a seasoned pro, participating in a large sporting event such as  the BC Seniors games can be daunting at times.  Once participants get to the games and have settled in, there are still many things to do and to remember to prepare to have a great games experience.  

 Organizers would like to remind participants that it is essential that for accreditation you bring personal identification.  Once you receive your 2010 Games Identification at accreditation you MUST bring your 2010 Games ID with you to your event and to the special events.  This will ensure that games participants will recieve all of their benefits. What other things should participants do or carry with them during the games?  To help ease into the games, participants may wish to review the following helpful suggestions.