Dew Tour

The tour then made stops in Denver, Portland, Oregon, and San Jose, California, and wrapped up its inaugural season in Orlando, Florida, in October that year.

In 2007, the tour replaced their Louisville, Denver and San Jose stops with events in Baltimore, Cleveland, and Salt Lake City.

In 2010, the tour relocated its final event in Orlando to Las Vegas, due to the closure of the Amway Arena.

During the 2010–2011 season, the tour returned to Breckenridge, but moved its Vermont stop from Mount Snow to the Killington Ski Resort, and the Tahoe event to Snowbasin in Ogden, Utah.

[citation needed] The Dew Tour was originally formed as a joint venture between NBC Sports and Live Nation.

The arrangement gave the USSA control over certain aspects of the event, such as its format, and selling advertising to its own official sponsors during the telecast, and to promote its own Grand Prix series.

The Dew Tour maintained its relationship with NBC for tape-delayed television broadcasts as brokered programs, but live coverage was shifted to online streaming.

In addition, there is a larger focus on year-round social media content involving athletes alongside the two events.