Literature Drop Registration
2026 Glacial Lakes & Prairies Literature Drop
Monday, April 27th
11:30am - 12:15pm
Location: Prairie Lakes Ice Arena
Address: 3015 1st Ave NE, Watertown, SD
Registration deadline: Friday, April 3rd
There is no charge for the Glacial Lakes & Prairies Literature Drop. However, registration is required. If you have any questions, please contact Jody at (605) 886-7305 or Rosie at (605) 881-1717. You may also e-mail jody@sdglaciallakes.com or rosie@sdglaciallakes.com.
Requirements:
• You must be registered for this event by contacting Rosie and Jody.
• Members interested in displaying their literature at the Interstate Welcome Centers must
first review the Welcome Center Publication Program Policies & Requirements and then
submit the online Registration Form.
• Welcome Center Publication Program Policies & Requirements: www.sdvisit.com.
• Register your literature for the Welcome Center Publication Program:
https://sdvisit.com/training-hospitality/interstate-welcome-centers#pubs
• Make sure your rack cards are boxed or rubber banded with a label including quantity,
registration number and which Info Center it goes to.
• If you have magazines that are banded/shrink wrapped, please make sure they are boxed.
Make sure your boxes are labeled as above.
• If your literature is boxed, please make sure you have your registration number on the top
and sides of the box for easy Interstate identification purposes.
• We will have some empty boxes if you are not able to find one.
We encourage you to exchange material with fellow participants. You will receive a list of participants with their contact information after the registration deadline has passed.
Please contact them directly and let us know if you plan to exchange with others.
• You must set a time to exchange with others on your end.
• No material can be left with Glacial Lakes & Prairies for other members to pick up.
The South Dakota Interstate Welcome Centers are an important part of Travel South Dakota and Glacial Lakes & Prairies Tourism. Thousands of people from all over the world visit the Welcome Centers each summer. The centers are often the first stop visitors make as they enter the state, so we make sure to provide all the travel information they need.
