Araski AES has priced its five-day holiday training block at 110 euros, setting it against discounted entry rates of 90 euros available to club members and specific banking plan customers. The Araski Christmas Basketball Camp 2026 invites boys and girls born between 2013 and 2020 to spend five mornings developing technical and tactical skills during the upcoming school break.
Dates and Daily Schedule for The Holiday Sessions
The camp runs across five specific dates during the winter holidays: December 28, 29, and 30, followed by January 2 and 3. Sessions take place each morning from 09:00 to 13:30 local time, giving participants four hours of daily instruction on the hardwood. Qualified coaches lead the drills, structuring groups by age and experience level to accommodate beginners alongside players from Araski, local ikastolas, and other clubs.
While the schedule is firmly locked in, the specific municipal sports facility hosting the camp remains unconfirmed. Club officials stated that the exact venue location will be announced soon through Araski’s official social media channels. Parents and guardians looking for updates can monitor those channels or direct inquiries to the club’s designated activities email address at [email protected].
Choose from Five, Three, or Two Day Passes
The standard fee for attending all five days of the camp is 110 euros, which includes an official camp t-shirt. Shorter attendance options are also available, with a three-day pass priced at 70 euros and a two-day registration costing 50 euros.
Families can take advantage of two non-cumulative promotional discounts that reduce the five-day rate down to 90 euros. Registered Araski players and club season ticket holders qualify for a 10 percent reduction. Customers enrolled in the Gaztedi Kutxabank Plan receive the same 10 percent discount, though they must email an account ownership certificate to [email protected] to validate the rate. Registration requires completing an online form and transferring payment to the Araski AES account at Kutxabank, noting the player’s full name in the transaction concept.
Club policy dictates that full registration refunds are issued exclusively in cases of injury, and applicants must submit a formal medical report to secure the refund.
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