The Poarch
Band of Creek Indians of Alabama wanted the "biggest and best" way to promote its new casino so the tribe sent a blimp into the skies.
The 200-foot airship touts the Wind Creek
Casino and Hotel, which opened earlier this year The blimp will be in the air for about a year.
"Wind Creek Casino recently opened in January of this year, and it started out as just a casino, but has transformed into a world class destination,” spokesperson Erick Evans told WJHG-TV. “So, to
promote Wind Creek Casino and Hotel in a unique way, we wanted to go with the biggest and best, and blow everyone out of the water."
The casino features Class II games.
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Wind Creek Casino & Hotel Blimp Soaring the Sky of PCB
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Openings and Closings | Public Relations
Poarch Band promotes new casino with blimp
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
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