Welcome Leelanau Sands Casino

November 20, 2008

Leelanau Sands Casino graphicLeelanau Sands Casino Joins Mealtickets Family

Known to the locals by their location, Peshawbestown, the Leelanau Sands Casino is now a part of the Mealtickets & Unusual Ideas family of advertisers. Owned and operated by the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians the casino is the center of a thriving Native American culture on the Leelanau Peninsula. 

The casino offers over 400 slot machines, tables games including poker and blackjack, roulette and craps, and even virtual machines. With live entertainment in the lounge and Bingo there’s always something happening at The Sands.

And when you get hungry be sure to stop by the Double Eagle Restaurant. Their buffet is sure to please, with delicious salmon, beef tenderloin and the new All-You-Can-Eat soup and salad bar. Make sure to save room for dessert!

 

For more information and a map to their location check out our Attractions page.

Welcome Turtle Creek Casino

November 20, 2008

Turtle Creek Casino graphicTraverse City Casino Joins Mealtickets Family

The Turtle Creek Casino, located on M-72 just east of Traverse City, is the newest advertiser to join our little card display. Their new state-of-the-art casino features all the gaming you could wish for, along with fabulous dining and entertainment options.

Bourbon 72 offers a casual dining experience with first class treatment. Dishes from Marinated Beef to Seafood are highlighted with Bourbons of all sorts. Reservations are not required, but if you have a large group they are recommended.

Turtle Creek is also home to the area’s newest nightclub, Level 3 Lounge. Dance the night away every weekend from 8pm - 2am. And when the weather’s warm check out their outdoor party deck.

 

For more information on Turtle Creek Casino and a map to their location check out our Attractions page.

Welcome Radish Restaurant

July 16, 2008

 New Restaurant in Olde Town Joins Mealtickets Family

Salad lovers rejoice, there is a new place in town where you can get exactly what you want. Located in Olde Town Traverse City, on Union Street is a stylish new restaurant for the green at heart. With homemade soups daily and sweet treats too it’s a great stop for a grab-and-go lunch. The 60+ item salad bar is pay-by-the-pound and full of crispy fresh greens, veggies, fruits, beans, nuts and meats too. Their dressings are homemade as well.

 

For more info on the Radish restaurant and a map to their location check out our Dining page.

Welcome Mistwood Golf Course

July 14, 2008

Lake Ann Golf Course Joins Mealtickets Family

If you’re a golfer and you haven’t taken the scenic drive to the village of Lake Ann for a round at Mistwood, perhaps it’s time you did. Rated "4 stars" by Golf Digest Magazine, and voted "Best Pro Am" by Northern Michigan PGA, Mistwood is known for it’s affordable championship golf. 

Whether you’re a seasoned veteran of the game, or just learning, Mistwood has something for everyone. And their par 3 "little nine" is a great way to get started. After a round be sure to enjoy lunch or dinner at the Sunset Bar & Grill. Sip a cold one on the deck overlooking the beauty of Northern Michigan and you’ll be glad you found this diamond in the….middle of Lake Ann. 

For more information about Mistwood Golf Course, including a map to their off-the-beaten-path location check out their card on our Attractions page. And for all the details, or to book a tee time, check out their website here.

Mealtickets Displays Visit Oklahoma

June 16, 2008

Michigan Department of Labor & Economic Growth Requests Meal Tickets Displays for Conference in Oklahoma City.

 

In June 2009 Traverse City will host the Mid-America Regulatory Conference at the Grand Traverse Resort. The conference is held each year, but the location always changes. The Michigan Department of Labor & Economic Growth will present the conference next year and is responsible for it’s promotion. During a visit to Traverse City when scouting locations they discovered the Meal Tickets displays were a great resource for local information, and gave us a call.

 

The 2008 conference began this week in Oklahoma City. The Michigan DLEG is there along with 300 - 400 other guests from 15 other member states. We sent along with them displays and cards for promoting the Traverse Area to next year’s conference attendees. "I think (mealtickets) will give everyone an idea as to what is in the area and they can begin to collect the cards for the places that may interest them," said DLEG organizer, Brenda Lampman. 

Next year, when the conference rolls into Traverse City attendees will be prepared with dozens of ideas on where to go and what to do while there in town. And if they don’t remember to bring their cards, we’ll have a fresh display waiting at the conference here too.

 

Mealtickets cards are a great way to promote the area for upcoming events, conferences, family reunions, weddings and any other occasion which brings out-of-town guests into the Traverse Area. If you are interested in utilizing cards for your upcoming event please email Brandy Wheeler or call 231.275.6105.

 

The MARC is a regional organization of utility and energy regulatory agencies, in operation since 1956, with members from 15 states. They gather to discuss regulatory and policy issues affecting their states and the nation. For more information on their organization visit their website here.

 

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