Don't be the biggest loser - Eat to Win!!!
This winter, sixteen downtown restaurants have partnered to bring rewards to downtown diners. The new Downtown Dining Challenge is a game where participants can dine any day of the week at any ten of the sixteen participating restaurants and receive a stamp for their entrée purchase. Game cards are filled by participants collecting ten stickers from ten restaurants and are turned in to receive free restaurant gift certificates! Completed game cards can be redeemed by dropping off or mailing to Anchorage Downtown Partnership, Ltd. Game cards can be picked up at any participating restaurant. Eat more win more!
What?
Purchase an entree at any 10 of the 16 participating restaurants and get a sticker. Get 10 stickers on your game card and collect a prize!
How?
Game cards can be picked up at any participating restaurant. Get 10 stickers & redeem your game card at Anchorage Downtown Partnership to collect your prizes!
Where?
Downtown Restaurants
When?
Through the end of April
Why?
Support local restaurants, win FREE gift certificates, & eat delicious food!
PRIZES!
- 1st card w/ 10 stickers - $10 gift certificate
- 2nd card w/ 10 stickers - $25 gift certificate
- 3rd card w/ 10 stickers - $50 gift certificate
Are you an overachiever?
Turn in the most stamps and get a FREE one night stay at the Hotel Captain Cook and two opera tickets to see The Power of Love. The runner up also receives two opera tickets.
To redeem card, please drop off or mail to:
Anchorage Downtown Partnership, Ltd.
333 West 4th Ave. Suite 317
Anchorage, AK 99501
(907) 279-5650
Anchorage First: Doing Our Part
Anchorage First is a collaborative campaign to encourage consumers to spend locally during March, April and May. Here at Anchorage Downtown Partnership, Ltd., we're doing our part to help promote our unique retail & restaurant businesses.
Did you know?
If every Anchorage household with an income of $50,000 or more spends as little as $50 every month for three months, $10,000,000 would be injected into the Anchorage economy. Assuming a dollar circulates 3-4 times locally before leaving the economy, this $10,000,000 would affect far more businesses than the direct spend alone.
