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    Thursday
    Jun122008

    A 40-Foot Chick-Fil-A Cow is Coming... To Turner Field

    chickcow.jpgChick-Fil-A recently announced that on June 20th, the company will be unveiling a 40-foot tall, 15,000 pound "tomahawk chopping mechanical cow" at Turner Field... The Best Part? The 40-foot cow will be adorned with an Atlanta Braves Hat and a board that reads "Du Tha Chop. Eat Tha Chikin." The cow will lead the chop at every game with a extendable arm that bends 90 degrees in the motion of the chop.

    chickcow2.jpgThe massive cow will be situated between the stadium's infamous Coke Bottle and the out-of-town scoreboard in left field and will serve as a great consumer engagement piece in-venue. The giant cow ties into Chick-fil-A's "Eat More Chikin" campaign and was designed to enhance the fan experience at Turner Field, which I am definitely sure it will... And the cow will be leading fan interaction for years - Chick-Fil-A signed a five (5) year agreement to feature the cow inside Turner Field...

    Note: Chick-Fil-A utilized the services of Kern Studios, a New Orleans company best known for making Mardi Gras floats, to make the towering interactive cow.

    More to come on this great example of unique in-venue branding...

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