Chicago Town offers trips to Chicago in new £1.5m campaign  

Leading frozen pizza brand Chicago Town has launched a £1.5 million multimedia campaign with 13 once-in-a-lifetime trips to Chicago up for grabs.

The campaign is supported by an on pack competition to give consumers the chance to experience Chicago for themselves – with 11 trips to be won. Further two trips to the Windy City are also one offer, thanks to a partnership with Absolute Radio.

As part of the campaign, the brand will be featured across an array of national out of home media, including bus stops, railway stations and London Underground. With eye catching headlines and vibrant Chicago imagery, the ads will tell the story of why the brand goes to Chicago for inspiration. The ads will also include the brand’s tasty range of pizzas including Takeaway, Tiger Crust and Deep Dish.

Consumers can enter the competition via an on pack promotion until end of July across Takeaway, Tiger Crust and Deep Dish packs. It will see winners stay at the Chicago Townhouse, where they will be treated to a three-night stay, a pizza bus tour, pizza making class, a boat tour and £300 spending allowance.

The campaign is also supported by a four-week Absolute Radio partnership, with both the Sarah Champion Weekend Breakfast and the Dave Berry Breakfast Show offering up a trip each for their listeners. Chicago Town took Sarah Champion to Chicago to experience the prize for herself and broadcast her show live from the Chicago Townhouse.

“We are lucky enough to regularly visit the incredible city of Chicago to stay up to date on pizza trends and ensure we’re always offering the tastiest Chicago-inspired pizzas, and we want to give our pizza fans the opportunity to experience the Chicago pizza scene for themselves,” Rachel Bradshaw, Marketing Manager from Chicago Town, said.

“Supporting the campaign across radio, OOH, and through our on pack promotion has helped us reach the masses to showcase where we get our inspiration for our delicious pizzas and show how we bring them a real taste of Chicago.”