9 people out of 10 people say leisure time and entertainment are important or very important to their lives. Overall, 90 % of respondents felt leisure activities were either “important” or “very important” to their lives. The highest proportion – 96 % – came from the United States and the lowest – 83 % – from Russia.
Control4, a manufacturer of IP-based home control and entertainment systems, announced the addition of two new remote controls, the Control4 SR-H150 and the SR-HL150 for LodgeNet properties. The remotes will make their official debut at the 2008 International Hotel/Motel and Restaurant Show (IHMRS) booth #3142. The new industrial design of the remotes feature improved system usability and function visibility while delivering a consistent, personalized guest experience.
National Lampoon announced an agreement with Guest-Tek, a leading worldwide provider of guestroom media and interactive services in hotels, to distribute National Lampoon feature films to hotels in the United States and Canada starting this month.
This morning, Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs officially opened the doors of its new $208 million gaming and entertainment complex. At 9:30am, Bobby Soper, President and CEO of Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs welcomed a crowd of eager players and kicked off a grand opening ceremony. The festivities included a Mohegan Tribe ritual Smudge Pot Ceremony, four world champion parachutists carrying a 560 square foot banner, and the Color Guard of the Pennsylvania National Guard 109th Field Artillery Battalion of Wilkes-Barre. Mr. Soper used the opportunity to express his gratitude to the state of Pennsylvania, and the surrounding community of Northeastern Pennsylvania:
Our entertainment news site, Hollytorial, just posted an article on the new fad sweeping the country: backyard drive in theaters. With the rising gas and travel prices this Summer, this doesn’t sound like too bad of an idea. This summer marks the 75th anniversary of the first drive-in movie, which opened in Camden, N.J., in 1933. But after becoming virtually extinct, drive-in movies are suddenly appearing all over the country—this time, in America’s backyards.
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