Carnival: Brian Christopher Slots Sweepstakes
Sponsor: Carnival Cruise Line, a division of Carnival Corporation (administrator: teamDigital Promotions, Inc.)
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Open to legal residents of the 50 US states and DC aged 21+; one entry per person for the whole sweepstakes period, not daily.
Details
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- Sponsor
- Carnival Cruise Line, a division of Carnival Corporation (administrator: teamDigital Promotions, Inc.)
- Top prize
- Four Grand Prizes (one per drawing): winner's choice of a Carnival cruise from a U.S. port (up to 8 nights) in a Balcony Room for winner and one guest, a $1,000 FunPlay Credit for the winner, and up to $1,000 total airfare credit.
- Approximate retail value (ARV) of the top prize
- $7,260
- Starts
- Ends
- Entry frequency
- One-time entry
- Open to residents of
- United States
- Minimum age
- 21+
- No purchase necessary
- Yes
- Official entry page
- carnival.com
Prizes
4 prizes in all. Approximate retail value (ARV) is the sponsor's estimate of what a prize is worth.
4 × Grand Prize (4 winners, one per drawing)
Winner's choice (subject to availability) of one Carnival cruise embarking from a U.S. port (up to 8 nights) for winner and one guest in a Balcony Room; $1,000 FunPlay Credit for winner only; up to $1,000 total airfare credit shared by winner and guest.
ARV $7,260 each
Total approximate retail value (ARV) of all prizes: $29,040
Prizes and values come from the Official Rules (opens in a new tab), which have the exact terms.
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