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Six Flags today announced "Dream Nite," a promotion that will give six winners at each park an exclusive night at their park, and the chance to invite up to 100 of their friends and family to celebrate with them.
Read the press release on PR Newswire.
--and that leads me to a (sort of off topic) question... when cedar fair took over Worlds of Adventure, what was the situation with the season passes in regards to the OTHER parks in the chain? I vaguelly remember them offerring a refund for those who wanted it, but i'm almost sure nobody got access to the other SF parks, is this correct?
debating whether i should go for a $49 pass [which by the way you can get access to frightfest THIS year... ie: 3 days left ;P]
EDIT: oh, you can enter for free by the way, just read the fine print :-P
*** This post was edited by SFDL_Dude 9/28/2006 2:08:41 AM ***
"Sponsor reserves the right to substitute the prize with another prize of equal or greater value for any reasons (including if the applicable Dream Night Theme Park is sold or otherwise becomes unavailable for use as determined by Sponsor)."
Open to legal residents of the forty-eight (48)
contiguous United States (excluding the states of Alaska, Hawaii, and
Florida)
So is it 48 or 47?
But i hope i win so i can try!!
Each winner that is a United States resident will be issued a United States Internal Revenue Service 1099 tax form for the approximate retail value ("ARV") of the prize. ARV of each prize in this Sweepstakes is estimated to be four thousand four hundred eighty dollars (U.S. $4,480), which includes the cash value of the stipend, with the aggregate value of all prizes to be awarded estimated to be four hundred thirty thousand eighty dollars (U.S. $430,080).
If I would win, I would decline it. No six flags park is worth $1100 (even if you had the whole park to yourself).
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