Prepaid wireless service provider Cricket Wireless and music streaming service Deezer have teamed up to offer Carrie Underwood fans the chance to win a trip to Denver, CO to see Carrie perform at the Pepsi Center on March 30, 2016. Grand Prize winner and his/her guest will also have the opportunity to meet and greet the country star at the concert.
Enter The Sweepstakes
Commencing on January 4, 2016, entrants are invited pick up a free scan card at events, in communities and at Cricket Wireless retail locations through February 7, 2016. Entrants must then hand this scan card to an authorized Cricket Wireless retail representative at an authorized Cricket Wireless store who will scan the card and enter your email address to enter you into the Sweepstakes.
Participants who can’t obtain a scan card may also participate by visiting cricketsweepstakes.com/DeezerCU during the Sweepstakes Period to complete and submit the entry form as instructed. Each valid submission will result in one entry into the Sweepstakes. Entries must be completed and received by 11:59PM EST on February 7, 2016 to be eligible.
Only one entry per participant will be accepted during the entire Sweepstakes Period, regardless of method of entry.
Prizes
Grand Prize (1 winner): A trip for winner and one (1) guest to attend a Carrie Underwood concert scheduled to take place in Denver, Colorado on March 30, 2016. Trip consists of:
- roundtrip coach class airfare for two;
- hotel accommodations for three days and two nights;
- two (2) tickets to the concert;
- a meet and greet with Carrie Underwood at the concert venue;
- $500 spending money.
First Prize (1 winner): A Samsung Galaxy S6 phone with six (6) months of Cricket Wireless and Deezer service.
Second Prizes (2 winners): A guitar signed by Carrie Underwood.
Third Prizes (10 winners): A six (6) month subscription to Deezer service.
Eligibility
The Cricket Wireless And Deezer Sweepstakes is open to legal residents of the fifty (50) United States the District of Columbia, who are at least the age of majority in their jurisdiction of residence.
