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Pats Game Day Giveaway

by Legal Sea Foods Restaurant Group, Inc.

Enter by Dec 2, 2026

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These tickets & experiences allow one entry a day until the deadline.

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About tickets & experiences

Ticket and experience sweepstakes award seats at games, concerts and shows, plus experiences such as meet-and-greets, behind-the-scenes tours and VIP events. Teams, leagues, broadcasters and brands all run them.

These prizes are tied to specific dates and places, so check the date and location before entering. The rules should say whether travel and a hotel are included; individual game or concert tickets may cover admission only.

A ticket giveaway and a travel package answer different needs. Some promotions provide admission only, while others include transportation, lodging, VIP access or a meet-and-greet. The rules should separate each included part from the experience headline.

Tax guidance: IRS Publication 525.

What to check before entering

  • The event date, venue, location and number of tickets.
  • Whether travel, hotel, meals, parking or other costs are included.
  • Age, guest and identification requirements.
  • Whether tickets can be transferred or rescheduled.
  • What happens if the winner cannot attend on the stated date.

Frequently asked questions

Is travel included with ticket prizes?

It depends on the package. The rules should list admission, transportation, hotel, meals and other included items separately. Check the official rules for the promotion's exact terms.

What if I can't make the date?

Event prizes often cannot be moved to another date. Check whether the prize can be transferred and what happens if the winner cannot attend; the sponsor may award it to an alternate winner.

Is a ticket prize taxable?

Generally, yes. A ticket or experience may count as income at its value, often the approximate retail value stated in the rules. A tax adviser can explain what applies to your situation.