$4,999
Fandango's Super Premiere Sweepstakes
by Fandango Media, LLC
Prize category
Trips, cruises, and getaways you can enter to win, each linked to the sponsor’s official rules.
44 promotions
$4,999
by Fandango Media, LLC
$5,000
by Celebrity Cruises, Inc.
$3,500
by David's Bridal, Inc.
$17,708
by Charitybuzz, LLC (dba "Prizeo")
$3,993
by iHeartMedia + Entertainment, Inc.
$5,966
by iHeartMedia + Entertainment, Inc.
$51,186
by Charitybuzz, LLC (dba "Prizeo")
$10,900
by AARP
$3,050
by All Americans Vote
$3,000
by New York Jets LLC
$2,258
by Allegiant Travel Company
$2,258
by Allegiant Travel Company
These vacation giveaways allow one entry a day until the deadline.
$5,000
by Celebrity Cruises, Inc.
$3,993
by iHeartMedia + Entertainment, Inc.
$5,966
by iHeartMedia + Entertainment, Inc.
Cash prizes and payout sweepstakes. Every listing shows the deadline, who can enter, and a link to the official rules.
39 liveGift CardGift card giveaways from retailers, restaurants, and brands, each checked against the sponsor’s official rules.
28 liveCarCar and truck sweepstakes, with the vehicle, the deadline, and who can enter spelled out on the listing.
7 liveVacationTrips, cruises, and getaway giveaways you can enter free, each linked to the sponsor’s official rules.
44 liveElectronicsTV, console, laptop, and tech giveaways, with the entry deadline and who can enter on every listing.
11 liveGroceryGrocery gift cards and food prizes from stores and brands, with the rules and deadline up front.
7 liveHome & KitchenAppliances, cookware, grills, and home prizes, each linked to the sponsor’s official rules.
17 liveTickets & ExperiencesGame tickets, concerts, and experience sweepstakes, with the deadline and who can enter listed first.
11 liveGuide · SweepPrize Editorial
A practical framework for checking sources, rules, eligibility, and entry details before you enter.
Read guideGuide · SweepPrize Editorial
Learn which sections of official rules answer the questions people most often miss.
Read guideVacation sweepstakes award trips such as cruises, resort stays, theme-park visits and travel packages. The prize may cover the winner alone, the winner and a guest or an entire family.
The rules spell out what the trip includes — airfare, hotel nights and spending money — and what it does not. They also give the travel window or fixed dates, so check them against your calendar.
A trip prize is a package with logistics, not just a destination. The value may depend on dates, room type, departure airport, guest count or blackout periods. The official rules control if the promotional headline leaves any of those details open.
Tax guidance: IRS Publication 525.
It depends on the package. The rules should list flights, hotel, transfers, meals and spending money separately. Anything not listed, including many incidental costs, may be the winner's responsibility. Check the official rules for the promotion's exact terms.
Some trip prizes must be taken within a set window or on fixed dates, and some exclude holidays. Check the travel section before entering so you know whether the schedule works for you.
The rules identify the winner's guests and may set age requirements or require minors to travel with a parent or guardian. Check the official rules for the promotion's exact terms.
Generally, yes. A trip may count as income at its value, often described in the rules as an approximate retail value. A tax adviser can explain what applies to your situation.