Heineken Cities Of The World Instant Win Game 9/30/15 1PPD21+

Enter and play the Heineken Cities Of The World Instant Win Game for your chance to #win Ticketmaster Ticket Cash, Cash gift cards, Fandango codes, and subscription to Pandora One. Plus, enter the contest for a chance to win $10,000.

Sweepstakes Rating: Okay

Eligibility: US, DC, 21 and older. Residents of New Jersey and Texas are only eligible to win Sweepstakes prizes (NOT Instant Win Prizes)

Entry Dates: August 1, 2015 and ends at 11:59 p.m. ET on September 30, 2015

Website Entry Form | Official Rules

To enter the Contest, describe in three hundred fifty (350) words or less how you would make the most of $10,000 to spend in your city in one memorable night. ENTRIES WILL BE JUDGED.

Entry Limit: one Instant Win/Sweepstakes entry per person per day. You may enter the contest only once during the Promotion Period.

One (1) Contest Prize: $10,000 or the winner to spend in his/her city

Instant Win Prizes (excluding residents of New Jersey and Texas)

• (71) Ticketmaster Ticket Cash codes ARV: $100
• (71) Cash gift cards ARV: $100
• (71) Fandango codes ARV: $100
• (71) One-year subscription to Pandora One ARV: $60

Sweepstakes Prizes (New Jersey and Texas Only)

• (4) Ticketmaster Ticket Cash codes ARV: $100
• (4) Cash gift cards ARV: $100
• (4) Fandango codes ARV: $100
• (4) One-year subscription to Pandora One ARV: $60

Prize Limit: one prize per household during any six (6) month period across all HEINEKEN USA Inc. promotions, regardless of brand (Heineken, Amstel, Dos Equis, Dos-A-Rita, Desperados, Tecate, Newcastle, and Strongbow), except that in this Promotion winners of Sweepstakes and Instant Win prizes are also eligible to enter the Contest for a chance to win the grand prize.

Sweepstakes Random Drawing: on or around October 5, 2015.

Contest Judging Criteria: Fifty percent (50%) based on whether or not, in the sole discretion of the judges, the experience described in your essay opens your city (e.g. does it maximize the full potential of your city; does it account for a breadth of experiences). Twenty-five percent (25%) whether or not, in the sole discretion of the judges, you are describing the beginning of a legacy. For example, is this a performance for friends and/or is it a display of hospitality and local knowledge? Twenty-five percent (25%) based on making this, in the sole discretion of the judges, a legendary experience. Is this a night that participants will never forget? Does it have a wild card factor?