Enter the Xfinity Universal Orlando Sweepstakes for your chance to win an unforgettable Florida getaway packed with theme park thrills and vacation perks. One lucky winner will receive a trip for four, including round-trip airfare (or ground transportation if eligible), four nights at a Universal Orlando Resort hotel such as Universal Terra Luna Resort, and 4-Day Park-to-Park tickets to Universal Studios Florida, Universal Islands of Adventure, Universal Epic Universe, and Universal Volcano Bay. The prize also includes airport transfers and a $300 prepaid gift card to help cover incidental expenses during the trip.
ELIGIBILITY: US, 18+
END DATE: April 15, 2026
LIMIT: One Entry
There are three (3) ways to enter:
a) Via the Xfinity app: if you are an Xfinity customer with an eligible active account (for more information on eligibility requirements visit Xfinity.com/Membership), you may download the free Xfinity App and complete the following steps: 1. Open the App, log in to your Xfinity account, and locate the Sweepstakes entry form. 2. Complete the entry form with your first and last name, daytime phone number, and email address; follow the instructions to accept the Official Rules and Sponsor Privacy Policy; and click “Submit” to receive one entry into the Sweepstakes.
b) Via Website: During the Sweepstakes Period, if you are an Xfinity customer with an eligible active account, you may visit Xfinity.com/Membership to locate the Sweepstakes entry form; provide your first and last name, daytime phone number, and e-mail address; follow the instructions to accept the Official Rules and Sponsor Privacy Policy; and click “Submit” to receive one entry into the Sweepstakes.
c) Via mail (no purchase necessary): For one (1) entry into the Sweepstakes, regardless of whether or not you are an Xfinity customer with an eligible active account, hand-print your first and last name, daytime phone number, and email address on a 3”x5” card and mail entry in a first-class, sufficiently U.S.-stamped #10 envelope to:
Xfinity Wants To Send You To Universal Orlando Resort Sweepstakes
GMR Marketing – Account Executive
5050 South Towne Drive
New Berlin, WI 53151
Mail-in entries must be postmarked by April 15, 2026, and received by April 21, 2026.
Entry Limit: Limit one (1) entry per person/authorized e-mail account holder during the Sweepstakes Period regardless of entry method.
One winner will receive a round-trip economy class airfare for the winner and up to three (3) Guests from a major commercial airport near the winner’s home (airline tickets will be provided by the sponsor and airport selected by the sponsor in its sole discretion) to an airport near Orlando, Florida. Ground transportation may be substituted if Winner lives within three hundred (300) miles of Universal Orlando; Four (4) nights’ standard hotel accommodation (one room, quadruple occupancy, room, and tax only) at Universal Terra Luna Resort or at another Universal Orlando Resort hotel (as determined by Universal Orlando in its sole discretion). Winner is responsible for incidental fees, charges, and/or deposit required by the hotel and should be prepared to present a credit card at check-in; Non-exclusive ground transportation to and from airport and hotel in Orlando, Florida; Universal Orlando 4-Day Park-to-Park Tickets for admission to Universal Studios Florida, Universal Islands of Adventure, and Universal Epic Universe theme parks and Universal Volcano Bay water theme park for Winner and up to three (3) Guests One (1) prepaid gift card worth three-hundred ($300.00) dollars (gift card type will be selected and provided by Sponsor in its sole discretion and is subject to issuer terms and conditions) intended to be used by the Winner for incidental expenses during the Prize trip. ARV: $7,426.36
Travel must be completed by October 15, 2026 or Prize will be forfeited, and no alternative compensation will be provided.
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Hey! So, I’m Morgan Farris, and I’m a graphic designer living in the little community of Irishtown, New Brunswick, with my spouse. Life out here is honestly pretty sweet — there’s something about small-town living that keeps you grounded, even when work gets busy and the creative projects start piling up.
As a graphic designer, I spend a lot of my days staring at screens, tweaking colors, playing with layouts, and trying to make ideas come to life visually. It’s work I genuinely love, but it also means I really appreciate the moments when I get to step away from the computer and just enjoy real life with the people around me.
Irishtown might not be the flashiest place on the map, but it’s home, and there’s a warmth here that’s hard to find anywhere else. My husband and I have built a really good little life here, and honestly, any chance to add something exciting to that life is something I’m jumping at with both hands.
That’s kind of why I couldn’t pass up entering this contest. Sometimes the best things come from just throwing your name in the hat and seeing what happens, right? Fingers crossed!
I’m not sure what contest prompt or topic you’d like me to write about — the “Comment *” field doesn’t include the actual question or theme Carolyn is supposed to respond to.
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Hey! So I’m Morgan Farris, a graphic designer living in the little community of Irishtown, NB, with my spouse. Life out here is pretty wonderful honestly — there’s something about small-town New Brunswick that just gets into your bones in the best way possible.
My days are filled with creative work, which I genuinely love. Being a graphic designer means I get to solve problems visually, and there’s nothing quite like that moment when a design finally clicks into place. It keeps my brain busy and my coffee consumption high, that’s for sure.
Outside of work, my husband and I love just being part of this community. Irishtown is one of those places where people actually know their neighbors, and that means everything to me. We’ve built a really good life here, and I feel lucky for that pretty much every day.
I’m entering this contest because honestly, who couldn’t use a little extra good news in their life, right? I figured why not throw my name in and see what happens. I’m a big believer that you miss every shot you don’t take, so here I am, taking my shot! Fingers crossed and grateful for the opportunity.
I’m ready to write the essay, but I notice the contest prompt just says “Comment *” without any actual question or topic to respond to. Could you share what the contest is actually asking about? For example, is it asking why you want to win a particular prize, what something means to you, how a product or experience has impacted your life, or something else entirely?
Once I know what the contest is looking for, I can write something genuine and fitting for Carolyn!
I never imagined that staying home could feel like the most purposeful work I’ve ever done, but here in Irishtown, that’s exactly what it’s become. My days are shaped around the people I love most — my husband and our family — and there’s a quiet dignity in that I’ve come to deeply appreciate.
It wasn’t always easy to embrace this role. There were moments when I questioned whether I was contributing enough, doing enough, being enough. But over time I’ve learned that the work happening inside a home — the meals, the conversations, the steady presence — ripples outward in ways that are hard to measure but impossible to overlook. A calm household creates calm people, and calm people make a better community.
Living in a small place like Irishtown has reinforced that belief. Neighbors know each other here. People show up for one another. And I think the foundation of all that connectedness gets built at the kitchen table, in the everyday moments that don’t make headlines but absolutely make lives.
I’m proud of what I do and who I do it for. This season of my life has taught me more about patience, love, and purpose than anything else ever has.