Alamo Offers Chance to Win Disney Vacations
To win one of six Disney Parks vacations, participants need to enter their own rendition of the classic Disney song, “I Wan’na Be Like You.”
Alamo Rent A Car, the official rental car of Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort, is offering the chance to win one of six Disney Parks vacations with its “I Wanna Disney Parks Vacation from Alamo” sweepstakes.
Until April 12, 2016, participants can enter once a week for a chance to win a dream vacation for four to Walt Disney World or Disneyland.
“The ‘I Wanna Disney Parks Vacation from Alamo’ sweepstakes offers families a chance to win the experience of a lifetime — the magic of a Disney vacation,” said Rob Connors, Alamo’s vice president of brand marketing. “Alamo wants to help families create more memories per getaway, so we’ve worked with our friends at Disney to create this sweepstakes that encourages fun, creativity, and participation from the whole family.”
Six prize packages will include a five-day, four-night vacation to either Walt Disney World or Disneyland, including airfare; deluxe accommodations; Park Hopper passes; VIP tour-guide service for six hours; a $500 Disney gift card; and a $250 VISA gift card, according to Alamo.
The sweepstakes features six weekly entry periods from March 2 to April 12, 2016, with one winner selected at random each week. Here’s how to enter:
Create your own rendition of the classic Disney song “I Wan’na Be Like You:” Create a short video singing your own version of the classic Disney song “I Wan’na Be Like You” from Disney’s “The Jungle Book.”
Register for the sweepstakes: Visit www.Disney.com/IwannaDisneyVacationSweeps on your desktop or mobile device or download Disney’s Applause App for free from iTunes or Google Play and click on the Alamo “I Wanna Disney Parks Vacation from Alamo” link in the app. Follow the instructions and prompts to register.
Upload your “I Wan’na Be Like You” video rendition: After completing the sweepstakes registration online or within the app, follow the instructions to upload your video and click “submit.”
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