Dollar Car Rental Offers Nashville Getaway
Dollar Car Rental’s Music City Sweepstakes will send one winner and three of its guests to Nashville for a five-day getaway, including a free car rental, a five-day hotel stay, and attraction passes.
Participants can gain additional entries when they share the sweepstakes on social media.
Logo courtesy of Dollar Car Rental.
Dollar Car Rental has launched its Music City Sweepstakes to send one winner and three of its guests to Nashville, Tenn.
From Nov. 12 until Dec. 23, visit here and register an email for a chance to win a five-day trip to Nashville.
This vacation package includes a five-day car rental from Dollar Car Rental, 100,000 AAdvantage miles from American Airlines, two Music City Star Card Attraction Passes (valid for two people at more than 30 area attractions and venues), five-day hotel stay, and tour of The Dave Ramsey Show studio and meet-and-greet with Dave Ramsey.
Participants can gain additional entries when they share the sweepstakes on social media. A participant will earn one additional entry for each person who signs up via the link shared on social media. Participants can also earn one additional entry by signing up for the Dollar Express Rewards loyalty program. Existing Dollar Express members will receive two entries when they register for the sweepstakes.
"We're thrilled to launch the Music City Sweepstakes and send one lucky winner and three guests to Nashville to experience everything the city has to offer," said Susan Jacobs, Dollar’s senior vice president of brand. "One of the best parts of traveling is the memories you make along the way, and Dollar is committed to helping its customers create moments they will treasure long after their trips are over."
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