The legalese of this promotion was interesting; Prizes are awarded randomly, different values, different days, whatever, so no odds are given. If a minor wins a car they really didn’t, their parents did. If you win the airline tickets you are required to sign a release of liability, no suing the mouse if you crash. Claim your award “promptly” or you’re not getting it.
There were 24 different versions in four color variations. These are nicely printed on glossy cardstock so even the loser “no win” tickets are fun. An odd mix of characters, the classics along with 1990 Gadget, Tummi Gummi and Roger Rabbit.
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Fun to look at!
The coolest part is that you have the whole set!
The car was one per day--so it was definitely better odds on a rainy day. They were all Geos and the model was changed on a quarterly basis.
The prize crew was given a window of time (30 minutes?) at the beginning of the day so they could be ready at the backstage gate when the lucky person hit the jackpot.
Can you tell me if there was also a white ticket with the Dream Machine Logo was also handed out? I've seen it on another website and then found on on eBay (which I bought) and would love to know what you think.
My mom was a lucky winner of a Geo Tracker and I have owned and cared for it for the past 10 years! Awesome little rig. Thank you Disneyland!!
Does anyone know if there is a list of the car winners anywhere? My grandma won a Geo in this givaway and we would love to find out more information about it.
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