I hear it's easy to grab a couple from a local school, could give that a go? By the time you've had them for the duration, you'd be glad to get rid of them!
Win Return Flights for 4 (2 Adults + 2 Kids) to New York, 3nts Hotel, $360, Helicopter Ride + Tours, Spa from The NZ Herald
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Last edited 10/09/2016 - 16:15
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We’ll fly you to New York and put you up in New York’s most pet-friendly 4-star hotel. You’ll discover New York’s iconic momuments - high and low – with a guided walking-tour and helicoper ride of the city. Then chill out at NYC’s first cat café and unwind with some pampering at one of the city’s top family spas.
Great comp. I couldn't find any restriction of entering more than once.
Prize
Prize consists of one (1) round-trip trip for two (2) adults aged eighteen (18) years or over and two (2) children up to and including the age of seventeen (17) to New York, USA as follows:
a.Return economy flights for two adults and two children (17 and under) to New York ex Auckland or Wellington
b.Return private airport transfers to Hotel in New York
c.3 nights in a family room in one of New York's most pet friendly 4-star hotels. Choice of Hotel is at promoter’s discretion.
d.A walking tour of New York's iconic monuments with a local shelter dog and expert tour guide.
e.Entrance to NYC's only cat cafe where winners will have the opportunity to interact with the many adoptable feline residents who live there (to the value of $50USD)
f.A 15 minute helicopter ride over NYC passing monuments such as the Statue of Liberty
g.Pampering in one of the city's top family spas including two 60 minute spa treatments (one per adult) to the value of $120 USD each
h.Choice of spending money up to the value of $360 NZD for winner to choose the most suitable care for their pet whilst they are away OR a top of the range high quality pet cam (to keep) that enables winners to monitor and interact with their pets via their smart phone. If prize winner does not own a pet they will be offered spending money to participate in an alternative activity of their choosing up to the value of $360 NZD.
i. Travel insurance
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Hi,
Thanks for playing the Spark Arcade game recently. It’s a promotion we set up with our partner NZME. Unfortunately, we’ve been advised that there has been a security breach on a server used by NZME, hosting the Spark Arcade website.
This means some information about you (your name, email address and mobile number, whether you won a Spark Arcade prize or not, and if you did, what that prize was) was vulnerable to access by a third-party.
We’re not currently aware of any information theft.
As soon as we were aware of the problem, we asked NZME to take the Spark Arcade site offline. The information was then removed from NZME and placed on a secure Spark server. We’re not currently aware that any information has been downloaded by third parties, but NZME has confirmed that certain information housed on the server may have been accessed by unknown parties. Because you played Spark Arcade before 26 September 2016, it’s good to be vigilant.
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Interesting, so not just one comp that had its data lost. You might want to close this comp, looks like it's not up any more.
The comp is still up as the form loads. What page are you getting?
Nice compo. Have no kids will have to borrow 2 from somewhere lucky little buggers.