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GIVEAWAY: One more weekend pass for Chicago Toy & Game Fair!!


Meeting the Dark Side

That's right friends, I have one more weekend pass to giveaway for the Chicago Toy and Game Fair!

We've attended the Toy Fair in the past and had a lot of fun. And we're excited to attend again this year. We'll be there Saturday and the schedule looks like so much fun! I'm hoping to run into  Debra Sterling, CEO and Founder of Goldieblox.

OK...to the giveway...

It is a free weekend family pass (unlimited children, large families win out!) to one lucky reader.

RULES:
1) Comment on this post for an entry & leave your email address
2) Tweet out this post and make sure to include @veronicaeye so I know you did it
3) Share this post on any other social media outlet. Tag me if you can or leave a link in the comments. Just figure out how I know you did it.
4) Your limit is 4 entries per person. The only reason I'm including social media as a way to enter is I know some people just don't like to leave comments.
5) Make sure I have a way to get a hold of you! Email, twitter handle, etc.
6) Deadline is Thursday, November 21st at 9 pm Chicago time
7) Entries from the first giveaway will be included in this giveway. You can add to your entries if you have less then 4.

If you aren't into giveaways, you can still grab a $2 coupon off your admission. 

Event details:
The 11th Annual Chicago Toy & Game Fair
Navy Pier
Saturday, November 23, 2013 10 a.m. until 6 p.m.
Sunday, November 24, 2013 10 a.m. until 5 p.m.
****This is Grandparents day! Kids, bring grandma and/or grandpa and they get in free. 

Tickets:
$10 adult
$5 per child aged 3 to 13
****Educators, librarians and scouts in uniform
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