Kings on KCAL April 5 Ticket Giveaway
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Approximate value of the prize package: $450.
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No purchase necessary. Void where prohibited by law. Must be a Southern California resident, 18 years or older. Contest will begin on
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and end on
Wednesday 4/2/25 at 11:59pm PT.
To participate in the contest users will need to follow the CBSLA Sports Central X account @SportsCentralLA during the promotional window. Entrant must also repost the CBSLA Sports Central entry post to be eligible to win. Two (2) winners will be selected at random on or about April 3rd, 2025. Two (2) Prize winners will each receive: Four (4) tickets & parking to the April 5th, 2025 LA Kings game at Crypto.com Arena.
Approximate value of the prize package: $450.
Employees of Los Angeles Kings, Paramount Global, their agencies, affiliates and immediate family members are not eligible. Official rules available at
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