Omaze is giving away a Land Rover Defender and Airstream worth over£150k in Early Bird Prize Draw – here's how to enter
ANYONE looking for their next great adventure is in luck, as the Omaze Early Bird is the ultimate summer pairing.
The winner of the Omaze Early Bird prize will drive away with an incredible Land Rover Defender and a state-of-the-art Airstream travel trailer.
Omaze Early Bird Prize Draw
If the open road and weekend escapes are calling your name this summer, this could be your lucky chance to win this stunning vehicle pairing worth over £150,000.
Entries into the Omaze Early Bird Prize Draw must be submitted by midnight on Sunday 15th June 2025.
The Land Rover Defender needs no introduction - it's a British classic, and the model up for grabs was one of the last ever original Defenders built, with less than 250 miles on the clock.
Omaze has given it a heritage-inspired, 'better than new' makeover, restoring the retro Defender with modern enhancements like re-trimmed leather seats and Marshall amplifiers, all while retaining the rugged charm it's famous for.
The Airstream, famed for its sleek, aluminium-clad exterior, roomy interiors and timeless design, is a welcome addition for adventurers.
The ultimate trailer in luxury camping, the brand-new model comfortably sleeps four people and features a chic, modern interior with extra mod-cons like central heating, a well-equipped kitchen, a 32-inch television, and a bathroom complete with a shower - ideal for entertaining guests.
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Every entry into this Early Bird Draw will also give you the chance to win Omaze's incredible £4,000,000 beachfront house in Sussex.
The Grand Prize Draw will be closing at the end of June, and the new owner will also receive £250,000 in cash along with the keys to get settled in.
Funds raised from the draws will support the Motor Neurone Disease Association.
What is Omaze?
Omaze was founded by Ryan Cummins and Matthew Pohlson in July 2012, since then it has raised millions for charity and made a number of grand prize winners multi-millionaires.
But how does the Omaze Million Pound House Draw work?
Omaze is a for-profit entertainment company with a social purpose. They have a revolutionary approach that enables people to change the world, and potentially change their own lives too.
Through the Omaze Million Pound House Draw, you can help to raise funds and awareness for UK charities, and have the chance to become a multi-millionaire at the same time.
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