I hope the quiz questions were simple such as "Whatever happened to the green train on Millenium Force? Or, How many feet has Magnum xl200 sunk since it's inception? Or, which ride is Shawn Meyer's favorite (just joking Shawn)?" More difficult is "What is the proper wat for wheels to be installed on Steel Vengeance?" Or, "Who chose these black shirts for the higher-ups with this heat?"
I wish CP hadn't made it hard to enter online this year. I remember back when the promotion first started, I entered several times at home on my computer. But this year, I could not find the links to do so easily. Everything was geared towards their app. I do not have a smartphone and my home computer is my only choice. I did find a link to enter through the Rules page which was small print.
The thing that has bugged me the most is the people that are usually winning these things are the people who can afford to go in the first place. We have been in Kansas for several years now and cannot normally afford to travel and thus, have not been to CP since opening 2015. I do not see us making it back there anytime soon. So, winning passes would have meant so a great deal.
DRE420 said:
^^ If I tell you, you tell your friends, and so on.... my chances are greatly reduced ;-)
Chances of winning were likely much better than winning the Power Ball or Megamillions. Which reminds me of a former co-worker who had all kinds of theories & formulas for her lottery numbers, spreadsheets and everything. "#$%@ came in in Pennsylvania yesterday so it's due to come in in Ohio today." Grammar police, is it proper to use in in or is that a no no?
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