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Several radio stations and publications are offering November 2026 ticket giveaways. Majic 95.5 listeners can enter for four tickets to Santa’s Wonderland in College Station by texting the announced keyword during the designated on-air window, while an online Majic contest offers two tickets to a Zach Theater performance of A Christmas Carol. Q100 Vegas is giving away two tickets to SnowJam Las Vegas through an on-air call-in contest open to Nevada residents age 18 or older. Denver Westword is holding a sweepstakes for two tickets to Rocky Mountain Stocking Stuffers at Lakewood Cultural Center, with entries accepted through November 29. Lazer 99.3 & 98.5 listeners can text “Cherry” during the announced entry period for a chance to win a pair of Black Stone Cherry tickets with VIP benefits.

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