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Win Big at the Rand Show

18 April 2011 By admin

The Rand Show 2011 isn’t just about great entertainment. Not only does your Rand Show ticket give you access to superb free entertainment suitable for the whole family, but it also puts you in line to win R350 000’s worth of great prizes.

As if a line-up of top free shows wasn’t enough – try daily performances by the SA Lipizzaners, Brian Boswell’s Circus, extreme bikers and the SA Chefs just for starters – a host of exhibitors also offers you the chance big to win this Easter at the Rand Show.

Ellerines has put furniture valued at R120 000 into the prize pool. There’s more furniture up for grabs from Rochester – R75 000’s worth to be exact. And Hirsch’s has prizes in goods worth R50 000.

There’s a lounge suite valued at R30 000 from Comfee Homestore (Express Furniture), and a Tango corner lounge suite with ottoman and scatter cushions from Couch Guys, valued at R20 000.

If you’ve always dreamed of a home bar, be sure you place your entry with Rhino Log Furniture, which is giving away a bar valued at R32 000.

Dreamsatwork is offering R5 000’s worth of kids’ furniture to a lucky winner, while Ascot Bedding has R15 000 in beds up for grabs.

There’s also a Venter Super 6 trailer valued at R9 295, and three mirrors valued at R10 000 from Tom’s Art to be won.

So head off to the Rand Show between 22 April and 2 May, and be sure you’re in the running when those lucky draws take place. And while you wait for your name to be called, why not take in a free performance, thrill the whole family at the Rand Show funfair, or look for other great deals in the exhibition halls?

There’s so much to do at the Rand Show 2011 that even if luck’s not with you this time, you’ll still feel like a winner.

THE RAND SHOW 2011

  • WHEN: From Friday 22 April to Monday 2 May. Gates open each day at 9am and close at 6pm, al-though the Show will remain open until 8pm.
  • WHERE: Johannesburg Expo Centre, Rand Show Road, Nasrec. (GPS – S26° 14810′ E27° 58695′)
  • COST: Adults – R75; Pensioners over 65-years – R40; Kids 6-16 – R25; Under 6 – free. Tickets are available at the gate or through Computicket. (There is no surcharge on Compu-ticket tickets.)

Your ticket gets you free entry to most of the Rand Show’s top attractions.





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Filed Under: South Africa Tagged With: johannesburg, rand show

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