How to Win NAIAS Prizes

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NAIAS stand for the North American International Auto Show. Held every January in Detroit, Michigan, the NAIAS is the largest auto show of its kind in the world. Industry leaders from around the globe gather to present the finest innovations in the auto industry. During this two week event, there are lots of opportunities to register for and win prizes from a variety of event sponsors. Read on to learn more.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

Step1
Purchase your tickets to the NAIAS at the entrance inside the COBO center. There are different ticket prices for adults, children and seniors. Typically, children age 6 and under are free with a paying adult.
Step2
Stop just inside the arena after presenting your tickets at the tables to the left and right of the entry doors. Pick up a bag with a variety of coupons, sweepstake announcements and a program of everything that is going on at the NAIAS.
Step3
Watch for kiosks throughout the event area advertising prizes. Fill out registration cards with all the required information. Most prizes are drawn throughout the NAIAS and you don't have to be present at the drawing to win.
Step4
Sit through auto company demonstrations to get information on special incentives and giveaways not found in other places.
Step5
Visit naias.com, the official website of the North American International Auto Show, for the latest information about auto show sponsored contests.

Tips & Warnings

  • The North American International Auto Show is a great experience for the entire family. Make a day of it when you go so you can enjoy all the games, prizes, interactive areas and spectacular automobiles on display.

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