Win VIP Tickets to NARBC Tinley Park on October 7th, 8th and 9th!

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NARBC (The North American Reptile Breeders Conference) will take place in 2 weeks (October 9th and 10th) in Tinley Park, Illinois, USA (a suburb of Chicago). Caudata.org is offering a prize of 2 prepaid VIP tickets to attend (VIP tickets are show admission for the whole weekend, including the Friday evening pre-show and early admission on Sat and Sun so you get access to vendors first!).

All you have to do to enter is respond to this thread and tell us why you want the tickets! More details about the show are here. Please note that Caudata.org is not affiliated with the NARBC in any way.

The Winner will be picked on Monday October 4th at noon EST - make sure you are checking your messages because we will need your details for the tickets and won't be able to wait long for a response. The winner will receive the right to both tickets. Good luck!!!
 
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I want the tickets so I can be first in line for some cool salamanders! Plus, it'll be great to catch up with some cool amphibian people!
 
I would love some tickets, I have a friend that will have a booth and I would love to see them.
 
I would love to win the tickets bc I would love to meet some fellow enthusiasts in person. It's pretty far away for me, but best we have here is a one room repticon, so I can't even imagine what Tinley would be like!! Everyone will be there!!
 
Sure, I’d love to win the tickets. I’m planning on going anyway, with my son, but I think he’d really enjoy the VIP pre-show.
 
And the winner of the 2 VIP tickets is Crystalann0219! Congrats! I will contact you momentarily.
 
Congrats Crystalann0219 - your tickets are paid for!
 
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