WIN two weekend with camping tickets to T in the Park

WIN!
courtesy of Big Day Out Ltd and Tennent's Lager
two weekend with camping tickets to T in the Park 2008

There's a pair of weekend tickets with camping at T in the Park up for grabs - just answer the simple question below!

Win a pair of weekend with camping tickets to Scotland's first major festival T in the Park which is headed back to Balado this summer and is set to offer yet another immense weekend of music, exceptional entertainment and guaranteed good times from Friday 11th – Sunday 13th July 2008 when 80,000 attendees will flood through the festival gates for what will be T’s 15th and best year to date.

Not only the world's biggest CarbonNeutral festival, T in the Park has also recently been granted the first 'Green'n'Clean' award in Scotland, further confirming its status as one of the world's greenest festivals. This, combined with T's spectacular line-up crammed with the very best home-gown and international talent made up of over 180 artists playing across 12 stages, once again reaffirms T in the Park's position of one of the most impressive global festivals.

For the first time ever weekend with camping ticket holders can pre-order chilled cans of Tennent's Lager for collection onsite via www.tennent's.com. With your load lightened why not take the greener route to T and hop on one of Citylink's many services. Book online now at www.citylink.co.uk. The same ticket holders can still take advantage of an extra night at T for only £11. Thursday camping upgrades are available from Ticketmaster on 08444 99 99 99.

The winners will be able to check out the expanded Healthy T area, now expanded to cover mind, body and soul. This beautifully lit area will act as a home to the smoothiecycle, a blender that lets T in the Parkers make beautiful smoothies by pedal power alone, delicious healthy foods from Argyle, massage and holistic treatments.

Music fans should sign up for regular event updates, news of artist announcements and luxury camping packages at www.tinthepark.com.

Please drink responsibly. www.drinkaware.co.uk.

Festival organisers Big Day Out Ltd and founding partners Tennent's Lager are offering readers the opportunity to get their hands on a pair of gold-dust weekend with camping tickets To enter, simply correctly answer the question below.

Rules:

1. Entrants must be over 18 years of age. Only one entry per person.
2. The competition is open to all UK residents, except employees of efestivals.co.uk and companies involved in the competition.
3. Closing date for receipt of entries is 9a.m. Tuesday 24th June 2008. The winner's name, and the results, will be announced on this webpage soon after. The winner will also be informed via email.
4. All requested information must be completed. Your details are kept safe - please see the privacy policy for more information.
5. Each competition entrant will (if not already) be subscribed to the Festivals Newsletter.
6. The winning entries are selected at random from all correct entries.
7. The judges decision is final.

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The winner was Kevin Brady from Stoke-on-Trent

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