Event Ticket Giveaways in Chula Vista, CA: Updated 2026 List for Local Winners
Three Chula Vista-area ticket chances for October 2026, with closing dates and entry limits made clear.
Event Ticket Giveaways in Chula Vista, CA for October 2026 center on the Chula Vista amphitheater and nearby San Diego-area radio drawings open to county residents. The current list includes a child-ticket savings benefit and two radio chance-to-win ticket groups. A ticket giveaway here means a drawing for a chance to win, which differs from a savings benefit that gives a set discount with a paid ticket.
Readers can use closing dates, age limits, and residency limits below to decide what to enter.
Verification note: Program terms and availability can change. This page was checked against linked sources on October 10, 2026.
Why Chula Vista anchors this list
North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre is the Chula Vista outdoor venue for major touring acts, as described by the Ticketmaster Blog. Rock 105.3 links its San Diego concert contests to that venue through its event calendar. For example, Rock 105.3 presented Godsmack with Stone Temple Pilots and Dorothy at the Chula Vista amphitheater, according to its Sept.
15, 2026 calendar listing. That connection matters because many listed drawings cover Chula Vista shows even when entry runs through a San Diego station.
Which ticket chances are listed for October 2026
Sesame Place San Diego is offering Kids Go Free in October 2026, with one free child ticket for ages 3-9 with a paid adult ticket. According to Sesame Place San Diego, the benefit applies during The Count's Halloween Spooktacular from Sept. 12-Nov.
1, as detailed in the Kids Go Free offer. This is a purchase-based savings benefit, not a drawing. San Diego station 91X is giving away a pair of tickets to MUNA's Gets So Hot Tour at Rady Shell on Oct.
16. According to 91X, online entry closes Oct. 15, 2026, as shown on the MUNA tickets contest page.
This is a chance to win, not a set-aside free ticket. Rock 105.3 lists separate win-tickets sweepstakes for Three Days Grace, Gorillaz, Dermot Kennedy, Hayley Williams and SeaWorld Howl-O-Scream. According to Rock 105.3, the current entries appear on its station contest-rules index in the contest rules index.
Readers should open each named drawing for its show date and entry close.
Who can enter these drawings
San Diego radio ticket contests require San Diego County residency, meet age minimums, allow one entry per person, and require no purchase for entry. According to 91X contest rules dated July 20, 2026, those limits apply alongside the station's prize-change terms in the Disneyland Resort ticket contest rules. Check each drawing because show-specific rules can add limits.
Prizes reach nearby residents. The 91X Local Winners page names San Diego-area winners including Amy S. of Santee and Jason R.
of El Cajon for Disneyland Resort tickets.
- Live in San Diego County and meet the listed age minimum
- Submit one entry per person where that limit is stated
- Enter a drawing with no purchase, or buy an adult ticket for Kids Go Free
- Confirm show date, venue, and age range before making plans
What limits apply before you plan
The Kids Go Free benefit needs a paid adult ticket and covers one child ages 3-9, so families should compare adult-ticket cost against the child savings. Radio drawings give a chance to win a pair, so winners still need travel, timing, and ID that matches contest eligibility. Stations also disclaim responsibility for event or prize changes and cancellations, according to the same 91X contest rules.
A past Chula Vista-linked example shows why dates matter: iHeartRadio and Live Nation opened Aug. 3 entry for a Bryson Tiller sweepstakes tied to an Aug. 24 Chula Vista date, with airfare, hotel, a $200 transport card and meet-and-greet.
Enter the MUNA drawing before Oct. 15 for the Oct. 16 show.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Kids Go Free require a purchase?
Yes. It gives one free child ticket ages 3-9 with a paid adult ticket during Sept. 12-Nov.
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Do the radio drawings require a purchase?
No. The listed San Diego radio contests allow one entry per person with no purchase necessary, subject to county residency and age minimums.