Travel Sweepstakes in Saint Paul, MN: Updated 2026 List for Local Winners

No Saint Paul-only travel sweepstakes is verified as current on August 29, 2026. Saint Paul residents can still enter six documented national or multi-state promotions, but eligibility does not establish that any winner will be local. A sweepstakes is a chance-based prize promotion, so entry never promises a reward.

The closest documented Minnesota-local option, a Minnesota Wild road-trip promotion, ended March 9, 2026, according to the Minnesota Wild official rules.

Verification note: Program terms and availability can change. This page was checked against linked sources on August 29, 2026.

What "Saint Paul eligible" actually means

These promotions accept qualifying Saint Paul residents because Minnesota falls within their permitted territory. They are not restricted to Saint Paul, and the available evidence does not identify previous Saint Paul winners. Check the minimum age, entry method, deadline, and travel restrictions before participating.

Several prizes require flexible schedules or leave meaningful expenses with the winner.

The most urgent August and early-September deadlines

Minnesota residents age 21 or older can enter Ozama Rum's Grand Slam Getaway through August 31. The two-person postseason-baseball trip is worth up to $5,800 and includes airfare, two hotel nights, a $2,000 StubHub card, and an incidentals card, according to the Grand Slam Getaway official rules. Reynolds Lake Oconee accepts U.S.

residents age 21 or older through September 3. Its prize sends four people to Georgia from October 7–10, but the winner must follow the sponsor's itinerary and pay for transportation from home to the departure airport, as detailed in the Reynolds Lake Oconee official rules.

Three more September travel opportunities

Minnesota residents age 21 or older may enter Kim Crawford's New Zealand sweepstakes online once daily through September 7. The prize includes flights for two, seven hotel nights, specified ground transportation, and $2,000 in spending money. Meals, taxes, insurance, incidentals, and valid travel documents remain the winner's responsibility under the Kim Crawford official rules.

Saint Paul residents age 18 or older can submit one free daily entry through September 8 for Universal Pictures Home Entertainment's promotion. The prize is a four-night vacation for four at Universal Studios Hollywood or Universal Orlando Resort, according to the Universal promotion page. Coca-Cola's National Park Week Sweepstakes accepts Saint Paul residents age 13 or older through September 17.

Entrants use the free +one app, complete an initial quiz, and may then enter once daily. The single grand prize is a five-day, four-night trip for two to the winner's choice of Zion, Grand Canyon, or Yosemite, with airfare, hotel, rental car, a park pass, and a $1,000 prepaid card. Odds depend on total entries, according to the Coca-Cola official rules.

The option with the latest deadline

Visit Orlando's family-vacation sweepstakes remains open through October 13 to contiguous-U.S. residents age 21 or older. It awards one grand prize through a random drawing, so the later deadline does not mean more prizes are available.

Saint Paul residents qualify, but the sponsor controls travel dates and routes. Readers who cannot travel on assigned arrangements should review those limitations before entering through the Visit Orlando official rules.

How to choose which entries are practical

Start with timing. Ozama and Reynolds close first, while the Reynolds trip has fixed October dates. Next, compare entry requirements: Coca-Cola requires an app and quiz, while Kim Crawford permits one online entry per day.

Then estimate what winning could still cost. The Kim Crawford package expressly excludes several major expenses, and Reynolds does not cover travel from the winner's home to the departure airport. A free entry method provides only a chance to win; it does not make the eventual trip cost-free.