Runners-up can also win cash prizes from the draw of £250 and £50
People in Nottinghamshire have the chance to win a luxury cruise worth more than £4,000, or £3,000 in cash, if they take part in the Rainbows Superdraw. The Rainbows Hospice for Children and Young People has launched its Superdraw for 2024, and this year the jackpot prize is a seven-night cruise along the River Danube for two people.
As part of the trip the winner will visit the most historic towns and cities along the Danube, including guided tours of Vienna, Budapest, Bratislava and Durnstein, and will also be able to visit Esztergom Basilica and Melk Abbey. There will also be a classical live music performance on board with stunning views of Vienna and a Hungarian folklore show.
It costs just £1 to enter the Superdraw, and the jackpot prize includes return flights departing from Birmingham International Airport on Friday, October 25, 2024. Or if you don't fancy the trip, the winner can instead choose a cash prize of £3,000. Runners-up can also win cash prizes from the draw of £250 and £50. Last year more than £30,000 was raised by the Superdraw, which helped provide vital care for babies, children and young people with serious and terminal illnesses across Nottinghamshire.
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