CONTEST: Share Your Favourite Summer Memory and Win Free Tickets To The Fair at the PNE

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 19 Jul, 2016 09:51 AM

This Summer, have the best time of your life experiencing thrilling rides and other fun activities at The Fair at the PNE

DARPAN Magazine gives you a chance to win Gate and Ride passes to The Fair at PNE with a very simple and fun Photo contest!

Share your favourite Summer Memory on your instagram & Facebook, TAG your friends and also TAG us on insta and FB ( @darpanmagazine @PNE.playland #DARPANCONTEST ).

You could be one of our lucky winners to get free passes worth upto $500.

Also, don't forget to LIKE & Follow us!

Hurry up, a fun time awaits you!

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