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Last week (June 27, 2012) Radisson announced the 4th and last part of their Ultimate Night Giveaway promotion: Park Plaza Ultimate Night Giveaway Club Carlson 50,000 points offer, where you can earn 50,000 bonus Gold Points in the Club Carlson program for staying one night.

All four promotions are stackable so if you successfully registered and stay at all four Radisson owned brands, you will earn a 200,000 bonus Club Carlson points plus the points you earn for your stay.

200,000 points are more than enough points for a great vacation or several vacations, depending on where and how you use your Club Carlson Gold points.

You can read about register for the promotions in these posts:

1) Radisson Big Night Giveaway

2) Country Inns & Suites So Go Country

3) Park Plaza Plus One

The current offer:

4) Park Plaza Ultimate Night Giveaway

a) Register here

b) Watch a 30 second video

c) Stay at any Park Plaza hotel worldwide between June 28 – August 28, 2012.

d) Received 50,000 bonus Gold points plus your normal points.

I didn’t post about the Park Plaza Ultimate Night Giveaway last week when the offer was introduced because when I registered, shortly after the promotion was announced I got the following email: “THANK YOU for registering for the Park Plaza® Ultimate Night Giveaway. You are receiving this email to confirm that you have successfully registered and are eligible to earn 15,000 bonus Gold Points®.” vs the one we wanted “THANK YOU for registering for the Park Plaza® Ultimate Night Giveaway. You are receiving this email to confirm that you have successfully registered and are eligible to earn 50,000 bonus Gold Points®.

Ok, so 15,000 bonus Gold Points isn’t anything to sneeze at, it certainly wasn’t 50,000 bonus Gold Points.  Given that there is only one, yes, one Park Plaza hotel in the United States, and at the time, it seemed that only 15,000 bonus points would be earned  I didn’t post the Park Plaza Ultimate Night Giveaway promo as it didn’t seem to be worth the effort.

However, this morning I spoke with a representative from Club Carlson.  She confirmed that shortly after the Park Plaza Ultimate Night Giveaway promotion went live, there was a computer glitch.  She confirmed that all 160 of us who had registered for the promotion during the glitch (on June 27, 2012), would indeed receive our 50,000 bonus Gold Points if we complete our stay within the time frame.

Have you registered for the Park Plaza Ultimate Night Giveaway promotion?

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