Win 'Aida' tickets
Amber Swift  |  by www.newstimeslive.com. All rights reserved. 3.01 | 19:14

Waterbury "" WATR 1320AM and the Palace Theater want to put one lucky contestant in the lap of luxury during their month long Royal Treatment Contest campaign, running through Nov. 15.

Contestants over the age of 18 can enter to win two orchestra seats to the opening night performance of Elton John and Tim Rice's Tony Award-winning musical, "Aida," on Friday, Dec. 16, at 8 p.m.

The Royal Treatment also includes limousine transportation to and from the Palace, reservations for a lavish pre- show feast at the theater's exclusive Poli Club; and relaxing massages facials for two from Viso Bello Spa in Middlebury. The winning entry will be randomly drawn and announced live on the air November 16, by WATR's King of Culture, Tom Chute, and Palace Executive Director Frank Tavera. Entry forms are available at the Palace Theater Box Office, located at 100 East Main Street in Waterbury, or online at www.

palacetheaterct.org. No purchase is necessary.

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