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Abu Sidra Mall launches major new ‘Drive the Dream’ prize campaign

Tribune News NetworkDohaAbu Sidra Mall has announced the launch of its new ‘Drive the Dream’ promotion, giving shoppers the chance to win two Toyota Land Cruisers, QAR 100,000 in c...

Abu Sidra Mall launches major new ‘Drive the Dream’ prize campaign

Abu Sidra Mall has introduced a new 'Drive the Dream' campaign, offering shoppers the opportunity to win prizes including two Toyota Land Cruisers, QAR 100,000 in cash, and 10 iPhone 18 Pro Max devices. The promotion, running until 16 March 2027, awards customers one raffle coupon for every QAR 100 spent at the mall, as long as it adheres to the official terms and conditions. Purchases at participating tenants like LuLu Hypermarket qualify for the raffle coupons, while telecommunications and exchange outlets are excluded.

The campaign will consist of five draws, with prizes ranging from iPhone 18 Pro Max devices to cash awards. The first draw, on 1 November 2026, will award five iPhone 18 Pro Max devices, with additional prizes in the second draw on 6 December 2026. The third draw, on 10 January 2027, will give away another five QAR 10,000 prizes, followed by the fourth draw on 14 February 2027, also awarding five QAR 10,000 winners.

The campaign will conclude with the Grand Prize Draw on 18 March 2027, where two winners will each receive a Toyota Land Cruiser.

Abu Sidra Mall's spokesperson expressed their enthusiasm for the campaign, stating that it is a way to acknowledge and reward their customers and the community for their support. The mall hopes to celebrate with all winners throughout the campaign and looks forward to welcoming shoppers during this period. This promotion is part of Abu Sidra Mall's broader program of promotions, entertainment, and community activities, highlighting the mall's dedication to providing a convenient and engaging destination for shopping, dining, and everyday experiences for families and residents across Doha.

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