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Win Two Nights Stay in the Jazz Capital of the World at the new Thompson Central Park Hotel

Would you love a chance to visit the city that never sleeps, but always swings! Or, do you live in NYC and just want a luxury staycation? Well, here’s your chance! One lucky WBGO listener will receive two nights at the new Thompson Central Park Hotel, on New York's Billionaire's Row. Plus, you'll receive a gift certificate for Parker's, the hotel's jazz venue, named after Charlie Parker himself, as well as parking and breakfast.

The Thompson Central Park Hotel is one of the most luxurious hotels in NYC, located just steps away from Central Park. During your stay, you'll be able to explore some of NYC’s most iconic attractions, from Central Park and legendary fine dining, to all the hot spots in the Jazz Capital of the World. Plus, as an added bonus, you can enjoy live Jazz any Tuesday through Thursday night thanks to Parker's partnership with the Jazz Foundation of America.

Here's what you could win:

  • A two night's stay at the Thompson Central Park Hotel in an Upper Stories Park View King room*
  • $100 credit to Parker's (Parker's is the Jazz performance space)
  • Breakfast daily (in Lounge)
  • Complimentary parking, if needed

Entering is easy! Every contribution made to WBGO before midnight Sunday, February 12th is an automatic entry into the contest. If you are a sustaining member, you are already entered! You don't have to contribute in order to enter; however, we hope that you will consider becoming part of our community and keep the music flowing on WBGO.

Enter now for your chance to experience all that NYC has to offer! This is an amazing opportunity for any jazz lover. So don’t wait any longer – contribute by Sunday night and get ready for an unforgettable experience! Good luck!

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Contest rules

*Winner must redeem within one year. Redemption is based on availability.