Apply to be there and be part of the celebrations with 10,000 free BBC Diamond Jubilee Concert tickets.
What's the deal?
On Monday 4th June, 2012, the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Concert at Buckingham Palace will celebrate her 60 years on the throne.
You could get two free tickets if you register for the national ballot by 2nd March.
Apply online or by post to be in with a chance of getting one of 5,000 pairs of tickets.
If successful you can bring a friend to the exclusive picnic in the Palace gardens then watch some of the biggest acts in the world live in concert.
The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Concert 2012 promises to be one of the most spectacular shows ever put on in the UK, with a star-studded line up ranging from Elton John to Jessie J.
How do I benefit?
To apply for BBC Diamond Jubilee concert tickets visit the Jubilee Concert 2012 website and complete the application form.
Alternatively, send a postcard to The Diamond Jubilee Concert 2012,
On the postcard you will need to detail your full name, address (including postcode), email address (if available) and confirmation of age.
A national ballot will be held upon closing of the application process, and successful applicants should be notified by the end of March either by email or by post.
Expiry
You must apply to the ballot by 23:59 on Friday 2nd March, 2012.
Postal applications received after 2nd March won’t be entered.
Conditions
You must be a UK, Channel Islands or Isle of Man resident, or have a BFPO address to apply.
You must be 18 or over to apply for tickets. Guests must be 13 years old or above and accompanied by the person who nominated them.
Please visit the BBC website for the event's full terms and conditions.
Visit the Jubilee Concert 2012 website to see the ballot rules.
We have done our very best to make sure that the information included in this Deal is accurate. However, sometimes offers can be withdrawn or changed at the last minute so please do check that you're able to redeem this Deal before parting with any money, or going out of your way to take advantage of the offer.
