Show Us Your Crazy Hair For A Shot At Trolls LIVE! Tickets

Trolls LIVE! is coming to the Visions Veterans Memorial Arena on Wednesday, February 16 at 6 p.m. and if you want a chance to score some free tickets, all you have to do is show us your crazy hair!

How To Enter

The contest runs from January 24-February 7 (our standard contest rules apply).

On Febuary 8, we will select FIVE winners. FOUR of those winners will receive a four-pack of tickets to the Feb. 16 show, and ONE will be selected to win a four-pack of meet-and-greet tickets to the Feb. 16 show.

Here's how show us your crazy hair:

First step: Snap a pic of your crazy hair. Bed head? Fresh out of the shower? Got caught out in the windy weather? All of it works!
There are two ways to enter. The first one is by downloading our phone app and submitting a photo there.

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The other way is by uploading the picture to the form at the bottom of this page. Do either one of those, and you're all entered.
Once we get some submissions, keep an eye out for a gallery on kissbinghamton.com of your wild and crazy hair!

Trolls LIVE! Crazy Hair Contest Entries

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