United States (50 states and D.C.), Canada (excluding Quebec), United Kingdom, Ireland and Australia (excluding the ACT)
Requirements
Be 18 or older, or the age of majority where you live, if higher.
Live in the United States (50 states and D.C.), Canada (excluding Quebec), the United Kingdom, Ireland or Australia (excluding the Australian Capital Territory).
Complete the free entry form with your first and last name, email address and country, or place an eligible order at altswim.com.
Enter between 9:00 a.m. AEST on October 13 and 11:59:59 p.m. AEST on November 5, 2026.
Prize2 five-night trips to Tokyo for a winner and three guests, plus 4,370 instant-win prizes including Hasbro Marvel merchandise, Vue cinema ticket pairs and Walkers merchandise
Purchase required
the United Kingdom and Ireland
Requirements
Be a resident of the United Kingdom, excluding the Channel Islands and Isle of Man, or the Republic of Ireland, aged 18 or over.
Buy a participating promotional pack and retain the packaging and itemised receipt.
Register or log in to JOY and submit the batch code from the pack.
Have internet access, a valid email address and, for cash fulfilment where applicable, a UK or ROI bank account.
The Republic of Ireland often appears alongside the United Kingdom in promotions, but the two are separate markets. A campaign marked «UK only» does not include residents of the Republic, while one that says «UK and Ireland» covers Northern Ireland as part of the UK and the Republic as a separate market, sometimes with different prizes or deadlines. Reading the exact wording tells you which of these applies.
Irish promotions are in euro and commonly come from supermarkets, banks, radio stations and food brands. The terms normally state the closing date, the way winners are drawn and the deadline for claiming. Prizes that include travel typically depart from Dublin, Shannon or Cork, and the rules explain whether airport transfers or insurance are covered.
Because Ireland is in the European Union, a prize shipped from the UK can run into customs steps after Brexit. A sponsor that ships physical prizes from Britain should say who pays for them, and if the rules are silent, ask before you enter.
At a glance
Currency: Euro (EUR)
Typical ID check: Name and address; photo ID for large prizes
Time reference: Irish Standard Time (GMT/IST)
How to read giveaway rules in Ireland
First confirm that the Republic of Ireland is actually included. A campaign promoted across British or Irish media may still use a narrower legal territory.
Check currency, delivery and travel conditions when the prize crosses borders. The headline value does not tell you whether transport, collection or extra costs are included.
Before entering, use the official source to verify age, closing time and any winner-response deadline. That final check is more reliable than assumptions based on the brand’s market presence.
Loyalty clubs in Ireland
1 membership programs whose own terms describe a birthday reward or other member benefits: Insomnia Treats.