MAKE MAGIC COME TO LIFE
Want to step inside the magical world of Harry Potter?
Sunrise are giving one lucky family the ultimate day out to Harry Potter: The Exhibition in Melbourne!
Here's what's up for grabs
Return flights for a family of four from your nearest Australian capital city to Melbourne
One night's accommodation at the stylish Sebel Melbourne Moonee Ponds
A $500 gift card to go wild at the exhibition merchandise store robes, wands, chocolate frogs, you name it!
Four tickets to Harry Potter: The Exhibition, where magic comes to life!
To enter you'll need to tell us in 25 words or less, who gave harry potter his birthday caske, and why oes your family deserve to win— don't miss your chance to make some magical memories with the family! Good luck.
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