-
-
If you can visit Las Vegas and wear an interesting costume, you may have a chance to win cash or prizes on the popular game show Let's Make a Deal. CBS revived the series in 2009 with Wayne Brady as the new host and didn't forget about the gag prizes, also known as a "zonks." If this sounds like something you may be interested in, read on to find out how to become a contestant on Let's Make a Deal.
-
-
Tips
- Prepare to visit Las Vegas, where all episodes are taped
- Request tickets for the specific taping you'd like to attend online
- Wear a wacky costume to increase your odds of trading
- Watch out for zonks, not all prizes are fantastic
-
-
Introduction
Dating back to the 1960s, the game show Let's Make a Deal has been captivating audiences with it's "zonk" prizes like a ton of bricks or a zonkey (half zebra and half donkey) given away to contestants in wacky costumes. While appearing on the show is relatively easy, knowing which deal to take is no easy challenge. -
-
Prepare to Deal
As this couple learned during their time on Let's Make a Deal, each trader is presented with numerous deals during their time on the show. Trading a sure thing for the unknown is what makes the show so intriguing, but it can also result in walking away with the worst prize available. Watch out for the "zonks" but don't worry if you get one, most times goofy prizes can be traded after the taping for a consolation prize.
-
Step 1: Know The Rules
While almost anyone can appear in the audience of the show, only a lucky few can be selected to deal with host Wayne Brady.- Traders must be 18 years of age or olderhttp://www.cbs.com/daytime/lets_make_a_deal/tickets/
- Contestants must appear live at a taping at the Tropicana Hotel and Casino in Las Vegashttp://www.cbs.com/daytime/lets_make_a_deal/tickets/
- Not everyone in the audience will be given the opportunity to dealhttp://www.cbs.com/daytime/lets_make_a_deal/tickets/
- Not all prizes are fantastic; although some are new cars, others can be dirty socks and other gag prizes
Step 2: Order Tickets
Tickets for Let's Make a Deal are free, but must be requested in advance. Receiving a ticket does not mean you will have a chance to deal on the show, but does give you a one-in-18 chance.http://www.cbs.com/daytime/lets_make_a_deal/tickets/- Visit the CBS official site to find a list of tapingshttp://www.cbs.com/daytime/lets_make_a_deal/tickets/
- Follow the link to the On Camera Audiences website, which issues tickets for the showhttp://www.cbs.com/daytime/lets_make_a_deal/tickets/
- Request tickets for the taping you'd like to attend
- Be sure you can attend the taping you request tickets for as tickets cannot be transferred to a different day or time
Step 3: Wear a Costume
While costumes are not mandatory, the show is known for having each audience member dressed in some form of unique attire. The tradition started back in the 1960s when people learned that the crazier their clothing was, the more likely they were to be selected to deal.- Choose a costume that is out of the ordinary
- Costumes or attire may not contain visible logoshttp://www.cbs.com/daytime/lets_make_a_deal/tickets/
- Provocative costumes are not permittedhttp://www.cbs.com/daytime/lets_make_a_deal/tickets/
- Remember, the wackier your costume, the better your chances of being selected to participate on the show
About this page
-
Page Views0
This page currently has no vertical manager.
-
