Theme Park Map Giveaways: Donations for the American Cancer Society

Would you like to win some classic theme park maps? 
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Here's how you can enter to win

In January I am running the Dopey Challenge to support the American Cancer Society in honor of my sister Hillary who passed away last year. 

For every donation of more than $5 received through the end of November you will be entered to win one of these theme park map packs! 

Click Here to Donate!

Want to enter more than once? Here is how you can. 

• $5 Donation = 1 entry
• $10 Donation = 3 entries
• $15 Donation = 6 entries
• $20 Donation = 10 entries
• $50 Donation = 25 entries 

When you donate please indicate which map contest you'd like to be entered to win, enter your name and online name (if you found this on Twitter/Instagram/ Threads/BlueSky). 

In early December I will be doing a drawing using an online program for drawings. I will record the process so everything is on the up and up. I will announce and contact the winners. 

*Shipping will be included if you win. ​

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Avengers Campus Opening Day Maps! 

3 available! Commemorative Map and Guidemap from the opening day of Avengers Campus! 

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Knott's Berry Farm and Knott's Scary Farm 2015 Maps

Only 1 Available! 

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Great America 2013 and 2014 Maps!

2 Available! Opening year for Gold Striker and Goliath! 

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Disneyland Holiday 2014 Maps! 

5 Available! Includes Jingle Cruise, Bugs Land, Tower of Terror and More! 

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Universal Studios Hollywood 2016 Studio Map

2 Available! Opening Year for Wizarding World Hollywood!

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Six Flags Magic Mountain Map Pack! 

5 Available! Will include Guide Maps, Fright Fest and Holiday in the Park from various years! 

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My story, and why I'm raising money for the American Cancer Society: 

Growing up I always knew I had two half sisters, but I never met them. My sister Hillary reached out to me in 2018 and we made an instant connection. And met in person for the first time a few weeks later. 

In April of 2020 my sister started feeling pain in her back but figured it was from sitting at home doing nothing, as we all were at that time. In May she was diagnosed with terminal cancer, which had metastasized from Breast Cancer she had prior to us meeting. They gave her 3 to 6 months. ​

My sister fought for almost 3 years, and she lived. She bought an RV who she affectionately called Dolly and traveled, seeing much of the 48 lower states over those 3 years. 

During that time we became very close and I found myself in San Diego every few weeks to spend time with her and take her to get treatment between her travels. Even going on a few trips with her. 

​My hope through raising funds for the American Cancer Society is to help support others going through what our family did, and to hopefully find a cure for this disease. 

​Thank you for your support. ​