Rules & FAQs
Simply visit as many of the Passport stops as you wish, get stamps, then turn those stamps in for prizes. There is no purchase necessary to receive Passport stamps.
- There is no age limit to participate.
- One prize entry per person. Each individual can submit their own booklet prize entry sheet. No purchase necessary.
- People in the same household can receive prizes if they submit their own prize entry forms
- You have from November 13, 2026 to January 10, 2027 to collect stamps. Your booklet prize entry must be postmarked by January 18, 2027.
- There is no app or "digital stamps" for the 2026 Nebraska Holiday Passport
It is HIGHLY ENCOURAGED to plan your Passport stop visits during their business hours. Selfies are the only acceptable alternatives to physical stamps. Keep in mind that many Passport stops are small businesses and may need to change their hours or close for a period due to unavoidable circumstances.
It’s easy! When you visit any of the destinations listed in this pamphlet, be sure to collect two stamps — one next to the destination name in the pamphlet itself (that’s for you to keep), and one in the designated box of each stop on the pamphlet (that’s what you’ll turn in to Visit Nebraska).
No, you MUST be present to get your Passport stamped. The Passport stops have strict orders not to stamp booklets for people not present.
You can submit a “selfie” (a picture of yourself) in front of the location. If there are several people in your group, you can take one group selfie and everyone will get credit. Print your selfies and submit them with your prize entry sheet. You can also turn them in here: https://nebraskapassport.com/submit-selfies
If you have any additional questions about the Nebraska Holiday Passport program please email [email protected] or call 402-471-3789, Monday-Friday 8a.m.-5p.m. or leave a message.