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Loto-Québec Launches Scratch Tickets for a Chance to See Céline Dion in Paris

The new scratch ticket offers fans the opportunity to win a once-in-a-lifetime Paris getaway, including concert tickets to one of Céline Dion’s most anticipated performances.

Loto-Québec Launches Scratch Tickets for a Chance to See Céline Dion in Paris

Loto-Québec is giving fans a chance to turn a dream trip into reality with the launch of its new Diva à Paris lottery ticket, available starting today. The initiative offers two winners and their guests the opportunity to travel to Paris for an exclusive experience built around music, gastronomy and one of Québec’s most iconic voices.

With Céline Dion’s highly anticipated concert drawing attention from fans around the world, tickets have become among the most sought-after entertainment experiences of the year. Through Diva à Paris, Loto-Québec is offering another way for Quebecers to attend the event while enjoying a full Parisian adventure.


The grand prize includes round-trip flights between Montréal and Paris, four nights of accommodation, a luggage set, a $5,000 cheque and, as the highlight of the experience, “a pair of tickets for Céline Dion’s concert on September 25.” The prize package, designed for two people, has an approximate value of $25,000.

Beyond the concert itself, the winners will also discover some of the city’s most memorable experiences, including a meal at the Eiffel Tower restaurant and a cruise along the Seine. According to Loto-Québec, the new ticket “can allow you to win a true dream immersion in the heart of Paris, combining music, gastronomy and prestige.”

Image via Loto-Québec

The Diva à Paris scratch ticket will be available at lottery retailers for six weeks. Players can also qualify for a second chance to win the experience through eligible online lottery purchases made until September 12.

Two winners will ultimately receive the Paris getaway: one selected through a draw among players who uncover the “$1,000 + draw” prize on their scratch ticket, with the draw taking place on September 14, and another through the online promotion.

For Céline Dion fans hoping to combine a legendary performance with a once-in-a-lifetime European escape, Diva à Paris offers a rare opportunity to experience both.

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