Turn your Webkinz into “Royalty” by finding the secret words

Hey everyone! I’m Fredrick the magical spotted frog and I’ve been hopping around Webkinz World casting spells all over our fantastic land. Rrribitt.. Rrribitt.

I’m sure you’ve heard about that princess who magically turned a frog into a prince, but did you ever hear about a frog that can magically turn Webkinz pets into royalty ?! Well.. I can!

I’m not sure if you’ve heard but something magical is happening right now in Webkinz World… we’re celebrating our birthday on April 29th, Webkinz Day.

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As part of our Webkinz Day birthday celebration I’ll be giving away 30 magical castle towers on Twitter that are sure to give your Webkinz room a very royal-looking feel. But, in order to get them you must first find the 5 enchanted words to unlock the royal spell.

Here’s how to win the castle tower on Twitter:

All week long (starting today) I’ll be telling you about cool princess and prince eStore items that are perfect for giving your Webkinz room a royal theme. And, these “Royal” posts on Webkinz Newz will contain the secret words you need to win.

How to send in your answer:

1. After you collect all 5 words, if you can, hop over to our Twitter page (http://twitter.com/webkinz) and follow us on Twitter.

2. Send us the 5 words to unlock the spell on Twitter. To win, you better hop fast because there’s only so much magic to go around.

3. The first 30 people to send us the correct 5-word spell on Twitter will win the castle tower!  Please visit the full contest details here.

Hint: To send us a message on Twitter you will need to type our account name (@webkinz) at the beginning of the tweet. As an example, you would type “@webkinz” followed by the 5 secret words.

And guess what? The very same day as our birthday (Webkinz Day), a very special royal wedding is happening on the same day in England!

FIRST SECRET WORD: Happy

Good luck friends.. Rrribitt.. Rrrbitt.

Disclaimer: In order to participate in the “5-word Spell CONTEST”, participants must send in their entries on Twitter. If you’re under 13 years of age, you may need some help from your parents or older siblings that have a Twitter account.