In advance of Amazon Prime Days, which is set to run from July 8–11, 2025, Aeroplan has launched the “Dream Destinations, Delivered” contest, which offers eligible members the chance to win one of 10 prizes of 1,000,000 Aeroplan points.
If you have any online shopping to do through Amazon in the next few weeks, you’ll want to read over the details of the contest, as it could give your Aeroplan balance a huge boost this summer.
Aeroplan and Amazon have teamed up to launch the “Dream Destinations, Delivered” contest, which offers Aeroplan members a chance to win one of 10 prizes of 1,000,000 Aeroplan points.
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There are two ways to enter the contest: online entry and mail-in entry.
For online entries, you’ll need to follow a three-step process:
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However, you may wish to make your purchase during Amazon Prime Days from July 8–11, 2025, as the eStore will offer 10x points on eligible Amazon categories. Prior to making a purchase, be sure to check the list of eligible categories that will offer a 10x earning rate.
It’s worth noting that you must be an Aeroplan member and an Amazon Prime member to be eligible for this contest. There’s also a maximum of one entry per eligible participant this time around.
Meanwhile, if you don’t have any purchases to make on Amazon in the next few weeks, you can choose the mail-in entry option instead.
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Simply mail a fifty (50)-word essay in English or French explaining why you’d like to win 1,000,000 Aeroplan points. Include your name, email address, Aeroplan number, and phone number, and by July 11, 2025, it must be received before 11:59pm Pacific Time at the address listed on the promotion’s landing page.
The prize draw will take place on at 11am Eastern Time on July 16, 2025, and the winners will receive their points within two weeks of the draw.
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The full terms and conditions for this promotion can be found on the Air Canada website.
What Would You Do with 1,000,000 Aeroplan Points?
The prospect of receiving an immediate boost of 1,000,000 Aeroplan points is indeed quite exciting, and this promotion offers Aeroplan and Amazon Prime members some very lucrative prizes with a fairly low barrier to entry.
In the contest’s terms and conditions, it’s interesting to note that each prize of 1,000,000 Aeroplan points is valued at $30,000, which pegs a value of 3 cents per point. We value Aeroplan points at 2.1 cents per point, and would give a value of $21,000 for 1,000,000 points.
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Depending on how you redeem your points, you could certainly get much more than 3 cents per point, which is especially true if you redeem for travel in premium cabins.
What would you do with 1,000,000 Aeroplan points?
Here are some examples of just how far 1,000,000 Aeroplan points could get you, assuming you can snag award availability:
18 one-way flights in ANA business class between Vancouver and Tokyo (55,000 points each flight)
18 one-way flights in United Polaris business class between Vancouver and Papeete via San Francisco (as low as 55,000 points each flight)
10 one-way flights between Canada and the “Asia 3” sweet spot, with a stopover along the way (92,500 points each flight)
14–17 one-way flights between Canada and Europe in business class (60,000–70,000 points each flight with select partner airlines)
10 one-way flights in Lufthansa First Class between Frankfurt and New York (100,000 points each flight)
2+ one-way flights in Emirates First Class between Toronto and Dubai
Aside from these examples, there are countless other options available. If you find yourself as one of the lucky winners and would like to maximize 1,000,000 Aeroplan points, consider joining the News 4 Social community and get expert guidance with Points Coaching.
Conclusion
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Aeroplan and Amazon have teamed up to launch the “Dream Destinations, Delivered” contest, which offers eligible members a chance to win one of 10 prizes of 1,000,000 Aeroplan points.
The contest runs through to July 11, 2025, and full information can be found on the promotion’s landing page on the Air Canada website.
