Disneyland Reort officials have announced an exciting sweepstakes in which daily prizes are awarded to some Disneyland Resort visitors as part of the 60th Diamond Celebration. Prizes are grand. Scratch that. Prizes are beyond grand and including Disney Diamonds (yes, REAL diamonds), a Cinderella glass slipper (with diamonds and a blue topaz), private tours and dinners in Disneyland Park or Disney California Adventure Park and much, much more. The contest ends Feb. 5, 2015. This post was updated on September 27, 2015.

How to enter to win:

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  I have seen the Cinderella slipper in person, and it is so beautiful. Beyond words!

  You can enter the daily drawing by correctly texting word of the day to short code 227853 (Castle). The word of the day can be found in ungated areas of the Resort (areas of Resort that do not require paid admission) or at www.Disneyland.com/DiamondDays. Entrant must be physically present at the Resort premises (which includes ungated areas) at the time of entry into daily drawing. Potential daily drawing winners will be notified (via text or phone) at approximately 11:00 AM each day and must contact Disneyland within 60 minutes of notification or prize will be forfeited. Daily prize can only be claimed on Resort premises and only on the same day as entry.

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  See our exclusive video and photos of the Dream Suite by clicking here.

  In addition to the daily prizes, Disneyland Diamond Days will offer guests a weekly opportunity to win exceptional Disneyland Resort prizes and experiences, including one- and two-carat (REAL) Disney Diamonds, overnights in the Disneyland Dream Suite, a private party in Fantasyland, romantic cruise aboard the Mark Twain Riverboat or a tailgate party in Cars Land. The available prize will vary each week.

• Entrants may enter the weekly drawing via text or via the Diamond Days website. Only certain prizes determined by the Disney will be awarded in any given week; specific prizes to be awarded in the weekly drawing will be announced online on the Diamond Days website. The correct word of the day must be included in all eligible entries.