Just Don't Say "Houston, We Have A Problem" When You Get Up There Okay?

If you've ever dreamed of visiting Space, the final frontier, well you don't have to be a billionaire to do so thanks to a new scratch off game from the Texas Lottery that has everyone talking.

The Texas Lottery and Space Perspective announced a partnership that will send eight people to the edge of space in a luxurious and comfortable spaceship in 2025.

The Texas Lottery will be the first lottery in the world (and the known universe really) to offer flights on Space Perspective’s Spaceship Neptune as a second-chance prize.
The Space Perspective Cash Adventure Promotion is connected with the new $1,000,000 Cash Blast scratch ticket game.

You purchase a $1,000,000 Cash Blast scratch ticket for $20 at Texas Lottery retailers across the state.

The $1,000,000 Cash Blast scratch ticket game is like other $20 games in that it offers top prizes of $1 million that can be won on the ticket, as well as additional cash prizes ranging from $20 to $100,000 according to a press release from The Texas Lottery.

In addition to the cash prizes available on the ticket, any non-winning $1,000,000 Cash Blast ticket can be entered into a series of drawings, where 75 winners and their guests will be selected to travel to the Kennedy Space Center in Florida for 4 days/3 nights for a VIP space-themed party, a Kennedy Space Center tour, a meet-and-greet with an astronaut, daily cash prize drawings and more.

At the end of the evening, four lucky winners will be selected for the Space Perspective flight prize while another winner will be awarded a guaranteed $100,000 with a chance to win up to $1 million.

After the Florida event, the four winners and their four guests will board the Spaceship Neptune for their flight.

The comfortable, luxurious, six-hour journey also includes access to Wi-Fi, enabling travelers to share their experience with family and friends back on Earth.

A final drawing will occur where the four winners will have a one-in-four chance to win $100,000 during their journey to the edge of space.