Court Officer Wins Trip on 'Easiest Game Ever' on 'The Price Is Right'

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Elisha Hunter, a court officer from Washington, D.C., won a trip to Colorado on a recent episode of the game show 'The Price Is Right' after correctly guessing the price of the vacation package in the 'Double Prices' pricing game, which fans called the 'easiest game in history'.

Why it matters

The enthusiastic reaction from Hunter, who was wearing a shirt that said 'Pick me! Pick me! I'm ready to come on down,' highlights the enduring popularity of 'The Price Is Right' and the thrill contestants experience when winning big prizes on the long-running game show.

The details

Hunter first won a pair of electric scooters and locks by bidding the lowest amount of $1,350 on the item. She then came to the stage to play Double Prices, where she had to correctly choose between two prices for a five-night trip to Colorado that included airfare, a cabin stay, and a rental car. After getting advice from friends in the audience, Hunter selected the lower price of $5,974 and won the trip, jumping up and down and shrieking with excitement.

• The episode aired on January 28, 2026.

What they’re saying

What’s next

The episode featuring Elisha Hunter's win will likely continue to be discussed and analyzed by 'The Price Is Right' fans, who may debate whether the 'Double Prices' game is too easy or provides the right level of challenge for contestants.