Baseball tickets will surprise any diehard fan. If you’re planning on giving tickets as a gift, but want to avoid boring gift boxes or cards, you might consider creatively wrapping them to complete the surprise.
Mailbox
Consider planting the tickets in your recipient’s mailbox. Address a letter to your recipient and write the team’s name in place of a return address.
Attach to Remote
When a game comes on from your recipient’s team of choice, attach the tickets to the remote. When your recipient sits down to watch the game, they’ll find the tickets.
Batting Cages
You can give your gift at the batting cages. Invite your recipient to hit a few balls. When it’s their turn, tape the tickets to the bat and hand it to them.
Uniform
You may wrap the tickets in an article of clothing rather than using gift wrap. A jersey or a baseball hat stuffed with tissue paper will do the trick.
Hot Dog Bun
Consider giving the tickets inside of a hot dog bun. Hot dogs are the staple food of America’s pastime. If your recipient is a true fan, he’ll get the joke.
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Marie Yongue has been writing since 2001 and has written for various publications at Baruch College and freelances for several websites. She is currently working toward a master's degree in English from Baruch's graduate program and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Baruch as well.
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