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How to give experiences?

8 replies

wheresmyhairytoe · 07/12/2019 11:29

I've got DD (10) tickets to a West end show for Christmas.
They're E tickets though as are the train tickets down to London.

I'm trying to think of an exciting way of her getting the gift, thinking a card on with the train details, then another with hotel, then one with theatre details.
Anyone any good ideas? I want her to open something.

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MyLordWizardKing · 07/12/2019 12:14

Could you buy little token presents relating to each thing? She's presumably a bit too old for a toy train but maybe a train-shaped sweet twin, or stuff related to the show (either merchandise or things that fit the theme of the show - e.g. my friend got her mum the Book of Mormon (as in, the actual book) to go with tickets for the show. Assuming you're not taking your daughter to see that though. Wink)

wheresmyhairytoe · 07/12/2019 12:44

Ha ha, no it's Matilda.

Good idea, thank you. I think the train journey is going to be just as exciting for her 😊

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TummyTurtle · 07/12/2019 12:46

A scratch card like this:
joannehawker.co.uk/collections/christmas-cards

MyLordWizardKing · 07/12/2019 13:07

I've never seen the show but presuming it follows the book pretty closely, how about something like a chocolate cake mix (maybe those ones that come in a jar?), a chalkboard and coloured chalks (maybe one that could be hung up in her room), some books... You could even use them as 'clues' to guess which show it is.

Craftylittlething · 07/12/2019 19:21

A copy of the book with the tickets inside would be nice or perhaps a Roald Dahl calendar with the tickets tucked into the month you are going.

GhostsToMonsoon · 07/12/2019 19:27

A toy train with the card sellotaped on?

JontyDoggle37 · 07/12/2019 19:40

When I’ve done something like this before I made 3 crackers and each one had a paper in it that shared one element of the present

mummykauli7 · 07/12/2019 19:56

Maybe buy the matilda dvd and then take the disc out and put the printed e tickets inside instead. That way you get the kinda disappointes but grateful reaction first and then over the top happiness when she looks inside.

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