Built to be a gift
Fans could send a digital voucher directly to a recipient or choose a mailed Holiday Pack card for something physical to put under the tree.
How the Salt Lake Bees used flexible, giftable ticket packs to generate 1,170 future tickets and more than $15,000 in revenue before the season began.
The Bees created a ticket product that fit the way people shop during the holidays: meaningful savings, easy gifting and no need to pick a game at checkout.
Fans could send a digital voucher directly to a recipient or choose a mailed Holiday Pack card for something physical to put under the tree.
Holiday Vouchers could be redeemed online later for eligible 2026 games. That removed one of the biggest barriers to gifting tickets: knowing someone else’s schedule in advance.
Two pack sizes gave buyers an easy entry point while encouraging meaningful ticket volume.
A compact holiday gift option with built-in value and the flexibility to redeem later.
The larger pack rewarded volume—helping drive an overall average of nearly eight tickets per order.
The physical-card Christmas deadline was December 15. Yet the campaign’s strongest sales day was December 18. Because digital delivery remained available, the Bees could keep selling to last-minute shoppers after shipping was no longer practical.
The promotion attracted 1,229 unique viewers and 133 unique buyers across 148 total orders.
133 unique buyers from 1,229 unique viewers.
Discounted multi-ticket packs created value. Flexible redemption removed scheduling friction. Physical and digital delivery made the offer truly giftable. Together, those elements generated 1,170 future tickets and more than $15,000 in revenue before Opening Day.