Help...Need Creative Ideas for Gift Reveal

[kalliyan1]

We got our two daughters (11 & 13) tix to Frozen on Broadway in NYC for Christmas. I'm trying to figure out a creative way to tell them about this. I don't just want to print something out that says "your going...." but would rather have some kind of clues in a box that they have to figure out or something like that.
I would appreciate any ideas you might have.
Thanks so much!

 

[OrangeBirdGirl]

Maybe an ornament for each daughter. One something NYC related, apple, taxi, etc. The other something Frozen related. I'm sure you could find an Olaf, Elsa or Anna anyplace. Put a note with the ornament saying "combine with your sisters ornament to determine your gift".

 

[lovesmurfs]

Can you send on a scavenger hunt through the house, and have the reveal frozen in a ziplock in a block of ice?

 

[kathy884]

It's not overly creative, but we have Broadway show tickets for DS for Christmas and I just print out the tickets, show where the seats are - page of seating chart, have a page neatly arranged with show related pictures, wrap them in tissue, put them in a cute Christmas box with ribbon etc. around the box for him to open. For us, though, it may be that it's one of the main Christmas presents, and we want a few things under the tree for him to open (it's one of three things we are getting him and the most expensive of the three). We love NYC and Broadway. Have a blast with your daughters.

 

[mrudman]

For my daughter's Hamilton ticket that we're traveling to Chicago to see, I bought a 365-day calendar and taped a part of a printed out ticket (showing the date/location) to the date in the calendar that we're going. Not real creative but I think she'll like it, Just not sure how I'm going to get her to look at that date when she opens the calendar, lol!

 

[Marionnette]

We got our two daughters (11 & 13) tix to Frozen on Broadway in NYC for Christmas. I'm trying to figure out a creative way to tell them about this. I don't just want to print something out that says "your going...." but would rather have some kind of clues in a box that they have to figure out or something like that.
I would appreciate any ideas you might have.
Thanks so much!

Buy a snowman kit (about $10 on Amazon). Add a card that says "Do you want to build a snowman? On <enter the date>? On Broadway?

 

[Arielfan98]

How close are you to NYC? If you're a car ride away could you tell them you're going to see the tree or something, but then reveal it once you enter the ice rink?

 

[Grumpy's Gal]

Can you get a frozen puzzle? Only give them the puzzle pieces, not the box showing what it is. They have to work together to put it together.

 

[ajwolfe]

So not quite the same but we have been buying NBA tickets to different games for our kids as their big gift the last few years. I usually buy them each a shirt or other piece of clothing for the game and then wrap up with their ticket.
Maybe you could buy them a "pretty" piece of Disney jewelry and write a note inside the box that they should wear this on their trip to the show. Or a new dress/outfit?

 

[Mizzoufan]

I like the scavenger hunt idea