This Golden Ticket Chocolate Factory costume prop is the finishing piece for Roald Dahl Day, World Book Day and factory-themed fancy dress, printed with a bold golden ticket design on both sides of sturdy gold card so it reads instantly as the winning ticket from the story.
- The prop: a flat gold card ticket, printed on both sides, ready to wave in the air, hold up for photos or carry all day without bending or creasing.
- The look: pairs with a gold-buttoned coat, a bow tie, a flat cap or a striped waistcoat to build a full factory worker costume around it.
- The finishing touch: works just as well on its own, slotted into a top pocket or held up for the class photo, with nothing to build, cut out or colour in first.
Perfect for:
- Roald Dahl Day at school
- World Book Day and book character parades
- Chocolate Factory and factory-worker fancy dress
- Classroom celebrations and office fancy dress days
Size guide: this listing measures 14.5cm (5.5") long and 21cm (8") wide. Please check your own measurements before ordering.
What's included:
- 1 x Golden Ticket costume prop (gold card, printed both sides)
Also listed as a pack of 3, 6, 12 or 24, so a whole class, office team or family group can each carry a matching golden ticket on Roald Dahl Day - no assembly required, and nothing left to prepare on the morning of the event. Wave it in the air as you arrive, hold it up for the group photo, or simply pin it to a costume so it stays visible all day. It stands alone as a quick, no-fuss way into the theme, and works just as well as the one finishing detail that pulls a full factory worker outfit together.
Teachers and parents planning a whole-class Roald Dahl Day often find one prop per pupil is the simplest costume of all - no sewing, no last-minute trip to a fancy dress shop, and nothing that needs washing afterwards. It travels flat in a school bag or a coat pocket, so it survives the walk to school and comes out ready to hold up the moment the register is taken. The same design works for a World Book Day parade built around any Roald Dahl story, a themed office dress-down day, or a family fancy dress party where everyone wants to be recognised as a Chocolate Factory character without a full costume change.
