Raffle Tickets Double Roll 8000 Tickets 50/50 Tickets for Events, Entry, Class Reward, Fundraiser & Prizes(Blue, Green, Purple, Red)

Pros:Bright and eye-catching colorsEasy to read and write onPerforated for easy separationDouble roll provides plenty of ticketsGreat value for the priceCons:NoneReview:These raffle tickets are the perfect way to add a touch of fun and excitement to your next event. The tickets are printed on high-quality paper and feature a bright, eye-catching design that is sure to grab attention. The tickets are also easy to read and write on, and they are perforated for easy separation.I was particularly impressed with the double roll, which provides plenty of tickets for even the largest events. And at such a great price, these tickets are an excellent value for the money.Overall, I am very happy with these raffle tickets and would highly recommend them to anyone planning an event.

As advertised, I would buy again

Great product , the paper is very thin but considering you would be throwing it away very soon after you use it, I think it does not really matter.

These check almost all the boxes. I have been looking all over for good tickets that tear clean and are easy to read. These check those boxes. The paper could be a little thicker, but these get the job done fine. The only tickets better than these that I have found are Staples, but they are insanely expensive.

These are great, good quality good price.However-- there's nothing in the description that says there's a tiny Spongebob on the back, and we used these for our conference of medical professionals... it doesn't matter, we thought it was really funny, but just FYI.

I got the all white ones , good quality. Easy to tear apart and Great size you have enough room to right the important information .

These tickets are exactly what you are looking for. The perforations are really good. The paper is a little thinner that I'm used to but I have never had an issue with them.

Nice tickets that made money. Easy to use. Loved the colors. Announcing the color of the ticket lead to claps, groans, and built drama and anticipation.