Boarding Pass Ticket Template

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Boarding Pass Ticket Templates

Printable fill-in novelty boarding pass tickets (four colours and blank, two per page) for surprise trips, party and wedding invitations, plus editable Word versions and a wording guide.

• Navy boarding pass (PDF)
• Teal boarding pass (PDF)
• Coral boarding pass (PDF)
• + 3 more

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Ideas for boarding pass tickets

Fields on the template

• Passenger name
• From and To
• Date
• “Flight” number (a fun code such as “BDAY 30”)
• Gate (venue or address)
• Boarding time (arrival time)
• Seat and Class (a playful extra)
• Tear-off stub repeating passenger, flight and seat

The decorative bar strip is just a design element — it is not a real barcode and cannot be scanned.

Wording ideas

Themed party ideas

Carry the travel theme through the event: a “check-in desk” at the entrance, luggage tags as place cards, a departures board listing the schedule (“Cake — Gate 3 — 8 pm”), and passport-style guest books where guests leave a stamp or message. For a surprise trip, hide clues in a small suitcase — sunglasses, a guidebook, a currency coin — before handing over the boarding pass.

Design tips

• Use a colour that matches the party theme or the destination (turquoise for a beach, navy for a city break).
• Keep text short in each field so it looks like a real ticket.
• Add a small photo or sticker to the stub for a personal touch.
• Print one spare for the scrapbook.

Keeping it clearly novelty

Because these designs imitate the look of travel documents, keep them obviously personal: use your own names and playful codes, do not add real airline names or logos, and do not present them as real tickets. Never use them to try to board a flight or enter a secure area. For actual travel, use the boarding pass issued by the airline.

Printing and presentation

1. Print on card stock or glossy photo paper for a real-ticket feel.
2. Fill in by hand with a fine pen, or type in the Word version first.
3. Cut along the dashed lines; score the stub line and fold it back and forth for a tear-off effect.
4. Present in a passport-style wallet, a luggage-tag envelope or a small gift box.
5. For invitations, print on both sides with details on the back and mail in a 4 × 9 in envelope.

Worked example: surprise weekend away

For an anniversary, one partner fills in: Passenger — Jamie; From — Home; To — Lake District; Date — 12 June; Flight — ANNIV 10; Gate — the car, 8 am; Seat — passenger seat; Class — first. They slip it into a card with a packing list. The stub says “Keep for your scrapbook”.

Formats

Print-ready PDF boarding passes (two per US Letter page; A4 with “Fit to page”) in four colours, a blank design, and editable Word versions.