Fake Parking Tickets - Pad of 25 by BWacky

My husband had these many years ago and after telling my married daughter about them, she love the idea. So, I sent them to her this year as a stocking gift. She couldn't have been more thrilled with her gift !!

These are so funny!My Dad was a printer back in the 1980s prior to passing. I remember when I got a bit older a neighbor wanted to purchase my dad's press.I came across a similar 'ticket" and it brought back so many memories.I'm not going to put them on people's cars, unless they are friends ,they the nolvity of it was pretty neat.

These tickets were so great. I have had the satisfaction of putting one of them on a car who totally deserved it by taking up part of my space AFTER I had parked my car. Another one who also deserved to be sent to the moon was the guy who parked, and I mean LITERALLY PARKED his car directly in back of mine, who explained to me as I was putting a ticket on his windshield that he was only going into the store for a minute and didn't think (boy, is that so true..should have quit right there) that I would mind. Third unlucky guy managed to take up three parking spaces, sideways, because he apparently had a brand new truck (paper plates indicating as such) and didn't want us poor people who only had plain "old" cars to dirty up HIS monster truck. You will notice that all of these tickets were placed on cars with male drivers. No further comments necessary.I plan to order more. A comment I have used before is"Who taught you how to park; Stevie Wonder? Always makes for a smile....hopefully by the driver.

I laugh every time I read them. So much fun. Not sure why this is asking me for info about who is using this "toy" because I wouldn't consider these for children.

So I read some of the less than positive reviews on these parking citations and decided to order a couple packs anyway. I figured the cost was low enough to be worth the risk and potential in laughs. I'm happy to report these tickets didn't disappoint! They look very legitimate from afar, so you're definitely going to scare a few deserving drivers with them.Yes, the paper they're printed on does veer on the thin side, but they're not going to tear or fly away as some reviewers may have claimed. Haven't had a problem yet, albeit I don't stand over each vehicle waiting for the person to return. I keep one pack in my car so I can readily tear one off, fill it out and cite those who offend the road rules. You can't really do this without feeling a little silly, but that's kind of the point: to have fun with it instead of keying their door.Lastly, yes, the tickets also seem a bit smaller than a standard citation's size, but again, anybody who sees one of these on their car from 10 or 15 feet away is going to have a minor panic attack, almost guaranteed. Unless they're like most LA drivers and already super jaded by their glove box full of unpaid citations. :) Happy pranking and drive respectfully!

Everyone thinks about leaving snarky notes to let inconsiderate parkers know they are obnoxious jerks. These fun parking tickets are an awesome passive aggressive way to do it but BEWARE. Do not, and I repeat, do not get caught putting one on a car parked outside the pub that appears to have been parked by a 7 year old because... there’s a chance the driver is not a 7 year old but, in fact, a big drunk dude who will chase you back to your car...then get into his car and proceed to force you into a high speed chase scenario all the way to the KFC 6 miles away where you then have to jump out, run inside, and lock yourself in the bathroom till he passes out or the cops arrive! Sadly, I’m not allowed at that KFC anymore. But the tickets are fun! I recommend. With caution.

Pretty clever. I plan on keeping these in the glove box for the appropriate knuckle head. The tickets and writing are small but should still be legible for most people I would think. The silly banter on the ticket is . . . Well, quite silly with a hint of corny. African Pigmy's. Really? Not bad for the price though.

I purchased these fake parking tickets mainly because of one of my my brothers. He drives one of those HUGE Ford F350 Diesel pickups that are intended for heavy utility. It really does take up two parking spaces, and he uses it as a town car, which I feel is ridiculous. Whenever he goes to visit my mom, he intentionally parks it crosswise in her driveway because he doesn't want to get blocked in. Which makes it IMPOSSIBLE for anyone else to park their car in the driveway, but as we live in an extremely rural part of Utah, in the mountains, I usually park near the horse pasture. (Which doesn't instill a great deal of love for him in me) At any rate, I placed one of these under his windshield wipers, and he hasn't parked in such a self-serving manner since. Needless to say, they're worth their weight in gold!