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the ticket
The Golden Tickets were made to get a person to be Willy Wonka's heir (won by Charlie Bucket).
Novel[]
By Roald Dahl
The receivers of the ticket are supposed to assemble at the front gates of Willy Wonka's chocolate factory by the first day of February, 10 a.m. sharp however they just dont an it spoils the whole day.
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory[]
They were first seen on the opening credits being put by Willy Wonka. Later, it was announced five hidden golden tickets on the Wonka Bars on the news and all people worldwide quickly bought all bars possible.
Here are the people who got the 5 golden tickets:
The first golden ticket was found in Düsseldorf, Germany by Augustus Gloop, who accidentally bite a piece of it off.
The second golden ticket was found in Buckinghamshire, England by one of Veruca Salt's employees (who tried to take it for herself but was quickly caught by Mr. Salt), as part of one of her usual whims.
The third ticket was found in Atlanta, Georgia by Violet Beauregarde, who due to her competitive nature, temporarily quit her habit to chew gum to candy bars.
The fourth ticket was found in Denver, Colorado by Mike Teavee, who used an algorithm to found it easily by buying one single candy bar, despite ironically hating chocolate.
The fifth ticket was falsified by someone in Russia who might probably got arrested, and the real one was instead found by Charlie Bucket, who despite having several people offering him big amounts of money for the ticket, he used it to visit the Factory with his grandpa Joe and ended up being the winner of Wonka's special price: His chocolate factory.