Prize Ticket Mod / Addon

Turn every dungeon crawl into a loot lottery. Prize Ticket mod drops special tickets into most Overworld structure chests in Minecraft Bedrock, so your village sweeps, ruined portal checks, igloo basements, and mineshaft runs all have that extra “one more chest” pull. You can’t craft these—finding them is the whole point—so the thrill stays intact. Tiers are simple and readable: orange at the base, blue in the middle, and red up top. The higher the tier, the harder it is to find, which makes a late-night red ticket hit feel like fireworks.

Cashing in is clean. Craft a Ticket Exchanger (it’s strictly made with Stripped Spruce Logs), drop it at your base or a town square, and interact with it while holding a ticket to roll a prize. No weird currencies or custom items—rewards come from existing vanilla gear and materials—so the mod slides right into a survival world without breaking progression. I like keeping a small “counter” near storage: exchanger on the wall, a display chest for saved tickets, and a logbook where I stash the best pulls.



The loop fits every stage. Early game, orange tickets turn side trips to village houses or surface ruins into meaningful upgrades. Midgame, blue tickets make mineshafts and outposts worth clearing even after you’ve got armor sorted. Red tickets? Save them for a session you can celebrate—invite friends on Realms, ring a bell in the plaza, and spin the wheel together. Because tickets are found, not crafted, your economy stays honest; you’ll route exploration runs around structures instead of strip-mining for hours. Pro tip: carry an axe to strip spruce on the fly and place an exchanger at a temporary camp if you want instant reveals, or stockpile and do a big redemption at home. Either way, Prize Ticket mod adds that fair, casino-free luck hit to pure Minecraft Bedrock exploration—find, redeem, and let the story write itself.

Installation:
- Download Mod;
- Use Minecraft
- Open the downloaded file to install;
- Select it in the settings;
- Have fun!