Global Ambassadors Program

Since 2004, Bucket List Events has been helping our guests complete items on their personal lists one amazing event at a time. Through the years, we have met guests from all pockets of the globe seeking memories to last a lifetime. Our guests come in all shapes and sizes, an even combination of friends and family looking to share an experience together. Several have trusted us on multiple occasions to assist in fulfilling dreams and aspirations that they have scripted in their minds for years.

So when two middle-aged guys, junior high buddies and sports aficionados came to run with the bulls in 2016, they didn’t really stand out in the crowd. However, while socializing with the duo over a few glasses of sangria, we learned about their literal bucket list and their organized plan to accomplish every thing on it. They dubbed their campaign “25 by 75” for the number of bucket list trips they hope to complete before turning 75 years old.

Fast forward nine years, and those two gentleman have made a serious dent in their personal bucket lists…and brought about an interesting business idea. As Bucket List Events looks to improve our current events and potentially add future ones to our menu, who better to consult than our actual clients? So early in 2023, Bucket List Events launched our Global Ambassadors program.

Who are the Global Ambassadors? In short, they are you.

They play with the toys before you do to work out the kinks. They indulge bucket list events first to ensure that your future experience is the best it can be when your adventure comes around.

Their adventures so far have included navigating a practice sled at the 2017 Iditarod in Alaska at sub-zero temperature.  Also in 2017, they took a pilgrimage to the holiest of NFL holies — Lambeau Field — to watch the Green Bay Packers play. They then attended the World Cup Final in Moscow (2018) and handed out water to participants in the Ironman World Championship in Kona (2019), as well as went marlin fishing off of Panama that same year. They have since worked with us and attended the Kentucky Derby (2021), the Masters (2022), Wimbledon (2023), and the Paris Olympics (2024)  — each of these in addition to their own curated events that have included attending the Iron Bowl (2022), watching the sumo wrestling championships in Osaka, and attending the MLB season openers in Tokyo between the Dodgers and Cubs (both in 2025).

While not all of those events are on the current Bucket List Events menu, they could be one day.

You can read about their past exploits thus far, and stay tuned for future adventures.