Looking for a way to use your season tickets? How about 81 ways? Here's a list to help you maximize your season ticket usage.

1.  Introduce new fans to Rays Baseball

2.  Say Thank You
3.  Reward staff
4.  Donations for charitable causes
5.  Give as holiday gifts
6.  Spend quality time with friends
7.  Networking
8.  Entertain customers
9.  Welcome a new employee to the company
10.  Use for personal therapy after a difficult day
11.  Give tickets to your child's coach
12.  Increase profits
13.  Invite a customer who hasn't done business with you recently
14.  Use as an auction item
15.  Give as birthday gifts
16.  Offer them to someone who has given you helpful business advice
17.  Employee incentives
18.  Donate to patients at a local hospital
19.  Welcome a new neighbor to town
20.  Use tickets to recruit a new customer
21.  Make new friends with your fellow Rays regulars

22.  Give to Boys and Girls Club or other children's related charities
23.  A night out with your significant other
24.  Reward suppliers
25.  Thank volunteers for all that they do
26.  Develop relationships
27.  Use for trade opportunities
28.  Help part-time workers feel more like part of the organization
29.  Give your children a wholesome pastime for the summer
30.  Give as anniversary gifts
31.  Reward vendors
32.  Offer to your neighbors for taking care of your pets and getting your mail while you were away
33.  Treat a member of your school board or union to promote goodwill
34.  Get to know key co-workers outside the office
35.  Give them to your child's teacher as a thank you for their help
36.  Meet a blind date at the seats
37.  Reward your 'Employee of the Month'
38.  Give to a person whom you owe a favor
39.  Enhance existing relationships
40.  Take someone who does business with the competitor
41.  Give to a prospective employee who is interviewing from out of town
42.  Offer tickets to a service person that has taken care of you
43.  Reward a customer who gave you a referral
44.  Give as an engagement or wedding gift
45.  Spend quality time with your family
46.  Take a long-time customer to say 'thanks'
47.  Give to members of a club you are in
48.  Generate new business
49.  Boost employee morale
50.  Try to enhance business with a smaller client
51.  Thank a customer who praised your company
52.  Give tickets to a Good Samaritan
53.  Get to know a business colleague
54.  Give to restaurants that you frequent with clients or family members
55.  Reward your children for good grades
56.  Show your appreciation to a company intern
57.  Give to your mechanic, doctor, dentist, etc.
58.  Packing them into a product to promote sales
59.  Put a smile on an employee's face who is stressed out
60.  Offer to your babysitter as a thank you
61.  Give them to a good employee who doesn't get commission
62.  Invite an old friend to reconnect
63.  Treat a loyal customer on his or her birthday
64.  Reward a department that hits their quota or goal
65.  Have a drawing at work and give them to a lucky employee
66.  Use tickets as an incentive for someone to quit a bad habit
67.  Reward yourself after meeting a milestone in your life
68.  Give your tickets as a graduation present
69.  Get to know a business colleague
70.  Give tickets to a team you sponsor
71.  Offer your tickets to someone who has always given you great service
72.  Use your tickets for a raffle or drawing
73.  Send staff members to a game, with a meeting over dinner
74.  Boys or Girls Night Out
75.  Win back a customer who had a problem or complaint
76.  Propose at a Rays game
77.  Give your tickets to a relative
78.  Take someone you mentor out to a ballgame
79.  Enhance relationships with those in a position to recommend you or refer your business
80.  Bond/network with fellow employees or other business professionals
81.  And now the No.1 way to use your Rays Season Tickets ... Treat yourself to Rays baseball all season long

Do you have a creative way you use your season tickets that does not appear on this list? If so, please e-mail fanservices@raysbaseball.com and share it with us.