By now, you’ve probably heard about Go Daddy‘s all-star holiday party on Dec. 11 at Chase Field. (Even better, if you got to attend.) If you’re clueless, however, we’ll provide you with photographic evidence of what you missed.
Highlights from the night include performances by singer Jewel and band ZZ Top, a Ferris wheel, bumper cars, $1 million in cash giveaways for employees, and celebs like race car driver Danica Patrick and trainer to the stars Jillian Michaels in attendance.
The amusement park-themed holiday party cost $4 million and was produced by Go Daddy founder and CEO Bob Parsons and Renee LaBelle Parsons. For out-of-town employees, Go Daddy covered their airfare, accommodations and cab rides at the end of the night, plus, Parsons thanked employees who were still working at the office by announcing that they would be receiving four times their usual pay for the night as well as an additional $250.
Of the more than 5,000 guests in attendance, A-listers included race car drivers Michael Andretti, Danica Patrick and Ryan Hunter-Reay; Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio; singer Jewel, who performed a special song for Go Daddy, as well as bands ZZ Top and George Thorogood and the Destroyers, both of whom also performed for the crowd; and celebrity trainer Jillian Michaels, who, along with Danica Patrick, is a Go Daddy Girl.
In addition to giving away more than $1 million to employees that night (taxes paid courtesy of the company), Parsons also presented a check for $500,000 to the Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS.
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