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ticket office

NOUN
  1. the office where tickets of admission are sold

How To Use ticket office In A Sentence

  • The ticket office concourse is an imposing double-height area with ceramic floor tiles and rendered walls.
  • The unsightly cast-iron gasometer that gave its name to a hairpin bend is long gone, the train station whose ticket office overlooked another 180-degree corner has been replaced by a luxury hotel, and the famous Tabac is buried during race week under the latticed scaffolding of a temporary grandstand. Monaco grand prix: The race where heroes are made
  • There were a hundred or so of Susquehanna raftsmen, grouped about in the ticket office, in every, conceivable position, and dressed in all kinds of inconceivable fashions, the favourite style appearing to be a slouched hat, rough flannel shirt of gorgeous pattern, and bedtick trousers, tucked into high boots. A Run by Rail from Washington to St. Louis
  • What we are opposed to is closing ticket offices to turn them into retail outlets. Times, Sunday Times
  • The ticket office is now the master bedroom and the former waiting room a lounge where you will like to linger. Times, Sunday Times
  • It cannot afford to ignore opportunities to cut costs and modernise for the sake of old-fashioned ticket offices or a union boss who leads by confrontation. Times, Sunday Times
  • It is anything but out of the ordinary, too, for the ‘sell-out’ signs to be posted on the ticket office windows of the arena.
  • There will be seating in the ticket office and automatic doors leading on to a covered waiting area and doors leading onto the platform.
  • The proposals to demolish the old building and replace it with a futuristic station with ticket office, waiting area, disabled access and CCTV were unveiled in 2003.
  • The ticket office is at the rear of the station concourse , ie its main hall.
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