Sentence examples for Price per ticket from inspiring English sources

However, in 2016, the average price per ticket (rounded to the nearest dollar) was $93 in the NFL, while the NHL suffered a $62 average, the NBA enjoyed a $56, and the sleepy MLB was $31 all in 2015/2016.

But doing so would make the price per ticket much more expensive," George explains, and tells me that airline seats are basically interchangeable goods: It doesn't matter if the metal tube you are flying in has Virgin, United or American Airlines written on the side of it, as long as it gets you from one place to another.

The price per ticket is $50.

The price per ticket is $125 per person and includes four courses served family-style.

Capsules would carry 28 people who would be allowed to take a couple of bags each, and the price per ticket could be about $20 for a one-way trip.

Prices are subject to a per ticket restoration levy of £1.

Price: $36.50 per ticket.

National average movie ticket price: $6.88 per ticket.

Interdisciplinary Connections: Economics/Mathematics – The price per adult ticket for the Museum of Modern Art has gone up from $12 (before it closed for renovations in June 2002) to $20 (as it opens its doors in November 2004).

But although business travel was hit especially hard, falling by perhaps 10-12%, prices paid per ticket by business travellers actually rose modestly, capping years of runaway inflation.

The Chargers announced their new home will feature more than 26,000 seats priced between $50 and $90 per ticket, plus the $100 seat license fee.