The phrase "a separate ticket" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional ticket that is distinct from another ticket, often in contexts like travel, events, or services.
Example: "To access the VIP lounge, you will need to purchase a separate ticket."
Alternatives: "an additional ticket" or "a distinct ticket".
There are theme-park-style rides in Nicco Park too, which require a separate ticket.
Most interesting is the extensive Treasury (Schatzkammer), sharing the same entrance but requiring a separate ticket.
Everything had a price, from the parking lot to the viewing sites, each of which required a separate ticket.
Despite requiring a separate ticket for admission, it feels more like an aspiring blockbuster than the real thing.
When the "regular" (Northern) Democrats nominated him for president in 1860, the Southern wing broke away and supported a separate ticket headed by John C. Breckinridge of Kentucky.
Travel tip A visit to the main stadium requires a separate ticket (adult €7, child €4) but is worthwhile given the size and history of the place.
A life-size mannequin of Nicolai in period dress, striking a mischievous pose, graces a wainscoted hall of the Vienna Philharmonic Museum, on the second floor, transferred to the House of Music from its former seat in a nearby palace; it requires a separate admission ticket.
The retrospective is open to anyone who makes a reservation, but the Perceptual Cell is a separate $45 ticket for a 12-minute psychedelic experience that only one person can experience at a time, every 20 minutes.
The previous largest jackpot was £42m which was shared between three separate ticket holders in January 1996.
For a spell, different companies ran the clockwise and anti-clockwise trains on the Circle Line, even maintaining separate ticket booths.
Ticketmaster, based in West Hollywood, Calif., already operates separate "ticket exchange sites" for 18 N.F.L. teams, which allow ticket holders to resell their game tickets.
