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Discover LudwigThe phrase "actual ticket" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a genuine or physical ticket, often in contrast to a digital or counterfeit version.
Example: "Please make sure to bring your actual ticket to the event for entry."
Alternatives: "real ticket" or "physical ticket".
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(The actual ticket prices are $600 and $700.
But to book the actual ticket, users must go to another site, like the airline's.
Adjusted final figures, including actual ticket sales today, will be released on Tuesday.
Halfway through an activist's little lecture, the man snarled that this was taking longer than an actual ticket would have.
In those days you could either buy a ticket voucher or an actual ticket for slightly more money.
Typically, rental-car companies, which get the actual ticket, simply pay a summons and then bill the customer, who has little recourse.
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While Bryarly was the one actually fronting the cost to bring in the talent and selling the actual tickets, the act of acquiring talent was a shared, crowdsourced happening each and every gig.
But for the public — at least for children and their parents — the more embattled frontier is the one between PG-13 and R. In actual ticket-buying practice, the difference between them is that a young-looking adolescent must be accompanied either by a full-fledged adult or by an older-looking adolescent.
To generate actual tickets, volunteers would be required to post app reports.
According to a day-trader friend in New York who often scalps tickets, brokers sell ticket packages at the top of the market without actual tickets in hand.
Tourists pay for their own travel to Beijing and for the actual tickets to the Mass Games, which range from $100 to $375.
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