The phrase "admission booth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated area where tickets or passes are checked or sold for entry into an event or venue.
Example: "Please proceed to the admission booth to collect your tickets before entering the concert."
Alternatives: "ticket booth" or "entry kiosk".
Starting on the maintenance crew, Juan Miguel worked his way up to the admission booth, and he shared in the tips that the waiters and bartenders pooled.
"These are the actual steps up which Pushkin was carried after the duel," says museum director Galina Sedova, guiding a visitor up brightly lit stairs that connect the ground floor (with a coat room, admission booth and small museum display) to the elegant 11-room flat in which Pushkin and his family once lived.
Finding a parking space will be simpler, and there shouldn't be long lines at the admissions booths.
Admission (with food from booths set up by restaurants) is $45 advance, $50 at the door.
In the last term, the court grappled with the nature of equality — in college admissions, in the voting booth and at the altar.
Admission is free, and booths are open from 11 am to 7 pm Sunday to Thursday, and until 8 pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
"The home schoolers I know are very bright students and doing well," said Jason Maysonet, the admissions counselor staffing the Nyack booth.
He explains that there'll be a replica of a confessional booth where you pay admission and computerized coat-check machines.
To some extent, the increasing of booth reviews is an admission that the system built around coaches' challenges isn't working.
For $100, a VIP ticket also will include several other activities, such as interactive studio experiences, demonstrations of high-definition and surround-sound recordings, a vinyl-cutting demonstration, plus studio tours, a photo booth and record fair admission.
Admission to the event is free, but booths are available to collect donations (of Spam, of course) for the Hawaii Food Bank.
