The phrase "admission pass" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document or ticket that grants entry to an event, venue, or location.
Example: "Please present your admission pass at the entrance to gain access to the concert."
Alternatives: "entry ticket" or "access pass".
The symposiums are free with an admission pass; tickets are distributed in lobby of Rose Building an hour before the symposium.
Rather than admit defeat or settle for a grounds admission pass, they switched tactics, adopting a high-risk, high-reward strategy.
This Cyber Monday, we're treating anyone who buys a General Admission pass to a gift worth up to $200 from the TechCrunch Gift Guide.
And if you're an investor who would like to meet these startups, make sure to get your general admission pass at the Early Bird rate before it expires August 18th.
General Admission Pass: $375.
The clearest indicator of this was that Richard Spencer, the white nationalist who is one of the most public faces of the alt-right, was kicked out of CPAC after buying a general admission pass and speaking to reporters.
Some can even serve as admission passes for ski lifts and museums.
In morning rain, we visited nearby Clonmacnoise, another Heritage site (by this time, we were definitely saving money on the unlimited admission passes we had bought in Dublin).
The fear, apparently, is that once the admission passes the chancellor's lips the Conservatives will have their issue for the next election and will never let up.
For £1,022, you get one night in a room with two double beds (adequate for families of four with young children), plus breakfast and two days' admission passes to the park.
THEME PARK PASSES -- Among the free-pass promotions at Universal Studios in Orlando, Fla., is one offered by US Airways Vacations that includes two unlimited admission passes for adults (for up to seven days), round-trip air fare and a minimum four-night hotel stay.
