The phrase "aid ticket" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to assistance or support, often in reference to tickets for events or services that provide help or aid.
Example: "To receive support for the event, please ensure you have your aid ticket ready at the entrance."
Alternatives: "assistance ticket" or "support ticket."
Five teams of officers assigned to stop unlicensed entrepreneurs and ticket scalpers also confiscated dozens of $50 Live Aid tickets that were being hawked for as high as $100 apiece at the 9 a.m. opening of the concert.
The critically acclaimed "Life of Pi" has received Oscar buzz, undoubtedly aiding ticket sales.
When he stood back up, Hervé said, the El Al security officials were trying to aid their stricken ticket agent, the gunman was dead on the floor and near him was another victim.
Modernized ticketing systems running on chain might aid in eliminating intermediate ticket sellers, reducing fraud, and easing consumer to consumer ticket resales.
(By fear-mongering about that possibility, Paul Ryan inadvertently helped Sanders raise $2.4m to aid in down-ticket races).
Beckenbauer said the deal with Warner was signed before the vote in 2000 and was meant as "a development aid package with ticketing possibilities".
Pat Robertson, the Christian Coalition chairman and founder, said that his group would be far more active in aiding the presidential ticket than it had been four years ago.
A few minutes later he bristled at the suggestion that he was asking people to take a political stand on foreign aid to get tickets to a public event.
"Death of a Salesman," starring Philip Seymour Hoffman and Andrew Garfield, grossed by far the most, $934,861 – a total aided by top ticket prices of $425, the sort of premium pricing that usually only hit musicals can charge safely.
They have sold out just 8 of 23 home games this season, but they expect to sell out all three games next week, against the Lakers, Cleveland and Boston, and without the aid of discounted tickets.
