The phrase "around ticket" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a ticket related to a specific event or situation, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "I need to find out more information around ticket sales for the concert."
Alternatives: "about the ticket" or "regarding the ticket".
"TfL's negotiators have been ready since November to discuss the detail around ticket office closures and wider modernisation of the Tube.
By knowing their way around ticket prices, schedules and flight availability, they have been able to hold their own, despite the airlines' efforts to sell straight to consumers and avoid paying the agents' 10% commission.
Tortora said, "VenueNext should help us drive greater revenue around ticket sales and food and beverage, and to deliver the best possible customer service.
We were just trying to figure out what was gonna be the best situation and certainly at the beginning of the tour there's a lot of negativity around ticket sales and things like that.
It was a move that caused Billboard to change its policy around ticket and album bundles, with the chart company stating that artist had to offer fans different ticket prices — those that included the album and those that didn't.
And on Sunday, one of this newspaper's actual reporters snagged him a walk-around ticket to the Governors Ball after the Oscars.
"They're around," the ticket seeker said confidently.
This time around tickets cost £220 plus a £5 booking fee, compared with £210 last year, £125 in 2005 and £145 in 2007 (there was no festival in 2006).
"We're not break-even yet but we do believe that our ultimate revenue model will be about the transactions we generate around ticketing and merchandising," he said.
They include around 5,000 tickets for the men's 100m final and sought-after tickets to the opening and closing ceremonies.
At Shea Stadium, that leaves around 5,000 tickets per game.
