Sentence examples for floor ticket from inspiring English sources

At Shakespeare's Globe, where the program costs £4 and a floor ticket only £5 (which buys a spot standing near the stage, as was done 400 years ago), equal the cost of a movie in the West End, the printed programs also are specific to each play (about 12 are planned for this year's season, which runs April 23 through mid-October).

Wire and Order Refers to the operating department of a brokerage firm that receives customers' orders from the registered representative and transmits them to the exchange floor where a floor ticket is prepared, or directly to the appropriate registered representatives.

Wire Room Refers to the operating department of a brokerage firm that receives customers' orders from the registered representative and transmits them to the exchange floor where a floor ticket is prepared, or directly to the appropriate registered representatives.

UPDATE: Got a floor ticket an hour before the show and it was INCREDIBLE.

An opening night party will begin at 9 30 p.m. at the same location, ground floor; tickets are $25.

But Springsteen and his longtime manager, Jon Landau, had fixed prices at ninety-five dollars for lower-tier and general-admission standing-room floor tickets, and sixty-five dollars for upper-tier tickets.

Opening night on Friday features a screening of "More Than the Rainbow," a 2012 documentary by Dan Wechsler about the street photographer Matt Weber at 7 30 p.m. at the Coney Island Museum, 1208 Surf Avenue, second floor; tickets are $7.

(Friday and Saturday nights at 7 30; Sunday afternoon at 3; Five Angels Theater, 789 10th Avenue, near 53rd Street, second floor; tickets are free, but all have already been reserved, so standing room only, first come first served; 52project.org).org

The headliner is Rex the Dog (known for a pair of sublime neo-electro singles, "Prototype" and "Frequency"), alongside Marcos Cabral and the grime-obsessed D.J. duo known as Team Shadetek (69 West 14th Street, fourth floor; tickets are $25 in advance from themusicgallery.net, "more expensive at the door").

The lawsuit alleges that Sloat and his firm routinely broke state political law over the last decade, arranging private dinners, doling out floor tickets to Sacramento Kings basketball games and passes for San Francisco Giants baseball games, and setting up golf outings.

A covered walkway to the tracks has been demolished, so customers who buy a ticket at the first-floor ticket office must go back outside to get to their trains.