Sentence examples for future tickets from inspiring English sources
Everyone who attends a game at Miller Park this month receives a $10 voucher for food, merchandise or future tickets.
American Express said yesterday that it would soon introduce a new service, Ticket TRAX NR, that automates for company travel managers the cumbersome process of keeping track of unused nonrefundable tickets, and applies their value to future tickets.
It is also the first time American Express, which pays for newspaper advertisements in exchange for the right to sell the tickets, has offered early access to future tickets for a show that was already running.
After just seven weeks of performances "Rain" has netted enough money at the box office and sold enough future tickets to cover its $2 million capitalization on Broadway, its producers said on Monday, so ticket sales going forward will be profit after weekly running costs are covered.
In future, tickets could be delivered as bar codes to mobile devices, such as cell phones, and then be "scanned at the gate and used as a boarding pass".Another piece documents the gnashing of teeth coming from various industry figures as airlines "are squeezed between high oil prices and falling passenger demand in America and Europe".
For more details, releases of future tickets or questions, follow him on Twitter.
In the future, ticket touts will need to be good at hacking.
Following the two clubs' lead in 2003, Schalke raised €85m through a securitisation deal that mortgaged future ticket sales.
Like Leeds, City have raised money through securitisation, borrowing £30m against future ticket sales in the new Commonwealth stadium.
Meanwhile, starting in the late sixties, Saban and a friend, Yehuda Talit, became concert promoters, sometimes making down payments to performers by borrowing against future ticket sales.
The show is already almost entirely sold out for the foreseeable future, ticket prices are exorbitant on secondary ticketing websites and excitement from Potterheads is high.
