"paid area" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a designated space that requires payment for access. For example, "You must have a ticket to enter the paid area."
Setting A1 is near to but outside the boundary of a transit station; Setting A2 is inside a transit station but outside of control barriers which require payment to proceed through; Setting B1 is inside a station, within the paid area of a transit station, but outside of carriages, for example on a platform or stairwell, and; Setting B2 is inside an underground carriage.
Tickets are used both to enter and exit the paid area of the system.
According to the Mass Transit Railway By-Law, eating or drinking, and smoking are not allowed in the paid area of stations or in trains.
Unlike other transportation systems, in which transfer to another line occurs within a station's paid area, passengers have to exit and then pay a new fare for the line they are entering.
Keep your farecard with you while you travel, even if it's empty--some transfer points require the use of a farecard, in the event you must exit the "paid area" and walk to a nearby station as part of the transfer (such as State/Lake and Jackson-Library when going between subway and elevated lines).
According to Dreamland, over 300,000 guests have visited the park's paid areas since opening.
Women, however, were still working in badly paid areas of the economy while skilled and professional roles remained male-dominated.
Passengers can enter the system paid areas with either a single journey or stored value magnetic stripe plastic ticket or a Flash Pass.
"Zonal" pay areas, like those already operated by the courts service, would be fairer than regional deals, she says.
Perhaps another incentive could be the fact that bioengineering, bioinformatics, and clinical research were recently found to be among the top three paying areas in the life sciences!
Also, they have a paid ads area to the left of listings.
