"pass card" is correct and usable in written English.
It generally refers to a card (like a credit card) that permits the holder to access a location or activity, often with a required fee. Example: I had to show my pass card in order to enter the pool area.
Wildavsky waits 10 seconds and then shows his pass card.
Stockholm has a variety of world-class and offbeat museums, many of which are included in the Stockholm Pass Card.
(The Treasury Department has recently simplified its log-on process by eliminating the use of a printed "pass card" that was mailed to customers).
The CIU's 100-year-old constitution contributes to this separatism, by preventing women from holding a pass card, which guarantees entry to any club in the land.
Progress requires a pass card, but that itself is locked in a cabinet and a code is needed - you'll have to stick around and search.
Maxwell is also accused of obtaining an image of an adapted Police Service of Northern Ireland pass card and items of PSNI uniform.
The maids have pass cards for an entire floor, which are changed every day.
And with access to offices, homes and schools increasingly controlled using contactless cards, NFC could enable phones to double as pass cards, too.
Lawyers must pass a criminal background check similar to those applied to court employees and judges before receiving the so-called Secure Pass cards.
In recent years, a theme park drives significant attention in tourism industry due to the provision of quality and integrated service, and issuing annual pass cards help the theme park to differentiate long-term customers from short-term ones.
Most cities have pass cards that usually save you money on attractions, public transportation and shopping.
