Sentence examples for premium ticket from inspiring English sources

By premium ticket, he means "the best in the house".

Rogge said the organizing committee "did wrong in not announcing the premium ticket sales".

For next season, the Yankees plan to raise premium ticket prices 4percentt.

The previous premium ticket price record was $700, for "Barry Manilow on Broadway" in 2013.

"Book of Mormon" recouped quickly in part from charging premium ticket prices of up to $477; the top premium ticket for "Once" is $275, with only a relative handful of tickets selling at that price so far.

The traditionalists will be heading for Chelsea Flower Show, where a premium ticket will cost you £400.

It may make the pursuit of pleasure a little more painful with each passing year – unless you are a premium ticket-holder on HS2.

Corporate sponsors from the financial world like AIG won't be throwing millions away on team endorsements anymore, while premium ticket-holders might not be so ready to rent boxes or other high-end seats.

Darren Rovell of ESPN: "The Jets have the highest average, non-premium ticket price in the league at $117.94, according to Team Marketing Report's Fan Cost Index".

At $62, the team has among the lowest average non-premium ticket prices in the NFL.

The changes in ticket prices will amount to an overall increase of 1.3%, placing the average non-premium ticket at about $87, right around the NFL average.