"small ticket" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a minor cost, for example a fee for some small service or a low-cost item. Example sentence: "I picked up a small ticket for the museum so I could browse the collection for a few hours."
Could it work for small ticket items like coffee?
"That's no small ticket," said Daniel Pasquali, retail analyst at Fator Doria Atherino, a São Paulo brokerage firm.
A wide-ranging policy agenda of small ticket savings to maintain key fiscal targets, including a balanced budget over the course of the cycle, is poison.
The luxury fashion industry is also relying heavily on small ticket price items to drive revenue.
Small ticket items like a newer, bigger washer and dryer add might solve your immediate need to do more laundry.
We are pre-releasing the first 100 tickets here (there is a small ticket fee to prevent no-shows).
"It's not even the wave of the future - computerization is here for ticketing," said Roy M. White, president of Timelapse Inc., a Largo, Fla., company that sells a small ticket-issuer, called the Blood Hound, for between $2,000 and $2,500 a unit.
Last year, Mr. Gilbert, the founder of an online mortgage company, acquired Flash Seats, a small ticketing company with offices in Cleveland and San Jose, Calif.
The band plays New York City's Bowery Ballroom on Thursday, a room that's probably too small: tickets sold out weeks ago.
This time, venues are small, tickets are cheap (with season plans for as little as $99) costs are low (salaries are capped $32,000 a year) and hopes are high there's time to build gradually.
The five to six courses will run you $100, plus a small ticketing charge per person.
