Sentence examples for subscription tickets from inspiring English sources

Subscription tickets go on sale June 21.

Subscription tickets go on sale on Feb. 26.

The season runs through Dec. 16, and subscription tickets go on sale on June 18.

Walker, who had an ongoing pair of subscription tickets to the Boston Symphony, took me along one spring Friday afternoon.

Right now, I am waiting for my subscription tickets to the New York City Ballet, which opens on May 2nd.

New York City Ballet has also adjusted its prices for subscription tickets in Lincoln Center's David H. Koch Theater for its 2011-12 season in an effort to increase ticket revenue by 5 to 10 percent, the company's spokesman, Robert Daniels, said in a telephone interview.

Hogarth acknowledged the compliment in Characters and Caricatures, the subscription ticket for Marriage à la Mode in 1742, which shows the artist and writer, laughing side by side.

It remains to be seen, however, whether philanthropic organisations and individuals (never mind subscription ticket buyers) will be willing to support a body that is now on the record as fighting for its life.

Because of the high costs of advertising, a single ticket costs about 35 cents on the dollar to sell, while marketing a subscription ticket eats up only a dime.

The integration of these three, previously distinct industries will produce a richer experience for artists and fans, unlock a ton of additional subscription, ticketing and advertising revenue for artists and create a better experience for fans.

Los Angeles-based LA Virtuosi is dedicated to music education and allocates 100% of its net proceeds from subscription ticket sales to music education programs.