Sentence examples for ticket fair from inspiring English sources

Ticket Fair co-founders Jigar and Ritesh Patel [from left]Luckily, the startup has raised $485,000 from angels including Twitch CEO Emmett Shear, co-founder Justin Kan, COO Kevin Lin, and head of music Colin Carrier, who could certainly help it become the premier ticketing platform for esports events.

Sandel began the lecture by asking: "Is ticket scalping fair or unfair?" But what is most intriguing is the reception that Sandel (a close friend) received in China.

Not only whether voiding the tickets was fair, but whether it was legal.

"Tickets at fair prices are still available," she said in an interview with Athens radio stations.

We want to see the ticketing industry 'Play Fair on Ticket Fees', so all charges are displayed upfront and with a clear explanation of what they're for".

The report recommends five key principles that TfL should adopt to maintain passengers' trust and ensure its ticketing policy is fair and flexible: Any new ticketing system must provide the highest possible security for passengers' personal information.

A day ticket to the fair is $40; all the pop-ups are open to attendees.

Most people interviewed at that Nov. 2 concert said they thought that the ticket prices were fair.

A ticket to the fair includes unlimited access to all the carousels.

By the time I deal with my nausea and return to my hotel, my Vanity Fair ticket has been liberated and it informs me that I will be allowed to attend the party... between 12 and 12 30.

In his report, Lord Taylor cautioned that fans should not be priced out and suggested a fair ticket price of around £6. Adjusted for inflation, that would be around £14 or £15 today.