Sentence examples for ticket price increase from inspiring English sources

A year ago when we had our last ticket price increase, gasoline cost just $3.20 per gallon.

Part of the uncertainty over the extent of a ticket price increase — the European Union suggests it might just be a few dollars — is rooted in how carbon permit prices vary over time, depending on demand.

One N.F.L. team, a league executive said, withdrew its plans for a ticket price increase last month when it learned of the stunning potential windfall the new TV contract might yield.

The Boston Red Sox, in announcing a ticket price increase at Fenway Park, argued that the money would go in part to pay the salaries of expensive baseball players.

There are other reasons why the Nets' average home attendance -- 14,010, better than that of Denver and Houston and within striking distance of Memphis and Orlando -- is not better: a steep ticket price increase; early-season attention paid to football; a rocky economy that has fewer people and corporations buying season tickets; and a location that does not encourage walk-up purchases.

With such a notable ticket price increase from tour-to-tour, it's not surprising that the Pinkprint Tour has raised the bar for the 32-year-old Queens native.

Fans seethed at ticket price increases while money was stockpiled rather than spent right away.

And fans might even find ticket price increases delayed a year or two.

Most of the ticket price increases are for seats in Madison Square Garden's upper bowl, which has been refurbished.

Man U really excelled themselves last week with their public relations coup of announcing huge ticket price increases for next year.

Teams can no longer rely on network television contracts that will routinely double, or on average ticket price increases that have outpaced the Consumer Price Index.