Sentence examples for ticket rise from inspiring English sources

Zone-one weekly Travelcard users will face a 1.9 per cent increase, seeing the cost of their ticket rise by 30p to £16.50.

In my day job as executive director of UK Theatre, I've seen the average price paid for a ticket rise dramatically over the past two years.

Passengers making daily journeys between Liverpool and Manchester will see the cost of their season ticket rise from £2,960 to £2,988.

Yet as well as the cheapest match-day ticket rise, the average price of the cheapest Premier League season ticket has increased 8.7% since 2012, from £467.95 to £508.55.

Last year, the cost of an average ticket rose to a record $68.76.

The average sales ticket rose to a record $52.10 as income tax rebates and a rebounding economy prompted customers to spend more to fix up their homes.

For the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, net revenue at Starbucks grew 14 percent, to $13.3 billion, with sales in stores open at least one year increasing 7 percent and average sales a ticket rising 1 percent.

Elsewhere in the UK Wales Seasonon tickets will go up by less than inflation, future average ticket rises to be in line with RPI inflation rate.

Liverpool FC fans say next year's season ticket rises are an "insult" to loyal supporters, despite a freeze on ticket prices for the Kop.

Last year Labour put forward a parliamentary motion to set a permanent cap on season ticket rises of RPI plus 1%, but this was defeated.

In all four of the top divisions in England, the average price of the cheapest ticket rose on the same time last year.