Sentence examples for ticket rules from inspiring English sources

You can also expect the ticket rules to be spelt out in language you can understand – can you switch dates on destinations?

You need to be persistent and use everything at your disposal, from social media to the fine print in ticket rules.

To the Editor: Regarding "Is Justice Served by Ticket Rules?" (April 4): I fly mostly on American, which I like a lot.

Airlines return the love by making generous campaign contributions and coddling lawmakers and their staff with preferential treatment, waiving many ticket rules for them.

Re " 'Ring' Fans and the Met Lock Horns Over Ticket Rule" (Arts pages, April 10), about the Metropolitan Opera's ill-advised new ticket policy for purchasing Wagner's "Ring" cycle: I am one of those unlucky souls who is neither a patron nor a subscriber, but who has since 1989 bought each cycle of the Otto Schenk production.

Most of them — the major exception being free-spirited Southwest Airlines — expressly forbid it in their ticketing rules.

There is also a group called Fan Freedom UK which has organised two petitions signed by more than 7,100 people, calling on ministers to scrap the "unfair" ticketing rules in the Act.

BOB (Bombs Over Baghdad), Ms Jackson and Rosa Parks were all met with rapturous applause, although the biggest screams were saved for 2003 earworm Hey Ya!, which was significant enough to inspire the lighting of a flare — not permitted by Splendour's ticketing rules — deep in the audience.

Today, for most of us, air travel consists of a series of unfortunate lines, embarrassing checks and obscure ticketing rules that leave us in a confined space where we're uncomfortably attempting to open tiny packages without disturbing our neighbors.

Some failed to pay air charter costs or sold restaurant meal tickets or drink tickets whose rules made them virtually unusable.

Informality was the prevailing tone: no judges, no trophies, no tickets, no rules.