Sentence examples for tickets rises from inspiring English sources

If rents go up as a result of the abolition of letting agents' fees, and the price of concert tickets rises if booking fees are outlawed, we shall at least have a more honest market.

This season, Knicks season tickets rose 4.9 percent and Rangers season tickets increased 9.5 percent.

This season, Knicks tickets rose an average 49 percent and the Rangers' increased by 23 percent.

Viagogo said that demand for tickets rose by 163% following her performance at the Brit Awards.

The fees for making changes in nonrefundable domestic tickets rose last month from $75 to $100.

But children's tickets rose 67 percent for the period, to $8.75 from $5.25, while senior tickets are up 95 percent, to $10.75 from $5.50.

Friday's increase sees regulated fares, which include season tickets, rising by up to 2.5%, while the average rise for all fares is 2.2%.

The prices of nonpremium tickets rose 76percentthis yearat at Yankee Stadium, which goes a long way toward offsetting losses from unsold premium seats.

"In our three years tracking online ticket prices for sporting events, we've never seen prices for game tickets rise so quickly in such a short time frame," said Will Flaherty, the director of communications at SeatGeek.

The prices people were prepared to pay for concert tickets rose dramatically from the mid-1990s, anewa new kind of multinational music corporation emerged, led by Live Nation, the live-music division of Clear Channel.

Indeed, the portion of the carrier's revenue passenger miles -- an industry term for the total number of miles flown by paying passengers -- on award tickets rose to 7.5percentt last year from 6.1percentt in 1999.