Admission slip

noun

1. A certificate or token showing that a fare or admission fee has been paid
2. A means of access or passage

   "education is the ticket to a good job"

3. A summons or warning issued to a traffic-law violator
4. A list of candidates for nomination or election slate
5. The correct or desirable thing

   "cooperation, that's the ticket"

6. A slip or card recording a transaction or undertaking or giving instructions

   "a savings deposit ticket"

7. A document that serves as a certificate, license, or permit
8. Tag, label

verb

1. To furnish or serve with a ticket

   "ticketed for illegal parking"

2. To attach a ticket to label

noun

1. An agency selling transportation or theater and entertainment tickets

noun

1. One who sells transportation or theater and entertainment tickets

noun

1. An office of a transportation company, theatrical or entertainment enterprise, or ticket agency where tickets are sold and reservations made

noun

1. A license or permit formerly given in the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth of Nations to a convict under imprisonment to go at large and to get work subject to certain specific conditions

noun

1. A person who buys tickets for an event and resells them at a much higher price

adjective

1. Having a high price

   "the car was a big-ticket item"

2. Having great importance or prominence major

   "The founders had hoped to address three big-ticket issues: the environment, nuclear weapons, and Middle East peace."

noun

1. A transportation ticket sold for a fixed number of trips over the same route during a limited period

noun

1. An extremely valuable opportunity or means of access to something desired

   "Back in 2005, the little-known playwright Glen Berger snagged a golden ticket of a job: writing the script for a Spider-Man musical directed by the MacArthur-certified genius Julie Taymor (The Lion King), with a score by U2's Bono and the Edge."