presale
- noun
- /ˈpriˌseɪl/
- Visa will be the only payment method accepted through the Visa presale and is the preferred card of Major League Soccer.
- presale tickets
- Fan Club presale
- presale tour
It is no longer on presale and they're all brand new lectures.
- It is no longer on presale and they're all brand new lectures.
- All right, guys, be at the presale called.
Examples
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The theater announced a special presale period for members before the official ticket sales begin on Friday.
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Yesterday was the presale of this collaboration in Mexico City.
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This will be your opportunity to meet Webbie and get those presale tickets for the concert tomorrow night at The Keg!
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Last weekend, with playoff football coming to town for the first time ever, 900 presale tickets were snapped up by Columbia fans, which packed the home grandstand and witnessed a 39-34 victory over Archbold.
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Tickets for the concert will be available for presale starting next week, giving fans a chance to secure their seats early.
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Fans eagerly awaited the presale announcement for the band's upcoming tour, which would allow them to buy tickets in advance.
Synonyms
A sale made before a product or ticket is available for delivery
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Etymology
Presale is made of pre- ('before') and sale. As a noun, it means the 'early sale' period when people can buy tickets or products before the general public.