season ticket
- noun
- /ˈsiːzən ˈtɪkɪt/
- I purchased a season ticket for the entire concert series this summer.
- season ticket holder
- purchase season tickets
- football season ticket
And then true to form, true to form, like I knew I was going to get my dad some season tickets for our local NFL team there in DC.
- And then true to form, true to form, like I knew I was going to get my dad some season tickets for our local NFL team there in DC.
- For example, in my wallet you will see a Jets NFT, which will be my, which will represent my season tickets.
- And you know, we have season tickets for the for the New Orleans Saints and we are massive, massive New Orleans Saints fans.
- And then we became season ticket holders to the San Jose Earthquakes back in the old NASL days.
Examples
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The first step was to identify the main reasons underlying the decision to purchase season tickets.
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He's a season ticket holder.
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I bet the two of you have season tickets.
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My husband has season tickets.
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I'll give you two season tickets for a private room.
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Season tickets to the Yankees, right there, on the first base line.
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Five major factors were identified to be the underlying reasons why season ticket holders purchase tickets.
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And since they only perform five times a year, getting season tickets was a no-brainer.
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Season tickets on the 20-yard line.
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Instead, much of the blame for renewing season tickets is attributed to the lack of a winning record.
Academic text (2005)
Synonyms
A ticket that lets you travel many times at a lower price for regular journeys
How Many Events
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a ticket allowing attendance over a season' is directly and transparently derivable from combining 'season' (a period or series of events) with 'ticket' (document granting admission). This compositional pattern is common across languages (e.g. French 'abonnement saisonnier', Spanish 'abono de temporada'), so a B1 learner who knows both constituents would readily infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
Season ticket comes from the idea of a season as a set of shows or games and a ticket for the whole period. Buying one meant you could go to every event in that season and save money, so today it means 'a ticket for many events or journeys, usually cheaper'.