plural noun
informalTickets.
- ‘I have tix for opening day’
- ‘Advance tix are available at all the normal places around town.’
- ‘I wait through the long line of those of us who had not bought advance tix and dive right in.’
- ‘Doors open at 9pm, and tix are $8 at the door.’
- ‘He habitually cashed in the first class tix and went coach instead.’
- ‘I scored some free tix.’
- ‘We could only get tix for later that night.’
- ‘We've got tix for tomorrow night; while the Dome is an eyesore, at least we'll see a game.’
- ‘I got him tix to see a band down at the Bowery, which we have not done in, like, forever.’
- ‘A lot of their events were more than I would want to spend anyway—$80 opera tix and stuff like that.’
- ‘I scored tix to the premiere at the Hayden Orpheum in Cremorne.’
- ‘Gotta love the new ad campaign to sell season tix.’
- ‘They even charge you a booking fee if you turn up in person and buy the tix at the Arena.’
- ‘I dropped by her office this afternoon to pick up the tix.’
- ‘Reportedly 2,500 people had been lined up for a few days to get their tix.’
- ‘His melodic playing will surely fill the intimate venue to capacity, so get your tix early.’
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