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hard-ticket
[ noun hahrd-tik-it; adjective hahrd-tik-it ]
noun
- a ticket entitling one to a reserved seat.
- an entertainment for which seats are reserved in advance.
adjective
- of, relating to, or designating an entertainment for which tickets are in great demand:
a hard-ticket musical.
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Origin of hard-ticket1
Example Sentences
“Rap wasn’t historically a big hard-ticket touring sector like it is now,†Cherif said.
The screen's crassest byproduct, variations of the old stag film or skin flick, draw more customers in some cities than the hard-ticket Hollywood product.
Last week half of Variety's top ten grossers in the U.S.�Thoroughly Modern Millie, Sand Pebbles, A Man for All Seasons, Grand Prix, and The Taming of the Shrew�were on a reserved, or "hard-ticket," basis.
The haul is longer because hard-ticket attractions involve higher production and promotion costs; and since they generally play only once or twice a day in only one theater, they can't gross as much, even with their higher admission prices, as the standard release that runs five times a day all over town.
The haul gets bigger, however, when the hard-ticket show goes into the second-run, or "grind," theaters at regular prices.
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