| SELLOUT | Event where all tickets are sold (4,3) |
| FULLHOUSE | All tickets are sold - bingo! (4,5) |
| CHERRIESJUBILEE | Celebratory event where all you can eat are sundae toppings? |
| RAFFLES | Prize draws for which tickets are sold (7) |
| HERETIC | Where tickets are reduced for renegade. (7) |
| TOMBOLA | Lottery where tickets are drawn from a rotating drum. (7) |
| BOXOFFICE | Place where tickets are sold |
| BOXOFFICES | Places where tickets are sold in theatres and cinemas (3,7) |
| BOX | ___ office: Where theater tickets are sold (3) |
| SOLDOUT | Drunkard outside turning loud when no tickets are left [4,3] |
| OFFPEAK | Time when tickets are usually cheaper |
| PRESALE | Purchase opportunity before tickets are generally available |
| PERMITS | Waves it through when tickets are shown (7) |
| ERRATIC | In Canberra, tickets are changeable (7) |
| BOOKINGOFFICE | A place where tickets are sold, especially at a railway station (7,6) |
| FREEFORALL | Fight for which no tickets are sold? (4-3-3) |
| COUNTER | A tally, teller, timer or totaliser; a tiddlywink or points-tracker; a token representing a coin; a kitchen top; a turnstile or till's table over which takeaways, teas or tickets are traded and legal |
| KIOSK | A light open-fronted booth from which food, newspaper, tickets are sold |
| RAFFLE | Tombola-like lottery in which tickets are sold for prizes, often at a fete, fair or fundraiser (6) |
| PRETTYCHEEP | "Best of all, tickets were ___! ..." |
