| TICKET | Pass entitling the holder admission to an event or a seat on a bus or train, for example (6) |
| ENTRYFEE | A charge for admission to an event or competition (5,3) |
| SPOTTER | Person who makes a hobby of watching birds or trains, for example; or, a weightlifter's assistant (7) |
| STAGECOACH | Bus or train for rostrum (10) |
| STALL | Booth for the sale of market goods; a cowshed or a stable; or, a seat on the ground level of the theatre (5) |
| RIPSNORTER | An old-fashioned somewhat-folksy slang word for a gale; a fast, furious, slam-bang person; a humdinger of an event; or, a torrid affair (10) |
| EPISODE | An event or a sequence of events (7) |
| ACCESSORIES | Adornments from admission to an alternative that is beside the point |
| COUPON | From the French meaning "to cut", a detachable form for entering a competition; or, a voucher entitling the holder to a discount, gift etc (6) |
| HOWDAH | A seat on a camel or elephant; in 1859 stone mason John Watson carved pink sandstone into an elephant with a castle-shaped ___; the folly is now on a garden wall at Peckforton (6) |
| EQUITY | Shares entitling the holder to part of a company's profit (6) |
| COMEDY | Opposite of tragedy in ancient Greek theatre, symbolised by a sock; humorous film, play or event; or, a story with a happy ending (6) |
| RESULT | Final score in an examination or sporting event; or, a victory (6) |
| SATURN | The deity that took a seat on a vessel (6) |
| SADDLE | Lumber one with a seat on a bicycle (6) |
| ALIGHT | Descend, from a bus or train say (6) |
| SCRIP | Old word for a pilgrim's pouch, a satchel or a small bag; a writing; a fragment of paper; or, a certificate entitling its holder to dividends or shares allocated in a bonus issue (5) |
| STEAMER | A duck that flaps its wings like the paddle wheels of a vapour-powered boat of the same name; a utensil for cooking food using a moist-heat method; a soft-shell clam; or, a robber operating in a gang |
| OWNERS | Eversholt Rail and Angel Trains, for example (6) |
| STOP | A break or pause in a journey; a short stay; a standstill; or, a halting place for a bus or train (4) |
