Definition

Noun: - The fee charged for admission: A specific amount of money required for entry into a place or event, such as a museum, cinema, concert, or amusement park.

Usage

The term "admission charge" is used to specify the monetary cost of entry. It is a formal and direct term, often seen on signs, tickets, and official announcements. - The admission charge for the museum is waived for children under five. - Is there an admission charge to get into the park?

Examples

• Noun:
  • The gallery has a suggested admission charge of ten dollars.
  • We paid the admission charge at the gate before entering the zoo.

Advanced Usage

• "to cover the admission charge": to provide enough money to pay for the entry fee.
  • Her part-time job earnings just cover the admission charge for her weekly art class.

Variants and Related Words

• Admission fee (noun): A direct synonym for admission charge.
  • The admission fee includes access to all exhibits.
• Entry fee (noun): Another common synonym.
  • The entry fee for the tournament is fifty dollars.
• Cover charge (noun): Specifically a fee for entry into a nightclub or bar.
  • The club has a twenty-dollar cover charge on weekends.

Synonyms

• Entrance fee: A fee paid for the right to enter.
• Admission price: The price set for admission.
• Ticket price: Often used interchangeably when a physical ticket is issued.

Related Phrases

• Free admission: The state of being allowed to enter without paying a charge.
  • The library offers free admission to all its lectures.
• Admission is charged: A formal phrase indicating that a fee is required.
  • Please note that admission is charged for all visitors over the age of 12.

Noun

1. the fee charged for admission