entrance fee

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entrance fee

The family pays the entrance fee at the museum ticket counter.

Definition

Noun: - A sum of money that must be paid to gain admission or entry to a place, event, or organization.

Usage

The term "entrance fee" is used to specify the mandatory charge for initial access. It is typically a one-time payment for entry. - The museum has a $20 entrance fee for adults. - Is there an entrance fee to join the club? - The entrance fee for the concert is included in the ticket price.

Advanced Usage
  • "to charge an entrance fee": To require payment for entry.
    • The national park charges a small entrance fee to help with maintenance.
  • "to waive the entrance fee": To not require the payment, often as an exception.
    • Children under five have their entrance fee waived.
Variants and Related Words
  • Admission fee: A direct synonym, often used interchangeably.
    • The admission fee for the gallery is quite reasonable.
  • Entry charge: Another term with the same meaning.
  • Cover charge: Specifically a fee to enter a nightclub or bar.
Synonyms
  • Admission charge
  • Entry fee
  • Price of admission
  • Cover (informal, as in "There's a $10 cover.")
Related Phrases
  • Pay the entrance fee: The act of providing the required payment.
    • You must pay the entrance fee at the gate.
  • Entrance fee is required: A formal statement indicating the charge is mandatory.
    • Please note that an entrance fee is required for all attendees.
entrance fee

The family pays the entrance fee at the museum ticket counter.

Noun
  1. the fee charged for admission