Definition

Noun: - The fee charged for admission: A sum of money that must be paid to enter a place, event, or establishment.

Usage

• This term is used to specify the monetary cost required for entry. It is a formal or official term for an admission fee.
• It is typically used in contexts like museums, parks, concerts, or private clubs.

Examples

• Noun:
  • The entrance money for the art gallery is ten dollars for adults.
  • They waived the entrance money for children under five years old.
  • Is the entrance money included in the tour package, or do we pay separately?

Advanced Usage

• "To cover the entrance money": To provide enough funds to pay for the admission fee.
  • I'll cover the entrance money for everyone in our group.
• "Entrance money is non-refundable": A common policy stating that the admission fee will not be returned.
  • Please note that all entrance money is non-refundable once paid.

Variants and Related Words

• Admission fee (n): A direct synonym for entrance money.
  • The admission fee helps maintain the historic building.
• Entry charge (n): Another term for a fee to enter.
  • There is a small entry charge for the botanical gardens.
• Cover charge (n): Specifically a fee to enter a nightclub or similar venue.
  • The nightclub has a $20 cover charge on weekends.

Synonyms

• Admission price: The cost of admission.
• Entry fee: A fee for entering.
• Gate money: Money paid at the gate for entry (common for fairs or sporting events).

Related Phrases

• Pay at the door: To pay the entrance money upon arrival, not in advance.
  • Tickets are sold online, but you can also pay at the door.
• Free of charge: Without any entrance money required.
  • Admission to the public park is free of charge.

Noun

1. the fee charged for admission