Ticket Receipts definition

Ticket Receipts means the monies received by SeeTickets from Customers for Tickets sold in respect of the relevant Event(s), less any Chargebacks (and excluding any monies subsequently refunded to Customers);
Ticket Receipts means the total sum of the value of tickets sold for admission into the stadium. [Eff 6/12/81; am 9/17/82; comp 9/18/06; comp ] (Auth: HRS §§91-2, 109-2) (Imp: HRS §§80-1, 91-2, 109-
Ticket Receipts means the Face Value of a Ticket less the applicable Inside Charges, Payment Processing Fees or Ticketmaster Taxes, and less any District taxes if Ticketmaster is required to remit District Taxes to any taxing authority.

Examples of Ticket Receipts in a sentence

  • Unauthorized individuals copying, selling, or altering Tickets or Ticket Receipts are subject to prosecution.

  • A police officer may take possession of a vehicle for the purpose of impounding it under section 79BB(2), 79BCB(2), 79BCE(2) or 80Q(2).

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  • Five percent (5%) of Net Gross Ticket Receipts shall be applied to separate individual settlements on special voucher events.

  • The Licensor shall be entitled to hold in escrow, in an interest bearing account in a banking institution chosen by it, any and all Gross Ticket Receipts it receives in contemplation of, or arising from, any Games or other Team events at the Arena pending the completion of such Games or events.

  • The revenue shall be included in the Gross Ticket Receipts and shall become due following each played hockey game and will be included in the Game Settlement.

  • The Team Owner (i) shall control the pricing, the advertising of and on, and the distribution (including the distribution for no charge) of Hockey Tickets, whether Hockey Tickets are issued directly by the Team Owner, through agencies, or other designees authorized by the Team Owner; and (ii) shall receive and retain, as Exclusive Team Revenues, all Hockey Ticket Receipts (other than any such revenues constituting Exclusive City Revenues).

  • In addition, all charges associated with tickets paid for via credit card at the Arena’s box office are the financial responsibility of the Licensee and will be deducted from the Gross Ticket Receipts on the Game Settlement.

  • The Licensor shall be entitled to retain five percent (5%) of Net Gross Ticket Receipts from ticket sales (excluding Season Ticket sales), with a minimum fee of $400 per game and a maximum fee of $600 per Game.

  • By 12:00 p.m. on each Thursday of the Season, for the period of the preceding Tuesday through Monday, Licensor shall prepare a settlement statement (the “Game Settlement”) listing by Game and by line item the following categories: (i) the Gross Ticket Receipts less the License Fees, Impositions, and any and all costs and expenses incurred by Licensor which Licensee is obligated to pay as Pass-Through Expense pursuant to this Agreement and (ii) the Adjusted Licensee Ticket Receipts.


More Definitions of Ticket Receipts

Ticket Receipts means the Face Value of a Ticket sold by Ticketmaster less any applicable Inside Charges, Payment Processing Fees or Ticketmaster Taxes, and less any Principal Taxes if Ticketmaster is required to remit Principal Taxes to any taxing authority.
Ticket Receipts means the total sum of the value of tickets sold for admission into the stadium.

Related to Ticket Receipts

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  • Gross receipts means the total revenue derived from sales, work done, or service rendered.

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