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get-in price en · NOUN

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1. (US) The total cost, including fees, of the cheapest ticket to an event available anywhere on the market; the lowest price it is possible to pay to get into the venue.
   • The get-in price, hovering around $1,400, is about $1,000 cheaper than it was at this time last year, according to numbers provided by Ticketmaster's resale site, the NFL Ticket Exchange. 2013 January 30, Darren Rovell, “Why the plummeting Super Bowl tickets?”, in ESPN, archived from the original on 29 Nov 2021:
   • When the series shifts to the Cavs home digs for Game 3, the get-in price is an even more affordable $328, which will allow a fan to take in the hoops action from Section 202, Row 17. 2018 May 30, Alex Kay, “2018 NBA Finals Tickets: Warriors-Cavaliers Average Price, Most Expensive Seat, Get-In Cost And More”, in Forbes, archived from the original on 25 Sep 2022:
   • The average get-in price on Thursday was $4,226. Despite throngs of fans flying in on Friday and Saturday, ticket prices continued to decline leading up to the game. 2026 February 8, Derek Harper, “Super Bowl LX ticket prices plunge hours before game”, in Reuters, retrieved 08 Feb 2026:
   • The get-in price for both Staples Center shows starts at $99. 2014 November 20, Jesse Lawrence, “Taylor Swift Tickets Heating Up Secondary Market 6 Months Ahead of 1989 Tour”, in TheStreet, archived from the original on 06 Mar 2020:

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