Collocations for ticket - noun

one-way (esp. AmE), single (BrE)
return (BrE), round-trip (AmE)
day, season, weekly (BrE)
an annual season ticket

business-class, coach-class (AmE), economy-class, first-class, second-class (esp. BrE), etc.
a first-class rail ticket

valid
complimentary, free
I had complimentary tickets for the show.

adult, family (both esp. BrE)
A family ticket for two adults and two children costs £27.

advance
Use the coupon below to reserve advance tickets for the exhibition.

admission, entrance, entry
air, airline, bus, plane, rail (BrE), train, etc.
cinema (BrE), movie (AmE)
concert

buy, get, obtain, purchase
sell
have, hold
You must hold a valid ticket before boarding the train.

book, reserve
collect
hand (sb), show (sb)
He showed the guard his ticket.

punch, take

be priced, cost
go on sale

agency, agent, booth, counter, machine, office, window
line
Phone the ticket line on this number.

price
sales
holder
collector, inspector (both BrE)
scalper (AmE), tout (BrE)
barrier (BrE)
stub

by ticket
admission by ticket only

ticket for
I bought a ticket for the concert.
a ticket for Saturday

ticket to
I have a free ticket to the game.
a plane ticket to New York

winning
lottery, raffle

book (esp. BrE)
I bought a whole book of raffle tickets and I still didn't win anything.

parking, speeding, traffic (AmE)
fixed-penalty (BrE)

give sb, issue
get, receive

ticket for
The police officer gave us a ticket for going through a red light.

national, party, presidential
Democratic, Republican
split, straight
I generally vote a split ticket.

run on
He ran on the Republican ticket.

join, support
drop sb from, put sb on
There had been talk of Kennedy dropping LBJ from the ticket in '64.

vote, vote for
I'm voting the straight Democratic ticket.

on ticket
There are three candidates on the national ticket.