entrance fee
Noun
Meaning
the fee charged for admission
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As private passenger services declined because of competition from automobiles and airlines, they became shareholders of Amtrak either with a cash entrance fee or relinquishing their locomotives and rolling stock.
As well as the tram, the park has also added a tethered balloon ride that allows visitors to see the plains exhibits from convert in the air. citation The balloon ride is not included in the entrance fee.
Gaudí's house, "la Torre Rosa," — containing furniture that he designed — can be only visited for another entrance fee.
It had an entrance fee of one guinea and annual subscription of five shillings.
In order to offset these costs and provide maximum staffing and enforcement, the vehicle entrance fee will increase to $8 for single vehicles and $13 for oversized vehicles and vehicles towing watercraft.
As well as its £12 entrance fee, in normal times it makes money from concerts, conferences, gift shop and cafe sales.