Synonyms and antonyms of Tickets for travelling in British Thesaurus

Apex (noun)

British a travel ticket that costs less because you buy it a long time before you travel

boarding card (noun)

a card that each passenger has to show before they are allowed to get on a plane or a ship

boarding pass (noun)

a boarding card

bus pass (noun)

a special ticket that allows someone to travel by bus without paying each time

bus pass (noun)

in the UK, a special ticket that allows people over the age of 60 to travel by bus without paying. This word is often used as a humorous way of thinking about old age or older people

carnet (noun)

British a small book of tickets that you can use on public transport

day return (noun)

British a ticket that allows you to travel by train or bus at a reduced price because you go and come back on the same day

e-ticket (noun)

a ticket in electronic form for something such as a flight or train journey that you buy on the Internet, so that you do not receive a paper ticket

half (adjective)

British a ticket for a child or an old person, that only costs half the price that an adult usually pays

landing card (noun)

a card given to passengers arriving on a plane to fill in before passing through immigration and passport control

landing card (noun)

a card given to passengers who have passed through customs and can leave a ship

restricted fare (noun)

a type of plane, train etc ticket that you cannot change, for example if you want to travel on a different day

return (noun)

British a ticket that takes you to a place and back again

season ticket (noun)

a ticket that you use several times within a particular period of time that costs less than paying for separate tickets

single (adjective)

British a single ticket is used for travelling to a place, but not for returning from it

single (noun)

British a ticket used for travelling to a place, but not for returning from it

through ticket (noun)

a ticket that you can use to travel to a place, even though you may change trains or planes on the way

ticket (noun)

a piece of paper that shows you have paid for a journey on a train, plane etc

transfer (noun)

American a ticket that allows you to move from one bus or train to another without having to pay again

travel card (noun)

British a ticket that allows you to use any bus or train in a specific area for a period of time. The American word is pass.