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hot ticket

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(a) hot ticket
Fig. something that is really popular and attractive at the moment. Singers who can dance are a hot ticket right now. Who knows what folks will like next month?
See also: hot, ticket
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Next year's NCAA meet figures to be hot ticket Lananna expects the 2010 NCAA championships to be a hot ticket in Eugene, especially with both the UO men's and women's teams in the title hunt.
UO bids to be regular host of NCAA meet by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Admission for all of those concerts is just pounds 1 with tickets rising to pounds 5 on August when the Harlem Hot Stompers will show just what a hot ticket is all about.
All aboard for Silkstone summer of jazz by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
First, unless you have not made the leap into the information age, let me tell you that your best chances of getting hot tickets is by having an internet connection and a little working knowledge of the Ticketmaster site.
Just the Ticket - How to Make Hundreds per Day as A Ticket Broker on ... by Frasier Smith / Consumer news, advice, product reviews community
 
 
 
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