charge admission

Then in the name of safety the agencies can charge admission, he said.

The city's major museums did agree on one common policy, which was to keep their doors open all day and not to charge admission.

The group may not charge admission for their meeting or event.

But that is only a guess, as she does not charge admission at the gate.

No decision has been made as to whether to charge admission to the museum.

Much of festival is free, though the museums do charge admission.

Also, the team may have to charge admission or find a sponsor.

The 2006 edition was the first to charge admission, which goes to charity.

This site is one of the only ones on the island to charge admission and keep set hours.

The festival in 2003 once again did not charge admission.

Its board will soon consider a proposal to follow the Bronx lead and charge admission, the amount of which has not been determined.

It was a 19th-century custom to present works of extraordinary size and with large themes like theatrical events and charge admission to view them.

The Preferred Promotions shows charge admission; the rest are free.

In the wave of cultural hucksterism now sweeping the state, civic busybodies may take it into their heads to tidy the ruins and charge admission to them.

Some are free, some charge admission.

The man would set up a circus-like roadside attraction and charge admission for people to see a teapot walking a tightrope.

His suggestion that the magicians display their Houdini memorabilia in the cemetery's unused administration building and charge admission to help defray costs draws only derision.

For New York specifically, charge admission to Times Square before it becomes a mall.

Some charge admission, others are free.

Because Postcrypt makes all its money on the sale of refreshments, the move could force the coffeehouse to close its doors or charge admission.