ticket office

an office or booth at which tickets are sold, as for a play, a film, or travel accommodations.

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First recorded in 1660–70

How like it was to a modern railway terminus, that ticket-office!
Charles Auchester, Volume 1 of 2|Elizabeth Sheppard
The man at the ticket-office shook his head at our request for seats.
The Master Mummer|E. Phillips Oppenheim
So as I saw her go, I slipped back to the ticket-office and took my place all the way to Brieg, the furthest point on the line.
The Passenger from Calais|Arthur Griffiths
Stoically he sat down at the edge of the long low platform below the ticket-office window and resigned himself to waiting.
Ann Arbor Tales|Karl Edwin Harriman

In the morning I went to the ticket-office to inquire how much it cost to go to Buffalo.
Riches of Grace|E. E. Byrum