Season Pass

Pronunciation: /ˈsiːzən pæs/

Definitions of season pass

noun a ticket or card that allows entry or access to a particular season or series of events or activities

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a season pass for the amusement park.

A2 With a season pass, you can visit the zoo as many times as you want.

B1 The season pass includes access to all the ski resorts in the area.

B2 She decided to purchase a season pass for the theater productions.

C1 The season pass grants you entry to all the museums in the city for a year.

C2 Having a season pass for the concert venue allows you to attend any show without buying tickets each time.

Examples of season pass in a Sentence

formal The season pass allows you to access all the games in the stadium throughout the season.

informal I got my hands on the season pass for the theme park, so we can go anytime we want.

slang Dude, I scored a sick season pass for the ski resort. Let's shred some gnar!

figurative Having a positive attitude is like holding a season pass to happiness in life.

Grammatical Forms of season pass

• past tense: season passed
• plural: season passes
• comparative: more season pass
• superlative: most season pass
• present tense: season pass
• future tense: will season pass
• perfect tense: have season passed
• continuous tense: is season passing
• singular: season pass
• positive degree: season pass
• infinitive: to season pass
• gerund: season passing
• participle: season passed

Origin and Evolution of season pass

First Known Use: 1920 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'season pass' originated in the United States in the early 20th century.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of providing access to multiple events or attractions within a specific season, the term 'season pass' has evolved to also include access to a set period of time for a specific activity or service, such as a ski resort or amusement park.