gatemoney
nounUK /ˈɡeɪtˌmʌni/
US /ˈɡeɪtˌmʌni/
Money you pay to get into a place or event.
We saved our gatemoney for the fair all summer.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A small bribe paid to someone at a gate to let you pass.
The guard pocketed some gatemoney and waved the truck through.
3. The total money collected from ticket sales at an event.
The concert's gatemoney broke all records this year.
4. Money set aside in advance to pay for entry to a big trip or show.
She kept her gatemoney in a jar labeled 'concert fund'.