π« means a ticket for an event, such as a concert, movie, show, game or trip. People send it when they buy tickets, plan to attend something or talk about getting in. The Apple artwork shows a yellow ticket reading LIVE CONCERT TICKET, ZONE A and JAN 09 9:41 PM, with a perforated edge.

U+1F3AB
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People use π« for buying or showing tickets, entry passes, raffles and travel. It often adds excitement, as in finally getting concert seats. It is nearly interchangeable with ποΈ, though π« looks more like a single printed concert ticket.
WE GOT THE TICKETS π«π€
Booked 2 seats for Saturday π«
Did you print your pass yet π«
Ticket prices are crazy this year π«π
| π« vs ποΈ | ποΈ shows a pair of admission tickets and is often used for movies or raffles, while π« shows one concert-style ticket, but both mean tickets. |
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| π« vs π·οΈ | π·οΈ is a price or label tag, not an entry ticket. |
| Name | ticket |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F3AB |
| Category | Activity |
| Keywords | admission, stub |
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π« means a ticket for an event, such as a concert, movie, show, game or trip. People send it when they buy tickets, plan to attend something or talk about getting in. The Apple artwork shows a yellow ticket reading LIVE CONCERT TICKET, ZONE A and JAN 09 9:41 PM, with a perforated edge.
π« is called ticket and shows one concert ticket, while ποΈ is called admission tickets and shows two. People use them for the same things.
It is a time Apple commonly uses in its product images. It has no special meaning for the sender.
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