Prices may vary by section and for special groups. A season is a series of productions, usually covering a period from August to June of the following year. A season ticket is a purchase made for attending one performance of each show in the season, often at a discount from the sum of the individual tickets. In general a season ticket will be for the same night of the week and the same seat, but there are exceptions. Season ticket holders' names addresses and seat assignments are recorded.
Most organizations derive a major portion of their revenue from season tickets.
Tickets are generally identified by section, row and seat indicators. There may be special indications for disabled persons. A section is a seating area of a theater venue, usually comprising a group of seats. A loge is a section in the rear of a theater. A balcony is a seating area usually above and behind most other seats.