Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

full-fare

noun
/fʊl fɛər/
Definition
The full price charged for a ticket or service without any discounts or reductions.
Examples
  • Many travelers choose to book a full-fare ticket to ensure flexibility in changing travel plans.
  • The full-fare option is often more expensive, but it includes additional benefits such as better cancellation policies.
  • When purchasing tickets, you can select the full-fare option if you want to avoid restrictions often placed on discounted rates.
Meaning
Refers to the complete cost that one would pay for a travel ticket or service, typically associated with public transportation, airlines, or similar services.
Synonyms
  • Standard fare
  • Regular price
  • Base fare