Unticketed

ppl. a. (UN-¹ 8.)

[1775.  Ash.]

1846.  The Era, 20 Dec., 6/1. Great care had been taken to place the outer ring sufficiently far back, so that the ‘unticketed’ portion should not ‘discommode’ those gentlemen who had paid for the privilege of the inner-ring.

1865.  Tylor, Early Hist. Man., viii. 203. An unticketed collection.

1899.  Westm. Gaz., 20 April, 7/1. The unticketed crowd … was … perfect in its quiet behaviour.