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The full list of the top 10 most expensive movie tickets is full of Swiss and Australian cities: 1  Tokyo, Japan: $43 for two tickets. 2  Zurich, Switzerland: $37. 3  Geneva, Switzerland: $37. 4  Perth, Australia: $35. 5  Sydney, Australia: $35. 6  Adelaide, Australia: $35. 7  Melbourne, Australia: $35.
A $0.25 ticket from 1924 is the equivalent of $3.47 today, while a $2.78 ticket in 1981 would be equal to $7.25 today. Tech Insider rounded up the average movie ticket prices since 1910 using data from Box Office Mojo and NATO. Note that data was not available for every consecutive year from 1910 to 1959.