hot ticket

noun

, Informal.

1. an extremely popular or trendy person or thing; a person or thing in high demand.

Example Sentences

There were jokes about Sir Keir's acceptance of freebies, with Sunak saying the conference was such a "hot ticket" he was surprised the Labour leader "hasn't asked someone to buy it for him".

From BBC

Opera leaves you wondering and looks to have another hot ticket on its hands.

From Los Angeles Times

This is the note I was furiously typing on my phone during Sandy Liang’s presentation: “Girly pop, coquette, hot ticket — obviously. Bandannas!!!”

From Los Angeles Times

The global-warming documentary “The White House Effect” also proved a hot ticket, with its Saturday morning screening drawing such a large crowd that dozens were turned away.

From Los Angeles Times

Shalhoub’s presence was bound to make Jennifer Chang’s production a hot ticket, and it has.

From New York Times