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A Ticket StubComplete it would be called a "Full Ticket" Once the ticket is ripped you would have two stubs. The stub that is kept by the ticket collector permits entry into the game, and the remaining stub of the ticket that was ripped off is the rain check. A rain check is used if the game (or event) is postponed or rained out, to attend the game at a later date.
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