Ticket to Riches (Northern Lights) – Review & Demo Play

Ticket to Riches Slot Overview

Ticket to Riches is a Northern Lights Gaming video slot with a retro flight theme and 243 ways to win. I’m back in an aisle cabin where wins land on adjacent reels from the left. Base game tickets feed three meters, stacking free spins, a free spins multiplier, and boarding passes for the Last Call feature. It runs on a 5x3 layout with pick play and a simple flow. Features include Ticket Symbol, Collect Symbol, Last Call, and Free Spins.

Ticket to Riches Slot Information

Ticket to Riches is set inside an aeroplane, with orange seats on each side of a wide aisle and clouds drifting past the windows. Semi-transparent reels sit in the middle, split by a thin line between reels two and three, and again between three and four. Above the grid are three meters. Reels one and two collect Last Call tickets, reel three holds the Free Spins Multiplier, and reels four and five store Free Spins. It plays smoothly on mobile, tablet, and desktop.

It uses five reels, three rows, and 243 ways to win. The min bet is 0.1 and the max bet is 40. You get an RTP of 96.05 percent paired with medium volatility. The hit frequency sits at 23.25 percent, so decent action lands across sessions. The max win reaches 5000x the bet, tied to feature outcomes. I found the numbers fair for the style, with the maths leaning towards frequent feature teases and steady base game clips between meter build-ups.

Symbols and Paytable in Ticket to Riches

The lower-paying symbols are an aeroplane propeller, headphones, passenger boarding stairs, and an old-school brown suitcase covered in stickers, paying 0.5x to 1x for five of a kind. Higher-paying symbols are a tourist in a green shirt and sunglasses, a couple in front of an old building, a flight attendant, and a captain, worth 2x to 8x for a full winline. There is no Wild Symbol. You will see a Ticket Symbol that feeds the meters and a Collect Symbol that triggers features.

Ticket to Riches Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x8
	4	x4
	3	x2
	5	x4
	4	x2
	3	x1
	5	x3
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.6
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x1
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.4
	5	x0.8
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.3
	5	x0.6
	4	x0.3
	3	x0.2
	5	x0.5
	4	x0.2
	3	x0.1
	Special
	Collect

Ticket to Riches Slot Features

The Ticket Symbol looks like a vintage train ticket and lands in two sizes. A regular ticket adds one to the meter above the reel where it lands, and a larger ticket that covers two positions adds two. Reels one and two feed the Last Call meter, reel three stores the Free Spins Multiplier, and reels four and five collect Free Spins. When features trigger, you get as many picks or spins as the meters show, with the multiplier used on all free spins.

The Collect Symbol is a golden ornament with wings and an anchor, and in the base game it appears on all reels except the middle one. Landing it on reel one or two activates the Last Call feature. Hitting it on reel four or five starts Free Spins. I like how the cadence sits. Last Call lands about once in sixty nine spins, while Free Spins land about once in one hundred and sixty six spins, so there’s time to build the meters.

Last Call is a pick feature where your picks match the number shown above reels one and two. You choose boarding passes that reveal an extra pick, a destination pass with a bet multiplier, or a golden grand pass. Multipliers from destination passes add together and pay in one sum at the end. Finding three golden grand passes awards the 5000x max win. Free Spins start when the Collect Symbol hits on reel four or five, using stored spins and the saved multiplier.

Ticket to Riches – Slot Summary

Ticket to Riches nails the old-school cabin style while keeping the play modern. I enjoyed the interactive Last Call, even if I didn’t land anything massive. Free Spins felt like the place for bigger hits, especially after banking a tidy multiplier first. With medium volatility, 96.05 percent RTP, and feature rates that don’t take ages, it suits sessions where I want action without brutal swings. The 5000x top end gives the chase some bite, and the meter build keeps me engaged.