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Yes, you can use 售票处 (shòu piào chù) to refer to a "ticket office." This term specifically denotes the place where tickets are sold, such as for movies, concerts, or public transport. The pronunciation "shòu piào chù" accurately reflects how it is said in Mandarin.
In contrast, another term you might encounter is 票务中心 (piào wù zhōng xīn), which means "ticketing center." While both terms relate to the sale of tickets, 售票处 (shòu piào chù) typically refers to a smaller, more localized office, whereas 票务中心 (piào wù zhōng xīn) might imply a larger facility with more comprehensive ticketing services.
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售票处 (shòu piào chù) is typically used to refer to a box-office, ticket office, or booking office. For example, one might say: "我要去售票处 (wǒ yào qù shòu piào chù) 买 (mǎi) 票 (piào)。" which translates to "I am going to the ticket office to buy tickets."
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