What is the difference between how much for all the tickets of the next show? and how much do i pay for all tickets of next show ? and how much is it for all the tickets of the next show? ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.

@sindoogi It seems to me you might be trying to ask how much it will cost for the tickets you're purchasing, correct? If you say, "How much for ALL the tickets", it sounds like you want to buy every ticket they have in the building, leaving none for other customers. I'm sure you mean to ask, "How much for the tickets?" The listener will understand that you mean the tickets YOU are buying if you just say, "the tickets".

Now, "How much for the next show's tickets?" "How much do I pay for the next show's tickets?" and "How much are the tickets to the next show?" all basically mean the same thing, but the context is important.

If you have already asked for the tickets and the cashier is giving them to you, use either the first or second question. You could also simply say, "How much is it?" They will understand "it" to be your purchase, which is the tickets.

If you are unsure whether you want to buy a ticket because you don't know the price, ask the third question. People usually say, "How much is a ticket to see _______?" If they like the price, they buy one. If they don't, then they don't buy one. You only really use this third question when you're unsure whether you can afford it, or maybe if you're with a group of friends who want to know if they can afford it. Hope this helps! :)