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42 Spanish Phrases for Amusement Parks
42 compact Spanish phrases for amusement parks, including tickets, queues, fast passes, ride safety, lockers, water rides, parades, food, and family help.
Table of Contents
Tickets and Entry
- 01
Dos entradas, por favor.
Two tickets, please.
- 02
¿Hay pase familiar?
Is there a family pass?
- 03
¿Incluye todas las atracciones?
Does it include all rides?
- 04
¿Dónde escaneo la pulsera?
Where do I scan the wristband?
- 05
La app no muestra mis entradas.
The app does not show my tickets.
- 06
¿Hay descuento infantil?
Is there a child discount?
- 07
¿Puedo salir y volver?
Can I leave and come back?
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Queues and Fast Passes
- 08
¿Dónde empieza la fila?
Where does the line start?
- 09
¿Cuánto dura la espera?
How long is the wait?
- 10
¿Esta fila es normal?
Is this the regular line?
- 11
Tengo pase rápido.
I have a fast pass.
- 12
Mi pase no aparece.
My pass does not appear.
- 13
¿Puedo llegar cinco minutos tarde?
Can I arrive five minutes late?
- 14
La atracción se cerró.
The ride closed.
Ride Safety
- 15
¿Cuál es la altura mínima?
What is the minimum height?
- 16
¿Puede medir a mi hijo?
Can you measure my child?
- 17
Mi hija no alcanza la altura.
My daughter is not tall enough.
- 18
¿Hay intercambio de adultos?
Is there rider switch?
- 19
No quiero subirme solo.
I do not want to ride alone.
- 20
¿Da muchas vueltas?
Does it spin a lot?
- 21
Necesito salir antes.
I need to get out first.
Lockers and Belongings
- 22
¿Hay que guardar mochilas?
Do we need to store backpacks?
- 23
¿Dónde están los casilleros?
Where are the lockers?
- 24
El casillero no se abre.
The locker does not open.
- 25
Dejé el teléfono dentro.
I left the phone inside.
- 26
¿Puedo llevar gafas sujetas?
Can I wear secured glasses?
- 27
Perdí mi pulsera.
I lost my wristband.
- 28
Necesito objetos perdidos.
I need lost and found.
Water Rides and Parade
- 29
¿Mojará mucho esta atracción?
Will this ride get us very wet?
- 30
Quiero sentarme atrás.
I want to sit in the back.
- 31
¿Hay secadores cerca?
Are there dryers nearby?
- 32
¿A qué hora empieza el desfile?
What time does the parade start?
- 33
¿Dónde se ve mejor?
Where is the best view?
- 34
No quiero bloquear el paso.
I do not want to block the walkway.
- 35
¿Podemos cruzar después?
Can we cross afterward?
Food and Family Help
- 36
¿Dónde compro agua?
Where can I buy water?
- 37
Necesitamos comida sin frutos secos.
We need nut-free food.
- 38
¿Dónde está el baño familiar?
Where is the family restroom?
- 39
Mi hijo se perdió.
My child got lost.
- 40
¿Dónde está el punto de encuentro?
Where is the meeting point?
- 41
Necesito primeros auxilios.
I need first aid.
- 42
Gracias por la ayuda.
Thank you for the help.
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