42 Spanish Phrases for Intercity Bus Travel

42 compact Spanish phrases for intercity bus trips, including boarding, tickets, QR codes, luggage, seats, comfort, stops, delays, border checks, and arrival.

This collection contains the most useful expressions that will help you feel confident in communication. Learning whole phrases allows you to speak faster and more naturally, without thinking about grammar.

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Boarding
Ticket and QR Code
Luggage
Seat and Comfort
Stops and Delays
Border and Arrival

Boarding

¿Este autobús va directo?
Does this bus go direct?
¿Ya puedo subir?
Can I board now?
Mi autobús sale a las ocho.
My bus leaves at eight.
¿La fila empieza aquí?
Does the line start here?
¿Es este el andén correcto?
Is this the right platform?
Voy a Valencia.
I am going to Valencia.
¿Quién revisa los billetes?
Who checks the tickets?

Ticket and QR Code

Tengo el billete en el móvil.
I have the ticket on my phone.
Aquí está el código QR.
Here is the QR code.
No tengo señal.
I have no signal.
El código no carga.
The code does not load.
Busque mi reserva, por favor.
Look up my reservation, please.
Este es mi apellido.
This is my last name.
¿Necesita mi documento?
Do you need my ID?

Luggage

¿Dónde pongo la maleta?
Where do I put the suitcase?
Tengo una mochila pequeña.
I have a small backpack.
¿Va en la bodega?
Does it go in the luggage hold?
No ponga peso encima.
Do not put weight on top.
¿Puedo llevarla dentro?
Can I take it inside?
Mi maleta va a Madrid.
My suitcase goes to Madrid.
Necesito sacar mi bolso.
I need to take out my bag.

Seat and Comfort

¿Tengo asiento asignado?
Do I have an assigned seat?
Busco el asiento doce.
I am looking for seat twelve.
¿Puedo sentarme aquí?
Can I sit here?
El asiento no reclina.
The seat does not recline.
Hace demasiado frío.
It is too cold.
¿Hay wifi a bordo?
Is there Wi-Fi on board?
Necesito cargar el móvil.
I need to charge my phone.

Stops and Delays

¿Cuándo es la próxima parada?
When is the next stop?
¿Cuánto dura la pausa?
How long is the break?
¿El autobús esperará?
Will the bus wait?
El autobús va retrasado.
The bus is delayed.
¿A qué hora llegamos?
What time do we arrive?
Necesito bajar aquí.
I need to get off here.
Avíseme antes de llegar.
Tell me before we arrive.

Border and Arrival

¿Hay control de frontera?
Is there a border check?
Tengo el pasaporte listo.
I have the passport ready.
¿Bajamos con el equipaje?
Do we get off with luggage?
¿Dónde está la estación final?
Where is the final station?
¿Hay conexión al centro?
Is there a connection to the center?
¿Dónde recojo la maleta?
Where do I pick up the suitcase?
Gracias, buen viaje.
Thanks, have a good trip.

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