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42 Spanish Phrases for Subway and Public Transport

42 Spanish phrases for the subway and public transport: tickets, turnstiles, lines, stops, transfers, exits, delays, rules, and accessibility.

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Tickets and Cards

  • 01

    Necesito recargar la tarjeta.

    I need to top up the card.

  • 02

    Un billete sencillo, por favor.

    One single ticket, please.

  • 03

    ¿Sirve para el autobús?

    Does it work for the bus?

  • 04

    ¿Sirve para el metro?

    Does it work for the subway?

  • 05

    La máquina no acepta tarjeta.

    The machine does not accept cards.

  • 06

    ¿Hay abono diario?

    Is there a day pass?

  • 07

    ¿Dónde compro el billete?

    Where do I buy the ticket?

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Turnstiles and Gates

  • 08

    El torniquete no abre.

    The turnstile does not open.

  • 09

    No leyó mi billete.

    It did not read my ticket.

  • 10

    Me cobraron dos veces.

    I was charged twice.

  • 11

    ¿Por dónde paso con maleta?

    Where do I go through with a suitcase?

  • 12

    La puerta está cerrada.

    The gate is closed.

  • 13

    Necesito ayuda para pasar.

    I need help getting through.

  • 14

    ¿Hay acceso sin escalones?

    Is there step-free access?

Lines and Platforms

  • 15

    ¿Esta es la línea azul?

    Is this the blue line?

  • 16

    Voy hacia el centro.

    I am going toward the center.

  • 17

    Estoy en el andén equivocado.

    I am on the wrong platform.

  • 18

    ¿Qué andén necesito?

    Which platform do I need?

  • 19

    ¿Este tren va al norte?

    Does this train go north?

  • 20

    La línea está cortada.

    The line is closed.

  • 21

    ¿Dónde está el plano?

    Where is the map?

Stops and Direction

  • 22

    ¿Para en Sol?

    Does it stop at Sol?

  • 23

    ¿Cuántas paradas faltan?

    How many stops are left?

  • 24

    Voy en dirección contraria.

    I am going in the opposite direction.

  • 25

    Avíseme en esta parada.

    Tell me at this stop.

  • 26

    ¿Cuál es la próxima parada?

    What is the next stop?

  • 27

    Tengo que bajarme aquí.

    I have to get off here.

  • 28

    ¿Este autobús pasa por aquí?

    Does this bus pass here?

Transfers and Exits

  • 29

    ¿Dónde hago transbordo?

    Where do I transfer?

  • 30

    A la línea verde.

    To the green line.

  • 31

    ¿Está dentro de la estación?

    Is it inside the station?

  • 32

    Busco la salida norte.

    I am looking for the north exit.

  • 33

    ¿Qué salida va al museo?

    Which exit goes to the museum?

  • 34

    ¿Hay ascensor cerca?

    Is there an elevator nearby?

  • 35

    Necesito cambiar de autobús.

    I need to change buses.

Delays and Rules

  • 36

    El tren está retrasado.

    The train is delayed.

  • 37

    ¿Cuánto tarda el próximo?

    How long until the next one?

  • 38

    Hay demasiada gente.

    There are too many people.

  • 39

    ¿Puedo llevar bicicleta?

    Can I bring a bicycle?

  • 40

    ¿Hay multa sin billete?

    Is there a fine without a ticket?

  • 41

    Mi tarjeta no funciona.

    My card does not work.

  • 42

    Gracias por indicarme.

    Thanks for showing me.

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