How to Ask for a Combo Ticket in Spanish (Multi-Attraction Passes)
Learn to ask ¿Hay boleto combinado? in Latin American Spanish, name attractions, and ask about savings on multi-site passes.
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When you visit a city with several museums, ruins, or parks, buying one ticket for everything can save money and time. In this lesson you will learn the key question ¿Hay boleto combinado? (Is there a combo ticket?) and the follow-up questions you need at a ticket window. You will practice naming two or more attractions, asking the price, and asking whether the pass saves you money. The focus is broadly useful Latin American Spanish, with regional notes where wording changes.
By the end, you can…
- ask whether a combined ticket exists for two or more attractions.
- name attractions and ask how much a combo ticket costs and whether it saves money.
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¿Hay boleto combinado?
Is there a combo ticket?
ee eye boh-LEH-toh kohm-bee-NAH-doh
The most direct question at a ticket window. In Mexico you may also hear boleto combinado; in Argentina and Uruguay, entrada combinada is common.
¿Hay un pase para varios museos?
Is there a pass for several museums?
ee eye oon PAH-seh pah-rah BAH-ryohs moo-SEH-ohs
Use pase when the ticket works like a pass. Pase is widely understood across Latin America.
¿Cuánto cuesta el boleto combinado?
How much does the combo ticket cost?
KWAHN-toh KWEHS-tah el boh-LEH-toh kohm-bee-NAH-doh
A polite, standard price question. You can replace boleto combinado with pase or entrada combinada.
¿Cuánto ahorro con el pase?
How much do I save with the pass?
KWAHN-toh ah-OH-roh kohn el PAH-seh
Use this to compare the pass price with buying separate tickets. Ahorro means I save.
¿El pase incluye el museo y las ruinas?
Does the pass include the museum and the ruins?
el PAH-seh een-KLOO-yeh el moo-SEH-oh ee lahs RWEE-nahs
Use incluye to ask what is covered. List the places with y (and). For more than two, use commas and y before the last item.
Pronunciation guides are approximate. Slow playback keeps the original pitch.
Make it make sense
Useful pattern
The core pattern is ¿Hay + [ticket word] + para/combinado? Hay means there is or there are. Ask ¿Hay boleto combinado? or ¿Hay un pase para dos atracciones? (Is there a pass for two attractions?). To ask about savings, use ¿Cuánto ahorro con...? For example: ¿Cuánto ahorro con el pase? (How much do I save with the pass?). To ask what is included, use ¿El pase incluye...? as in ¿El pase incluye el acuario? (Does the pass include the aquarium?).
When to use it
Use these questions at the taquilla (ticket window) before you pay. Start with ¿Hay boleto combinado? If the answer is sí, ask ¿Cuánto cuesta? and ¿Cuánto ahorro con el pase? If you need specific sites, ask ¿El pase incluye el museo y el jardín botánico? In some places the pass is digital, so you may hear es un pase digital (it is a digital pass). If the answer is no, you can ask ¿Solo hay boletos individuales? (Are there only individual tickets?).
Listen to each line, then take one part and reply out loud.
Buenos días, ¿hay boleto combinado para el museo y las ruinas?
Good morning, is there a combo ticket for the museum and the ruins?BWEH-nohs DEE-ahs, ee eye boh-LEH-toh kohm-bee-NAH-doh pah-rah el moo-SEH-oh ee lahs RWEE-nahsSí, hay un pase para los dos. Cuesta doscientos pesos.
Yes, there is a pass for both. It costs two hundred pesos.see, eye oon PAH-seh pah-rah lohs dohs. KWEHS-tah doh-SYEHN-tohs PEH-sohs¿Cuánto ahorro con el pase?
How much do I save with the pass?KWAHN-toh ah-OH-roh kohn el PAH-sehAhorra cincuenta pesos. También incluye el jardín botánico.
You save fifty pesos. It also includes the botanical garden.ah-OH-rah seen-KWEHN-tah PEH-sohs. tahm-BYEHN een-KLOO-yeh el har-DEEN boh-TAH-nee-kohA little context goes a long way
In Latin America, boleto is common in Mexico and much of South America, while entrada is very common in Argentina, Uruguay, and Spain. Pase works widely for a multi-site pass. Prices and student or resident discounts vary by site, so ask ¿Hay descuento para estudiantes? (Is there a student discount?) if it applies to you. Keep your tone polite with buenos días or buenas tardes before your question.
One thing to watch for
Using ¿Hay un boleto combinado? with an English word order or saying ¿Es hay un boleto?
Try this instead: Hay already means there is or there are, so do not add es. Say ¿Hay un boleto combinado? or simply ¿Hay boleto combinado? For example, correct: ¿Hay un pase para los dos museos? Incorrect: ¿Es hay un pase?
Your turn
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1How do you ask 'Is there a combo ticket?' in Spanish?
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¿Hay boleto combinado?
Hay means there is or there are, and boleto combinado means combo ticket. You can also say ¿Hay un pase combinado? or, in Argentina and Uruguay, ¿Hay una entrada combinada?
2Ask how much you save with the pass.
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¿Cuánto ahorro con el pase?
Cuánto asks how much, ahorro means I save, and con el pase means with the pass. You can also ask ¿Cuánto ahorro con el boleto combinado?
3Ask whether the pass includes the museum and the ruins.
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¿El pase incluye el museo y las ruinas?
Incluye means includes. List the places with y before the last item. You can also ask ¿El boleto combinado incluye el museo y las ruinas?
Start with ¿Hay boleto combinado? Then ask ¿Cuánto cuesta? and ¿Cuánto ahorro con el pase? to confirm the price and savings before you buy.
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