お手元にチケットをもってお並びくださいって英語でなんて言うの？

All three of these answers are a good way of saying "Please have your ticket ready while you wait in line." When working in a museum, which is a formal environment it is important to be polite by using the words please and thank you. It is also in the guests interest to have their tickets ready as they will be able to spend more time in the museum rather than standing in a queue waiting to enter.

have in hand: means to hold it in your hand. To save time: is your way of telling the guests your reason for asking them to keep their tickets ready. for checking: means that you'll be checking their tickets when their turn comes. All three phrases can be used when telling museum guests to have their tickets ready. Hope this helps!

To Que - To stand in line typically waiting for something. We commonly use the word Que. Example: Q: Do you want some shaved ice? A: Yes, but the Que is too long! The best way to ask them to be ready so as to save time is to say: Please have your tickets ready/accessible/handy.

When you want to tell people that they should have their tickets while they wait in line, then you can say: -Please have your ticket handy while you wait in line. -Please make sure you have your ticket with you while you are waiting in line.

Waiting in line is usually referred to as 'queuing' in the UK. If you are ready to present somethnng, it means that your are prepared to show someone something at the appropriate time.

Use the above sentences to let others know they need to wait in line and have their tickets in their hands. Queue: line of people waiting to be served. In hand: ready, in your hand. cut in line: push in, try to take someone else's place by entering the queue anywhere else but the end. We should have our tickets ready in our hands for a quicker service once we reach the front of the line. We may have to wait long in line if there are more clients than there are consultants. When we are in a queue, we should wait patiently for assistance, we should not cut in line as this will make many people angry.

The two sentences you see provided above are terrific ways to express to your listener that they need to have their ticket in their hand while they wait in line. In the second sentence you will see the word handy. This means close or ready. This word is commonly used in our everyday conversation, it would make a great addition to your vocabulary.