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How to Say “How much is admission” in Chinese

门票多少钱?
ménpiào duōshao qián?
How much is admission · trad. 門票多少錢?
A person points at a counter, asking about admission, illustrating “how much is admission” in Chinese: 门票多少钱? (ménpiào duōshao qián?)

门票多少钱? (ménpiào duōshao qián) is a common question to ask about the price of an entrance ticket, such as for a museum, park, or scenic spot.

What does 门票多少钱? (ménpiào duōshao qián?) mean?

门票多少钱? (ménpiào duōshao qián?) means “how much is admission” in English. Word for word, it breaks down as “entrance ticket how much money?”

When to use it

Neutral and direct. For a general price inquiry, you can use 多少钱? (duōshao qián) by itself. To be more polite, add 请问 (qǐngwèn, “excuse me”) at the beginning.

How to pronounce it

Sounds like “MEN-pyow DWO-shao CHYEN?” with falling tones on 门 and 钱, and a rising tone on 多少.

Other ways to say it

  • 多少钱?duōshao qián?How much money? (general)
  • 这个多少钱?zhège duōshao qián?How much is this?
  • 免费吗?miǎnfèi ma?Is it free?

Examples

请问,门票多少钱?
qǐngwèn, ménpiào duōshao qián?
Excuse me, how much is the entrance ticket?
这个公园的门票多少钱?
zhège gōngyuán de ménpiào duōshao qián?
How much is the entrance ticket for this park?
门票多少钱?我需要提前预订吗?
ménpiào duōshao qián? wǒ xūyào tíqián yùdìng ma?
How much is admission? Do I need to book in advance?
Pro tip: Many popular attractions now require advance online booking for entrance tickets, so it's good to check if you need to reserve ahead of time.

Related phrases

几点开门? · What time do you open几点关门? · What time do you close今天开门吗? · Are you open today
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