Full List of Siri Phrases

    Here’s exactly what a guest can say to Siri, grouped by shortcut. Every phrase below works with any variation of the app’s name in place of “[app name]” — useful as a guest-facing cheat sheet or for staff training. This is the list for every holiday park app; only the app’s own name substitutes in. The five apps that aren’t holiday parks (Acresfield Spa, Dorchester, Tozers, Southwest Awards and Stables) have their own, smaller sets with different wording — see Customising Search & Shortcuts for what can and can’t be tailored per park.

    Search FAQs

    • “I have a question for [app name]”
    • “Ask [app name] a question”
    • “I need help with [app name]”
    • “I want to ask [app name] something”

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    Content: These are also the phrases for asking a factual question, such as “is the sports bar open” — Siri asks “What would you like to know?” and the guest says their question. See Asking Siri a Question.

    What’s On (Events)

    • “What’s on at [app name]”
    • “Find events at [app name]”
    • “What’s happening at [app name]”
    • “Show me events at [app name]”
    • “What events are on at [app name]”
    • “What’s scheduled at [app name]”
    • “What activities are on at [app name]”
    • “Show me what’s on at [app name]”
    • “What’s coming up at [app name]”
    • “Show me upcoming events at [app name]”
    • “What’s on the schedule at [app name]”
    • “What’s planned at [app name]”

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    A guest can also narrow this down to a specific time period — for example “What’s on this weekend at [app name]” or “What events are on next week at [app name]”.

    Search Welcome Pack

    • “I’m looking for something in my welcome pack at [app name]”
    • “Find me something in my welcome pack at [app name]”
    • “I want to find something in my welcome pack at [app name]”

    Search Places

    • “I’m looking for a place at [app name]”
    • “Find me a place at [app name]”
    • “I want to find a place at [app name]”

    Search Routes

    • “I’m looking for a route at [app name]”
    • “Find me a route at [app name]”
    • “I want to find a route at [app name]”

    Search Offers

    • “I’m looking for an offer at [app name]”
    • “Find me an offer at [app name]”
    • “I want to find an offer at [app name]”

    Search Holiday Homes

    • “I’m looking for a home at [app name]”
    • “Find me a home at [app name]”
    • “I want to find a home at [app name]”

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    For Places, Routes, Offers, and Holiday Homes, saying a category instead of a specific name also works — for example “I’m looking for attractions at [app name]” — and ranks matching items highly. See Siri: Searching by Voice.

    My Booking

    • “Show my booking on [app name]”
    • “What is my booking on [app name]”
    • “Check my booking on [app name]”
    • “View my reservation on [app name]”
    • “Show my reservation on [app name]”
    • “What are my booking details on [app name]”
    • “Find my booking on [app name]”
    • “Show my upcoming stay on [app name]”
    • “When is my stay on [app name]”
    • “What is my upcoming booking on [app name]”
    • “Check my upcoming reservation on [app name]”
    • “Show my current booking on [app name]”
    • “What booking do I have on [app name]”
    • “Show booking details on [app name]”
    • “When am I staying with [app name]”

    Global Search

    • “Search [app name] for…” — finish the sentence with whatever the guest is looking for. See Siri Global Search for how this works.