côté salon

English translation: Lounge area

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French term or phrase:côté salon
English translation:Lounge area
Entered by: ALMERCANA

22:56 Jun 30, 2010
French to English translations [PRO]
Furniture / Household Appliances
French term or phrase: côté salon
Viens fêter ton anniversaire au bowling du "supermarche"!
Ton package inclut
- Location du côté salon
- Buffet comprenant:
Deux surprises (bonbons)
Deux mini sandwichs
Des sales (quiches, pizzas, feulletes…)
Des pop corn
1 gâteau d’anniversaire
- Location des chaussures
- 1 partie de bowling par personne
ALMERCANA
Morocco
Local time: 16:52
I don't think it means a special room at all
Explanation:
if you read the list, all they are doing is making a distinction between the 'eating' part and the 'bowling' part.

So they offer a package that includes a reserved area away from the playing zone with a series of snacks etc. and then the hire of shoes, etc. for the actual bowling

Your package includes a reserved area within the "lounge" area of the bowling alley

That said, I have never been to a bowling alley in my life so I'm not sure whether "lounge" is appropriate
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polyglot45
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3 +4I don't think it means a special room at all
polyglot45
4 +1party area
philgoddard
3private room
Claire Nolan


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party area


Explanation:
There's all kinds of things you could call it, but here's a suggestion.

philgoddard
United States
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 4

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Catherine Gilsenan
17 hrs
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private room


Explanation:
I'm not sure if your ''salon'' is a private room, but this is what they call it sometimes:

Package #1: Gym/Pool Party
Package includes:
+8 Kids Admissions
- $8/additional child for CCC Members
- $10/additional child for Non-Members
+Unlimited time in the pool and/or gym during the open swim/open gym hours
- Be sure to check the schedule so you know when these hours are.
+2 Free Adult Admissions
- Any extra adults that are swimming will need to pay the daily admission rate.
+Food for each child
- 1 slice of pizza, pop, chips, and ice cream
- If you want more pizza for the kids, it's best to order it right away while checking in with the cafe upon arrival.
- You are welcome to bring in your own cake.
- Any food for the adults you can bring in on your own or order separately from the cafe.
+1 Hour PRIVATE ROOM Rental
- You are allowed in the room 15 minutes early without extra charge.
- You can add in additional room time into the package price, if you feel you want more than an hour, at the regular room rental cost: $15/hour for CCC Member/Chaska Resident; $20/hour for Non-Resident. Please call the Facility Coordinator in advance to check availability.


Claire Nolan
Local time: 11:52
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 28
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I don't think it means a special room at all


Explanation:
if you read the list, all they are doing is making a distinction between the 'eating' part and the 'bowling' part.

So they offer a package that includes a reserved area away from the playing zone with a series of snacks etc. and then the hire of shoes, etc. for the actual bowling

Your package includes a reserved area within the "lounge" area of the bowling alley

That said, I have never been to a bowling alley in my life so I'm not sure whether "lounge" is appropriate

polyglot45
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish, Native in FrenchFrench
PRO pts in category: 4
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Thanks polyglot45!

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Evans (X): "lounge area" is mentioned in lots of bowling alley websites. I would go with that.
1 hr

agree  SMcG (X)
1 hr

agree  David Goward: "Lounge area" sounds fine to me. Often bowling alleys will have a seated area away from the bowling area, which looks like any regular bar or nighclub.
2 hrs

agree  Maria Constant (X): Lounge area.
3 hrs
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