My son wanted to go to Nintendo World, so we needed to obtainbuy the timed tickets.

I downloaded the official Universal Studios App and obtainedbought the timed tickets.

At first, we waited for the attractionin line for the Yoshi adventure to ride, for 70 minutes in the line.

70 minutes wereas too long for me, but my son looked so excited the whileduring the waiting time.

rRaising our arms.

When we entered the world, the staff told us that theaught us a catchphrase here is, "Here we go!"

At first, we waited for the a70 minutes in the line for the attraction , 'Yoshi a's Adventure' to ride for 70 minutes in the line.

70 minutes wereas too long for me, but my son looked so excited the whiole time.

When we got ion the ride we said "Here we go!"

However, the time we were ion the ride was only 5 minutes.

After I paid, the cashier said "Enjoy theyour time" and then, we said together "Here we go!

When we entered the wNintendo World, the staff told us that the catchphrase here is "Here we go!"

At first, we waited forin line for 70 minutes to ride the attraction Yoshi a's Adventure to ride for 70 minutes in the line.

I'm not sure if the name of the attraction actually has the s in it, but typical English grammar would include the s

70 minutes wereas too long for me, but my son looked so excited the whiole time.

When we got ion the ride we said "Here we go!"

However, the time we were ionly on the ride was onlyfor 5 minutes.

After I paid, the cashier said, "Enjoy the time!" and then, we said together, "Here we go!

", but I didn't have much energy.

When we entered the wNintendo World, the staff told us that the catchphrase here is "Here we go!"

At first, we waited forin line for 70 minutes to ride the attraction Yoshi aAdventure to ride for 70 minutes in the line.

70 minutes wereas too long for me, but my son looked so excited the whiole time.

When we got ion the ride, we raised our arms and said "Here we go!"

raising our arms.

However, the time we were in the ride was only 5 minutes long.

After I paid, the cashier said "Enjoy theyour time!" and then, we said together "Here we go!

My son wanted to go to Nintendo World, so we needed to obtain timedget tickets.

I downloaded the official Universal Studios App and obtained the timedbought the tickets.

When we entered the wNintendo World, the staff told us that the catchphrase here is "Here we go!"

At first, we waited for the attraction Yoshi adventure to ride for 70 minutes in the linein line for 70 minutes to ride the Yoshi adventure attraction.

70 minutes wereas too long for me, but my son looked so excited the while time.

As someone explained previously, "70 minutes was too long" is short for "Waiting 70 minutes was too long"

When we got ion the ride we raised our arms and said "Here we go!"

raising our arms.

However, the time we were in the ride waswe spent only 5 minutes on the ride.

After I paid, the cashier said "Enjoy theyour time" and then, we said together "Here we go!

I downloaded the official Universal Studios App and obtained the timnumbered tickets (with our place in line).

I wasn't sure how to translate 整理券 - perhaps something like this works.

When we entered the world, the staff told us that the catchphrase here is "Here we go!"

Although it's called Nintendo World, it sounds a bit strange to say "entered the world" here. You could also say, "entered Nintendo World."

At first, we waited for the attraction Yoshi adventure to ride for 70 minutes in the line70 minutes in the Yoshi adventure attraction.

70 minutes wereas too long for me, but my son looked so excited the while time.

So, I completely understand why you said "were," because minutes is plural. But... in this case, "was" sounds much more natural.
It's kinda like saying, "(Waiting) 70 minutes was too long," or, "(The concept of) 70 minutes was too long."

When we got inon/to the ride we said "Here we go!"

However, the time we were ion the ride was only 5 minutes.

After I paid, the cashier said "Enjoy theyour time" and then, we said together "Here we go!

My son wanted to go to Nintendo World, so we needed to obtainbuy/get timed tickets.

"Obtain" isn't exactly wrong, but using buy or get for tickets is more appropriate.

I am not sure if "timed tickets" is different in the case of Nintendo World. If not, just use "tickets"

I downloaded the official Universal Studios App and obtainedbought/got the timed tickets.

same as above

At first, we waited for the attraction Yoshi adventure to ride for 70 minutes in the line.

70 minutes were too long for me, but my son looked so excited the whiole time.

After I paid, the cashier said "Enjoy the time" and then, we said together "Here we go!