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Funny ways to say let's go

"Let's go" can mean "time to leave" or "time to start", and both need a little push. Here are 15 funny ways to say let's go, for friends and outings, for getting started, a few mock-official ones from the Department of Doubt, and simple kind ones that always work.

For friends and outings

For getting started

Mock official

Simple and kind

Keep it light

  1. Sound excited, not cross. "Let's go" works best as an invitation, not an order.
  2. Give people a moment. A cheerful nudge a few minutes early beats a sharp one at the last second.
  3. Know the group. Playful for friends, short and warm for a meeting.

More from the Department

If the nudge needs to be a little firmer, see the funny ways to say hurry up. Once you are out of the door, there are funny ways to say I'm on my way, and if the plan is for the weekend, check the bad ideas for the weekend first. All guides are on the guides page, and today's ruling is on the home page.

See also: funny ways to say I'm ready.

Questions about funny ways to say let's go

What is a funny way to say let's go?

Something with a bit of ceremony, like "The adventure is ready. The adventurers are not. Let us fix that." One cheerful line gets people moving better than a lecture.

What is a funny way to say let's get started at work?

Keep it upbeat for the whole team: "Right, everyone, the meeting has started and so has the fun. Mostly the meeting." It is light, and it still starts the meeting.

What can I say instead of let's go?

Try "Shall we head off?" or "Ready when you are." Both are friendly and give people a gentle nudge.

What is a simple way to say let's go?

A plain "Shall we go?" always works. It is polite, short and lets everyone gather their things.

The Department of Doubt is satire, but these let's-go lines are real suggestions you are free to use. See the satire notice.