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High Speed Renfe Avlo Train - Valencia to Madrid // Madrid to Barcleona single - from £7.07 adult - £4.90 child @ The Trainline
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If holidaying in Spain this year, there are some cheap single train tickets on the high speed Renfe Avlo train, with routes including Valencia to Madrid (and vice versa) and Madrid to Barcelona (and vice versa). Adults tickets are from £7.07 and child tickets from £4.90, various months, typically cheapest train tickets are first thing in the morning or late at night.
Luggage allowance - One small carry-on luggage, plus a handbag, per passenger. Large luggage is an extra £4.62 which seems reasonable.
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Luggage allowance - One small carry-on luggage, plus a handbag, per passenger. Large luggage is an extra £4.62 which seems reasonable.
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Edited by Chanchi32, 1 March 2023
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sorted byIn all seriousness tho, agree. For an extra few euros 1st class is very decent indeed esp on long journeys.
Unfortunately, the pass isn't for X days, but number of journeys. If you are taking a number of high speed trips and need flexibility, it can work out well.
Sadly, interrail isn't great in Spain, as you need to (i) pay a supplement per train and (ii) you can only make compulsory reservations in person (not online, like you can with the Renfe Spain pass). (edited)
In the UK instead train service is mostly privatised................... (abusing ellipsis)
great deals but I wouldnt call them high speed trains going at the same speed as ours ~ 125 mph (edited)
The train was doing 300kph plus. Or. 186mph. And it was buttery smooth and on time unlike the shocking rail network in the UK.
Bring on HS2. (edited)
Spanish trains and tunnels (edited)
Mind you the £3k to get home again is a bit steep.
Probably only delays it by 5 mins but still.
And for all you people saying this is cheap, it's not normal for prices to be this low. I remember travelling on the AVE over ten years ago and the cheapest fare I could get in advance was 48euros for Madrid-Barcelona. (edited)
You can get a train from Atocha to San Sebastian though. Takes about five hours.
To be honest, the scenery is pretty nice on the way I think. If it was me I'd probably get the bus. Bus services in Spain are much better than the UK. They're the most popular form of public transport there.
It actually also says something about their regional train services too and how affordable trains are to the general population. (edited)