High Speed Ouigo Train - April to May return tickets - Madrid to Valencia rtn / Madrid to Segovia rtn / Madrid to Vallodolid rtn w/ code

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If holidaying in Spain before 1st June, high speed train operator Ouigo has some cheap high speed single train fares from £7.70 (€9) each way, but are currently running a code for €10 off DIEZMILL which specifically works on return journeys before 1st June. This reduces fares to £6.84 return (€8). includes 1 bag/backpack and 1 cabin luggage. use a fee free card to pay. Code is one use per email.

Madrid to Valencia return (and vice versa)
Madrid to Segovia return (and vice versa) - recently launched
Madrid to Vallodolid return (and vice versa) - recently launched
Madrid to Cuenca return (and vice versa) - recently launched

Example 1 adult - Madrid to Segova return April 25th £6.84 return (€8)

Example 1 adult - Madrid to Valencia return May 9th to May 11th £6.84 return (€8)

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16th Apr
If you fancy splashing out, renfe first class is very affordable (well, anywhere is affordable compared to the UK). There's a lounge with food & drink in most stations, nice seats, total ticket flexibility and food/drinks on train.
16th Apr
haha this price for high speed rail. Meanwhile in the UK this will cost the price of a 1 mile journey / next station - single ticket mind!!!
16th Apr
Rip-off Britain strikes again
16th Apr
Whereabouts in the UK is Madrid?
16th Apr
Ryanair + High Speed Train + Food + Accommodation in Spain = Cheaper than sitting at home in the UK..... Time to apply for my visa....
16th Apr
UK trains are really expensive and out-of-date compared with the Spanish ones.
16th Apr
Compared to Italy too. Privatization baby, damn money worshipping system
15 h, 50 m ago
Only 40 years later we'll show the EU how much better we are with our own high speed rail!
16th Apr
In Spain remember you have to go through a security check before you can access the platforms. So you need to arrive 30 mins before.

Also Ouigo is a budget operator - watch out that you are charged for luggage above a cabin sized suitcase, and for extras like choosing your own seat (there are some dreaded "middle seats in a 3" on these trains), which don't have armrests either).

Still some great deals in Spain... Thanks to competition I add too. (edited)
16 h, 40 m ago
Totally right on the potential to be charged for luggage.

You don't need to arrive 30 mins before though - 10 mins is enough. The security check is nothing like the one for the plane. You just put your bag through a large x-ray machine and as a result the queue is usually small and fast moving.
14 h, 18 m ago
For some context - normal prices eg if you want a Return today:

MAD-VAL 360km takes 126 / 114 / 114 minutes e77 Single

LON-YORK 314km takes 110 / 114 / 109 minutes £123 to £128 Return

Their high speed service is in practice slower than ours given their mandatory airport-style check-in Edit: it seems you can risk rocking up to the security check just 5-10 minutes before departure, meaning average speeds are about the same. (edited)
12 h, 9 m ago
Are you a politician? This is the most deceptive comparison you can make.

How about MAD-BCN 627km (double distance LON-YORK) in 150 minutes and I've regularly paid £8.

And the suggestion of airport style check in times is a joke. I've regularly turned up at the station 5-10 mins before, whisked my bag through a massive x-ray, and still always caught the train. Good luck doing that at the airport...
16th Apr
Spain deals uk
16th Apr
scorchio
15 h, 44 m ago
Their trains can often be very uncomfortable. People put their luggage under their seat and i had minus leg room with it sticking out. I could only dream of the legroom you get in ryanair.
15 h, 32 m ago
Need some travel advice! We are traveling to Barcelona and staying there for 3 days and then travelling to Madrid by train for another 3 days before flying back. Would you recommend Valencia as a day trip from Madrid in this itinerary? Thanks
15 h, 24 m ago
I would definitely recommend Valencia, but it would be quite rushed to do it in a day. Could you shave off one night in either Barcelona or Madrid and then go Barcelona to Valencia to Madrid (or vice versa)?
Seville is a very nice city to visit too.