Ouigo Spain Sale With €9 Train Tickets
High-speed train operator Ouigo is currently offering an excellent sale on certain routes in Spain, with long-distance tickets available for just €9.
Ouigo sale in Spain
The €9 tickets available in the sale are for Ouigo’s routes connecting Madrid, the capital of Spain, with cities in the southern region of Andalusia.
You can buy the discounted €9 tickets on trains on the Madrid-Cordoba-Seville route, as well as on the Madrid-Cordoba-Malaga route.
The sale of the bargain-priced tickets will begin at noon local Spanish time on 19th February and will be valid for travel until 1st June.
Tickets can be bought online on the Ouigo website.
Ouigo high-speed train (far right) at Alicante. ©AndyBTravels
Other great Ouigo discounts
Ouigo also has a great Valentine’s Day discount on trains between Madrid and Murcia, Madrid and Valencia, Madrid and Alicante, as well as between Alicante and Valladolid and Valencia and Valladolid.
On these routes, tickets are sold at a 20% discount, meaning some are available for as little as €9 as well.
This deal ends at 23:59 local Spanish time on Wednesday, so you’ll need to act fast to secure discounted tickets on these routes.
You can find the full terms and conditions of Ouigo’s Valentine’s Day promotional deal here.
Ouigo and inOui high-speed trains. ©AndyBTravels
About Ouigo
Ouigo is the low-cost high-speed brand of SNCF, the French Railways, which markets its standard high-speed TGV services as inOui.
As high-speed rail in Spain is fully liberalised, new operators are able to run trains across the country, in addition to the Spanish national rail company Renfe.
This is why besides the AVE high-speed trains of Renfe, you can also hop on a high-speed train operated by Ouigo in Spain or one operated by Iryo, a company jointly owned by Trenitalia, the Italian State Railways.
In fact, Renfe has its own low-cost high-speed train service called Avlo, which was fully inspired by Ouigo.
All this competition, from both standard high-speed operators and their low-cost counterparts, is obviously great news for Spanish rail travellers and foreign visitors to Spain, as it has resulted in a significant decrease in ticket prices!
