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Most Inexpensive Way to Buy Train Tickets in Spain

One of the things i like the most about Spain is how easy it is to travel by train. Spain used to have one national train company, Renfe, but they recently allowed private companies to run on the train lines so you've got other options like Ouigo and Avlo, depending on your destination.   So the question becomes, what's the most inexpensive way to buy train tickets in Spain? Everyone's happy to get off the train! My recommendation: find the cheapest option for your schedule  on Trainline (like google flights for trains) and then buy them directly from the particular company. If you think your plans may change be sure to book a flex fare. Prices get higher as you approach the travel date and as seats get sold. I have only used Renfe, which is because some people (me) never learn , so I cannot speak to the low-cost options.    Renfe's website can be a little finicky so you might have to try a few times to buy the tickets. Renfe has started charging FIVE EUROS...

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