Where at Barcelona Sants Station can I buy reservations for AVE trains?
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Barcelona-Sants Seat Reservation
Best answer by Schelte
At the Renfe long distance ticket booths in the main hall.
Note there can be quite a queue (they work with a number system), but it varies depending on the moment. If you're in Barcelona for longer note you can also do so at Barcelona-Estació de França (where queues are probably shorter) and possibly at more stations (I've made bookings in the past at a station that wasn't listed on the list provided by Interrail).
+4At the Renfe long distance ticket booths in the main hall.
Note there can be quite a queue (they work with a number system), but it varies depending on the moment. If you're in Barcelona for longer note you can also do so at Barcelona-Estació de França (where queues are probably shorter) and possibly at more stations (I've made bookings in the past at a station that wasn't listed on the list provided by Interrail).
+4I'm not sure if they can make reservations at the Renfe service desk within the departures area. If you arrive from Paris (and use the stairs instead of the escalators - the escalators lead to outside the security perimeter if I'm not mistaken) that might be worth asking.
Cannot do the latter-of course can only do when they also accept paying-and that should still include cash. Perhaps can do if foned/RES advance and only have to collect that ticket etc
I also highly doubt if they let you onto an AVE without that airport-imi style luggage check if coming directly from the Francia!?
+4mcadv wrote:
Cannot do the latter-of course can only do when they also accept paying-and that should still include cash. Perhaps can do if foned/RES advance and only have to collect that ticket etc
I wrote the previous comment because I recalled seeing a payment terminal on that desk.
mcadv wrote:
I also highly doubt if they let you onto an AVE without that airport-imi style luggage check if coming directly from the Francia!?
You can doubt it but I did it about a month ago, as long as you have the stairs and not the escalators (the escalators are one way into the publicly accessible hall).
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