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SUCHIIYER
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Posted 6 years ago

I will be travelling to spain in Aug 2018 & would prefer travelling by train mainly around the country. Some websites are telling me that if i book 30 day in advance the train tickets are more pricier than if I book 14 days in advance. Is that true? I thought booking as early as possible would give me a cheaper rate?

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Peter
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replied 6 years ago

Hi and welcome.
Yes, that\'s correct. You will find saver prices if you book early in advance. :)
What are your planed routes? As maybe a rail pass could be a good option for you as well. In Spain there is for example the RENFE Spain Pass available: [u]https://rail.cc/en/renfe-spain-pass[/u]
Just let me know your route and we can go deeper into details... :)
Pete :)

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SUCHIIYER
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replied 6 years ago

Hi thank you for getting back to me. My route is as follows:

27th Aug from morning to evening: Seville(8:35am departure) to Cordoba(9:45am arrival) & cordoba(2:06pm departure) to Seville(2:55pm arrival)
27th Aug evening: Seville(6:25pm departure) to Valencia(10:19pm arrival)

30th Aug: Valencia to madrid

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Flo
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replied 6 years ago

Hi and welcome to railcc!

RENFE in Spain uses a yield management similar to those of airlines for long distance trains, with the price depending on when you book, when you travel and how popular a certain connection is.

There are usually three price levels with different options regarding selection of seats, possibility to return/exchange/refund tickets etc...

Sevilla to Cordoba and return is a local journey which you can do with MD, AV City or Avant services; these services offer single class standard fares only; so it doesnt matter when you book.

For Sevilla to Cordoba and Valencia to Madrid long distance trains (AVE, Talgo) are the best option; check prices on [ux]https://rail.shop/omio/[/ux]

Flo