We have been on this line, but only a short way, after a few minutes we changed trains and we took the R2 to the South to Villanova I la Geltru. Very convenient from the airport to our vacation address.

5:50 you can actually see one power outlet next to the door. But not very useful if you want to be seated tho, they are only next to the doors.

Are you sure you measured the Aerobús time correctly and don’t confuse it with the time for the number 46 TMB bus? That does take over 40 mins (for a single price 2.40), but the aerobús takes 25 mins or so, and leaves you in Plaça Catalunya. Definitely the quickest from T1, until the train arrives. Also, a single from T2 on Rodalies is 2.40, not the price you gave, which is for a metro ticket. Finally, both the Rodalies and 46 bus fares (but NOT the metro, or aerobús) can be used with a regular T-Casual ticket, which is 10 journeys for 11.35€, and this is generally the cheapest option if you are spending a few days in Barcelona on a visit.

Simply Railway = Simply Amazing🤩💯

Civia Serie 465 not 375, btw, the Civia of the video it is made by Alstom, like the ones in Malaga, Cadiz and Valencia. the ones made by CAF are located in Madrid and Asturias

Awesome. Thanks for the video

4:00 that grey platform you're walking on used to be another track, but it was covered like 3 years ago.

Sorry that you were riding in the dark, the views from this train are amazing. (Also I want to join to other comments that say that, unfortunately, Aerobus is really more convenient. Let's hope a new straighter line and T1 connection will fix this)

One fast like 4 ur work!!

Thanks for video, we're going to Barca in May and need to travel from Bcn T2 to Passaig de Gracia.

Bom vídeo excelente parabéns

Amazing

Another great video. However, Catalonia is not a province but an autonomous community. The four provinces of Catalonia are Barcelona, Girona, Lleida and Tarragona. It's a double layer system similar to that in your native France where you have regions and provinces.

the aeroport station used to be double tracked until some years ago

Nice trip report

Great video! And can you make also a trip on Madrid?

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good job video barcelona

4:20 Catalonia is not a province, Catalonia is an autonomous community and it's provinces are Barcelona, Tarragona, Lleida and Girona.

Cool video Goldenpass first claas "driver view" vip ride please👍🏻👌🏼

You can buy the 10-trip ticket, for the price of € 10.20 this allows you to use it to go to the center, for only € 1.02 and the following 9 tickets can be used using the metro, the following days you spend in barcelona.

It’s so funny when u said there is a ghost on the train that does not want ur toilets time lol

A few helpful tips As mentioned by a f few people you can use an integrated ATM (l'Autoritat del Transport Metropolità) card which works on all public transport means in the Barcelona area (with the exception of the basic cards with the airport metro stations). Wach ride with an integrated card includes changes (up to 3) to different transport means. The airport is in zone 1 (like Barcelona and quite a few of the sounding cities) so it's the cheapest way in most cases. The T-Casual is 11.35€ for 10 rides, it replaced the T-10 card but they took away the option to share it. After protests the added the T-Familiar card which is 8 rides for 10€ and can be shared. so unless you're taking a one way trip alone to the city one of those card will cost less. The T-Casual is valid until the end of February of the following year and the T-Familiar for 30 days from first use. If you have a ticket for an AVE/Long Distance train you can ride the Rodalies/Cercanías for free to/from the origin/end of your train (4h before departure and 4h after arrival). On you card you'll have a code (combo Cercanías) that you can use at the machines to get the local ride ticket. The Aerobús takes less than 42 minutes. I use it all the time as I have a stop near my house and it usually takes me around 30 minutes. The regular bus (46 to Pl.Espanya during the day or the night buses, N16/N17/N18 to Pl. Catalunya) also work with those cards (you cannot buy on on the bus but you might find a place to buy one at the terminal, in the past the past the Tabaco stand in the T1 arrival hall sold ATM tickets). On the bus you can only get a single ticket (not now, due to Covid19, on the TMB buses, like the 46 bus, you can buy one through their app after registration scanning the barcode one the bus - I don't think other operators offer such a service (like on the night buses that are operated by Baixbus). For the train you can bus a single ticket from the machine but it is expensive as single tickets are not part of the integrated system and on Rodalies the airport is in zone 4, not zone one (like it is on the integrted system), that's why it's 4.60€ (a single for one zone is 2.40€ which is what it will cost on regular buses from the airport to Barcelona - when you can buy one). The metro does not reach the city center and with the require change it's a long trip (around 1h) so for most it's not worthwhile at all. It also has a special expensive fare (5.15€) so unless you have no other choice and it has a stop near your destination do not use it. Single tickets do not include transfers, unless it's inside a closed system (so you can change in Sants from the airport train to a different Rodalies line, like one that stops at Pl. Catalunay or Arc de Traiomf or between metro lines, as long you're change is without going out of the system). As mentioned, the airport trains station had two tracks but it was covered as there was no need for it, since the connection only has one track. The new shorter line which will have a new station in T2 and will be connected to T1 will have a double track connection. As for the airport line, it is R2nord which is important as there two other R2 lines, R2 that ends at Castelldefels main station (it does not reach the Platja Castelldefels station) and the R2sud that ends in Sant Vicenç de Calders - both of them do not reach the airport.

You can use the rodalies from barcelona to latour de Carol (in France), that's interesting

The traction sound of those Civia (and by extension, a generation of Alstom X'Trapolis) trains has to be one of my favorite ones ever. So cool.

The station used to have two tracks back in 2014

The new corcovado coc railway in brazil would be badass😊 or as you say train de cremaliere

If do you wanna go from Aeroport del Prat to Barcelona, grab the metro L9 and change to the L1 at Torrassa, L5 at Collblanc or L3 at Zona Universitària, it cost a little bit more but the service is much better ;)

Can u do bonn to meckenheim germany? 1st btw

We want to see simply railway covering Indian railways. You ll definitely enjoy thr feel of Indian trains.

Lo más barato es coger el bus, da un huevo de vueltas pero es lo más cheaper

Can you review metra in Chicago? Your vids are great!

There are power outlets! you can see them on 5:53 right besides the door there is one for every door iirc

Best and cheapest option is Bus nº 46, it goes to Plaza Espanya using regular tickets.

Passeig de Gracia has the longest platforms I've ever seen for an underground train station. Hate also the infinite tunnel which connects to L3 😑

The old connection (made of concrete and painted white and red, as the commuter) www.trenscat.com/renfe/images/linia08/aeroport/P051205072.jpg When I was a child, there were rolling platforms in the connnection, and also there were two! tracks in the station. Note that floors are different, due to a temporary (now permanent) structure that covers the second track... Check it on this page scrolling down, to look for old photos. www.trenscat.com/renfe/aeroport_ct.html Favourite www.trenscat.com owned by Bernat Borras, the best website for trains in Catalonia.

Rodiales isn’t the only one. Someone else runs the standard gauge and meter gauge lines.

You should review the FGC trains when you come back to Barcelona. Those trains are much better and offer connections to the city center but also to the insides of Catalonia. Give them a try!

i already been there and there will be a new station...

I think its a useful video but please remember: - AeroBus goes to each Terminal (T1 and T2) with independent buses. They pass every 5-10 minutes and took 15-20 minutes to get to the Terminal. For a little bit more you get way faster to the place. Also the Aerobus stops at the main spots in the city (Plaça Espanya, and Plaça Catalunya and some other along the way. so its way more useful). - Rodalies usually goes late. Usually brokes down, and it only comes every 30' so if you miss one, you are screwed. - Price: From the T2 yes you have to pay 4,60 euros. The metro ticket does not work there. For the other ride (city to T2) you can use your already existing Metro Ticket (T-10 or now renamed T-Casual multiple trips ticket helps out).

La gare en a une deuxième voie, qui est couverte a la demande du gvt catalan, en fait marches sur elle au moment de monter sur le train (le revetement du sol est différent). Quand au prix, il y a maniére de payer encore moins, si on va voyager plusieurs jours, les T-Casual (carnet 10 voyages) d'une zone sont valables sur le train.

At 8:32, seen the wheelchair exit the train, how do disable people get in the train with that large step up?

I remember we paid an arm and a leg to make this trip by taxi.

Cost of this trip is even cheaper if you buy a T-Casual ticket (previously known as T-10 ticket) for 10 trips for €11. So for only €1,10 you can go to Sants and change to metro and go anywhere else within a city. All trip for €1,10.

there are power outlets next to the doors

How is the new station at T1 progressing?

Also, T-Casual is valid for Rodalies in the airport, quite handy if you are doing several trips around Barcelona!

Every Civia (rodalies) is made from Alstom.

Cheap yes but convienant not really. I live here and took it twice, spent 3 times as much time and was overcrowded with people. Uncomfortable. I always take the aerobus and then connect to metro, quicker, cleaner, spacious and not expensive IMHO. Each to their own i suppose

If you use a T-Casual (former T-10, a multi trip card) becomes four times cheaper. Despite being cheap compared to other major cities, single tickets to Barcelona airport are still a tourist trap. Did you have any issues recording this report? Security guards in Spanish Railways are well known for their rudeness, most of them won't allow you to take pics or videos, but there are only making their own rules. If you go to the ADIF website says clearly you can, indeed!

E entrao ha ber el rulo de la portada y no sale nada menua stafa

That seat is harder than my sofa

Renfe; not on time most of the times i had to use their services lol :D

Yes, but watch your bags especially if you switch to the metro. Pickpockets are many and everywhere. If you have a backpack/daypack, where it on your front. I’m serious!

But for now (up to 2022, they are still constructing the Railway) You can't take the Train on Terminal T-1 , only in Terminal T-2...

There's no train on T1! Only T2. So going on a train is not the most convenient way, is just one more option available!

The Civia has powershockets, there are next at the door, yeah the people sits in the doors (floor) *sorry for my bad English, i'm from barcelona XD*

Ah... The only time that Rodalies beats Metro... To move within Barcelona, avoid Rodalies like the plague though 🤣

Almost 5€ isn't that cheap, when I had a stopover in Barcelona in february it costed me 5€ to get two subway stations away to an hostel for the night, thankfully the return was free with the hostel minibus otherwise I would have ended paying more for a short subway trip than for the hostel night....

It's neither cheapest nor most convinient 😜

3:03 wtf there are even tags on the train of the ads !? Dafuq ?" (Bottom left)

Just wondering, but do you ever feel awkward being seen walking with a recording phone into a toilet? haha

Catalonia isn't a province. It's an autonomous region

Xanti the Maltese

nao entendi

Is not accurate info, before choosing one transport system subway, train, bus, think about where are you going to stay, is nonse to to to plaça Catalunya if your hotel/place isn't nearby, it will take double time, and probably subway will let you better commuting, plus from T1 you need to go to T2 by free shuttle, to reach the train,another 15/20-min and the commuting time, check staying place location before getting a transport system and remember all subway coverage area is ZONE-1 and a Casual ticket gives you multiple 1,15h commuting time among subway-rodalies trains-buses-cattrains_tramways.

Rodailes trains are always dirty and with grafiti, very sad

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Apparently, Barcelona is not fully prepared to receive tourists properly

I can see almost nobody is wearing mask, so sad. It's the reason why the new cases are rising again.

CHEAP - BARCELONA - HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA