Ouigo has announced a reinforcement of its high-speed offer with four new daily frequencies as of 14 December, increasing by 14% the capacity on all its routes.
The reinforcement of the offer coincides with the entry into force of the 2025-2026 service timetable. Tickets for travel until 2 August 2026 will go on sale on Thursday, 9 October.
Increased services in the main corridors
The operator will introduce an additional daily return train on the Madrid-Barcelona, Madrid-Seville, Madrid-Malaga and Madrid-Murcia connections. In addition, it will maintain the five return trains between Madrid and Valencia.
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Madrid-Zaragoza-Barcelona
In the corridor with the highest demand, Ouigo is going to reinforce its offer with a sixth train per day in each direction, both stopping in Zaragoza. This extension will allow it to reach 12 daily services (6 in each direction), four of which will stop in Zaragoza. This means a 20% increase in the number of trains and 370,000 more seats per year on this corridor.
In this way, the operator is boosting the low-cost offer on this route, which recently lost the Avlo service. This absence has increased prices between the two major Spanish cities by 40%. Ouigo defends that it is still the cheapest operator on this route.
Valladolid-Madrid-Levante
On the Madrid-Murcia route, the frequency will increase from two to three trains in each direction, which is equivalent to a 50% increase compared to 2025. It will be an extension of the Alicante-Madrid-Valladolid, departing at 7:53 from Alicante, which will leave at 6:35 from Murcia. The arrival time at Valladolid Campo Grande remains at 11:40.
The company will maintain its five round-trip trains between Madrid and Valencia -one extended to Segovia and Valladolid- and the three round-trips to Alicante. On these routes, stops in cities such as Cuenca, Albacete and Elche will be maintained.
Madrid-Andalusia
In the south, OUIGO will double the volume of seats on the Madrid-Malaga and Madrid-Seville routes with an additional 370,000 seats per year on each, thanks to new frequencies. The connection to Seville will reach four round trips per day, while to Malaga there will be three round trips. All these services will stop in Cordoba.
Tickets, fares, and characteristics
Ouigo fares start at €9 each way, with fixed fares of €7 for children aged 4 to 13, and free for children up to the age of 3 travelling in the arms of an adult. Tickets will be available on the OUIGO website and app from 9 October.
Its high-capacity trains offer 509 seats per unit and up to 1,018 on double services, plus optional extras such as the XL seat (30% wider), the OUIFUN entertainment platform and the OUIGO FULL package, which includes flexible changes and cancellations.