Madrid–Andalusia high-speed rail remains closed: What travelers should check
Spain’s rail-infrastructure manager Adif said high-speed traffic between Madrid and Andalusia remained suspended after an October 28 collision between Mora y Orgaz and Urda. Adif’s network notice, updated November 12 at 17:38 local time, said the Madrid–Toledo and Málaga–Sevilla high-speed sections continued to operate. If you have a trip booked between Madrid and southern Spain, check your specific train before leaving for the station.
What to do if you already have a ticket
Open your reservation with the company that sold the ticket. Check whether your train is still running, whether your departure station has changed, and whether you need to accept a replacement itinerary. If your plans have changed, check the operator’s refund or rebooking terms before buying a second ticket.
How to compare alternatives
Check current timetables for your exact destination. A coach or domestic flight may be practical, depending on your departure time and where you are staying. Compare the full door-to-door trip, including airport transfers and baggage, and leave extra time if your onward connection is on a separate booking.
Official updates: Adif network status · Renfe current services and reservations . Replacement arrangements can vary by train and date, so use the operator’s live itinerary rather than assuming every Madrid–Andalusia service follows the same plan.
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