Stops are located at arrivals and departures areas of Terminals 1, 2, 3 and 4. Opening hours: from 5:50h to 23:30h from Monday to Saturday.

The city bus line 200 goes from Terminals 1, 2, 3 and Terminal 4 of Madrid Airport to the Avenida de América Transport Hub, where there are several connections with city and intercity buses and Madrid metro too. You can buy it on board the bus.įor more information about the line please check here. In Terminal 3 at the floor 0 for arrivals. In Terminal 2 at the floor 0 for arrivals and floor 2 for departures. Stops are located at: Terminal 1 at the floor 0 for arrivals and floor 1 for departures. Sundays and public holidays from 07:30h to 23:25h. Line 101īus Line 101 goes from Madrid Airport Terminals 1, 2 and 3 to the Canillejas Transport Hub, where there are connections to several city buses and Madrid metro too.įrequency is about 13 up to 16 minutes on peak times.įrom Monday to Saturday from 06:05h to 23:45h. To know more information about it, please check here. One-way ticket is 5€ and includes the space for luggage. Stops are located at arrivals and departures areas of Terminals 1, 2 and 4. It runs every 15-20 minutes during the day and every 35 minutes during the night.ĭuring the night, from 23:30 to 6:00 the bus line doesn’t stop at Atocha-RENFE, it stops at Plaza de la Cibeles, where there are connections with Municipal Transport (EMT) and night buses (known as owls, “búhos” in Spanish).

The Express bus line 203 goes from Atocha – RENFE hub in Madrid city center to Madrid-Barajas and the other way around Airport in just 40 minutes. See more information: MADRID AIRPORT EXPRESS BUS There are various bus lines that connect Madrid Airport with Madrid city centre or to other destinations.

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