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Spain's GAUGE CHANGING High Speed Train! Renfe Alvia S120

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Today, we take a look at Spain's gauge changing high speed Alvia S120 between Barcelona and Bilbao.

Date of Travel: June 2021
Class of Travel: Turista Plus (2nd+ Class)
Rolling Stock: S120 CAF Cepia
Type of Service: Alvia
Operator: Renfe-Operadora
Train Number: Alvia 438
Origin: Barcelona-Sants, Catalonia, Spain
Destination: Bilbao-Abando, Biscay, Spain
Cost of Ticket: €47.30 (£40.15, $53.55)

The new classes of travel offered on this service in a nutshell:
Básico - Base fare, previously called Turista
Elige - Turista with more flexibility
Elige Confort- Same as Elige except you sit in the old Preferente section. Previously called Turista Plus.


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A video showcases Spain's Alvia S120 high-speed train, which changes gauge during its journey between Barcelona and Bilbao. The service is operated by Renfe-Operadora, with the train departing from Barcelona-Sants and arriving at Bilbao-Abando. While specific rolling stock details are not included in the metadata, the video provides insights into different ticket classes available on this route. Locations mentioned include Barry, Buckley, and Johnston, though their relevance to the journey is unclear. The record lacks information on headcodes and detailed stock specifications.

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  • Platform ID Zvt3FvHriWE
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  • Date published 1 Jan 2022 16:00
  • Date added 8 Jan 2026 03:33
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