As when travelling on local and long-distance buses, a minimum of €5 can be added to the card at each top-up; the maximum amount that can be stored at any given time is €500. It is important to remember, however, that if you lose your Travel Card, your current credit will not be reimbursed.
See the Metro Malaga website for details of train frequency.
At Easter and during Malaga’s August Fair, and also when other events leading to increased demand are in progress, special services may be provided.
See the Metro Malaga website for timetables.
90 minutes. If this time is exceeded, a second journey will be charged to your card.
The Consortium Card must be validated at the departure station and at the destination station when leaving it. If the destination station is open, validation there will not be required.
Outbound trip: Bus+Metro: €1.00 + €0.33 = €1.33 Return trip: Metro+Bus: €0.33 + €1.00 = €1.33
Outbound trip: Bus+Metro: €0.61 + €0.33 = €0.94 Return trip: Metro+Bus: €0.33 + €0.61 = €0.94
Outbound trip: Bus+Metro: €0,45 + €0.33 = €0,78 Return trip: Metro+Bus: €0.33 + €0.45 = €0.78
1. Changing from a local or long-distance bus to Metro Malaga: The cost of the initial bus ticket depends on the number of fare zone crossings for which the Consortium Travel Card has been configured: zero crossings – €0.40; one crossing – €0.45; two crossings – €0.61; three crossings – €1.00. The cost of the second ticket when transferring to Metro Malaga, again using the Consortium Travel Card, is €0.33. Time of transferring to Metro Málaga depends on the number of fare zone crossings for which your travel card has been configured (see fares). 2. Changing from Metro Malaga to a local or long-distance bus: The cost of the initial Metro ticket is €0.33. The cost of transferring to a [...]