Yesss! #Barcelona és bona... -completa amb el que no sona-
Sembla la India amb gent dempeus als autobusos -qualsevol dia al sostre també- i tràfic horroròs
#putarenfe #busalies https://youtube.com/shorts/xAzp4gln5os?si=etfjZMwj7BJEJ7a-

Yesss! #Barcelona és bona... -completa amb el que no sona-
Sembla la India amb gent dempeus als autobusos -qualsevol dia al sostre també- i tràfic horroròs
#putarenfe #busalies https://youtube.com/shorts/xAzp4gln5os?si=etfjZMwj7BJEJ7a-

It’s strange to be on a Renfe class 446 that looks well maintained, relatively clean and, in particular, ungraffitied.
It’s almost like all the excuses they give for poor maintenance in Catalunya are merely that.
It appears that Renfe has cancelled Alvia 622 for the forseeable, or at least, that's what someone on the booking line theorised. They certainly can't find it for sale further away than the 13th of March.
On the one hand, it was a 13 hour 30 min train. It was high speed only as far as Zaragoza and then spent the remaining 12 hours or so on the conventional lines.
But at the same time, it would get there. And it worked well. And it was cheap. I was seeing first class flex fares for 60,10€ one way
It's now been replaced with a change in Madrid. On the one hand, it is quicker, 9 hours in total, including a 1h 48 change time in which I will have to change from Atocha to Chamartín.
On the other hand, it now costs 142€ in first. For a service that is currently plagued with delays.
What's more, it may be 5 hours in a class 106, but nobody at Renfe is able to tell me what class the train is.
Tb val a dir que posar un tren curt a la R2 en hora punta tb és ser un fill de la gran de puta.