Zaragoza Airport (ZAZ) to the city
Line 505 costs 4.00 EUR in cash or online, or 3.50 EUR with a transport card, which also buys you a free transfer onto the city network.
- A single is 4.00 EUR paid in cash or bought online, or 3.50 EUR with a Bus, Lazo or Ciudadana card, which then includes a free transfer onto the urban buses, the rural neighbourhood buses or the tram.
- Repeat use is discounted: 15 percent off the third validation with the same card and 30 percent off after that.
- Line 505 is the only airport bus, run under the Zaragoza transport consortium.
- It is timetabled around the flights, not on a fixed frequency, so check the day you travel.
- Its city terminus has moved temporarily to Paseo Maria Agustin, 5.
- It calls at the Delicias intermodal station, which is where the AVE and the long distance coaches are.
- Delicias is the useful stop. From there, Madrid and Barcelona are a high speed train away.
What the bus costs
| How you pay | Price |
|---|---|
| Cash on board or bought online | 4.00 EUR |
| Bus, Lazo or Ciudadana card | 3.50 EUR, transfer included |
| Third validation with the same card | 15 percent off |
| Later validations | 30 percent off |
- The card fare is worth more than the 0.50 EUR it saves, because it carries a free transfer onto the city buses, the rural neighbourhood services or the tram. A single cash fare stops when the 505 does.
- The repeat discounts reward a return trip, which is the usual pattern for a visitor flying in and out.
- The 505 is a consortium service, priced by the transport authority rather than by the airport.
The line
- Line 505 is the only airport bus.
- It is timetabled around the flights, not on a fixed frequency, so check for the day you travel.
- Its city terminus is temporarily at Paseo Maria Agustin, 5.
- It calls at the Delicias intermodal station on the way.
Why Delicias matters
- Delicias is the AVE station and the long distance coach station.
- Madrid and Barcelona are both a high speed train away from that one stop, which is what makes the 505 more useful than a plain city bus.
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