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Why the single ticket almost never pays off if you'll be moving around more than once a day.

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T-casual: €12.55 for 10 trips
A single metro or bus ticket costs €2.65 and doesn't allow transfers: every change of line or mode is another ticket. As soon as you make three or more trips in the same day, some pass almost always pays off.
- T-casual (10 trips, with transfers): €12.55 in zone 1. Can be shared between several people travelling together.
- T-dia (unlimited trips for 24h): €11.55 in zone 1, includes the airport route.
- Hola BCN!: designed for tourists, unlimited trips for 48h, 72h, 96h or 120h in a row, airport included.
With two people doing a full day of sightseeing (a round trip to the hotel plus 3-4 loose trips), the difference between a single ticket and the T-dia can add up to over €10 in total.
Check all the prices, zones and details on the full tickets and passes page.
Frequently asked questions
Is it worth buying the T-casual instead of a single ticket?
Yes, as soon as you make three or more trips in the same day. A single ticket costs €2.65 and doesn't allow transfers, while the T-casual gives 10 trips with transfers for €12.55 in zone 1.
Which pass is best for a full day of sightseeing?
The T-dia, with unlimited trips for 24 hours for €11.55 in zone 1, including the airport route. It pays off if you'll be making more than 4-5 trips in the day.