Bold time: estimated, that is, the timetable plus the delay Renfe currently gives for that train. Struck through: the timetable time.
“Per timetable” is a train that has not published its position yet: its time is today's official timetable time and, if Renfe already assigns it a delay, the estimated one. Iryo and Ouigo do not publish open data, so they do not appear.
Hours and facilities per Renfe's station sheet from December 2019: it may have changed since. Renfe does not publish parking or lift data openly.
Accessibility
Cercanías (commuter rail): accessible to wheelchair users
Per Renfe's open timetables (GTFS wheelchair_boarding field, Renfe Data, CC BY 4.0). It is a flag for the whole station: it does not say which platforms, lifts or ramps there are or whether they work today. To travel with assistance, check Renfe's Atendo service.
When it is busiest
Passengers boarding and alighting at this station, per half hour, per Renfe (2018). It is the latest published year: it shows the pattern of the day, not today's figure.
Peak time: 15:00. Darker bar: the half hour with the most passengers.See the data as a table
From
Boarding
Alighting
06:30
17
63
07:00
114
139
08:00
114
36
08:30
48
20
09:00
38
9
09:30
48
18
10:00
19
6
10:30
32
18
11:30
16
31
12:30
18
37
13:30
39
61
14:00
33
17
14:30
69
57
15:00
188
79
15:30
34
57
16:00
31
12
16:30
26
16
17:00
27
17
17:30
28
28
18:00
5
16
18:30
5
15
19:30
30
24
20:30
26
54
21:30
15
49
22:30
8
32
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