What should I do if my bus arrives or departs in the middle of the night?

The station closes at 01:30 AM, so you cannot wait inside after that time. If your bus leaves very early (e.g., 05:00 AM), the outside area has surveillance and there is a 24-hour taxi rank right at the main entrance for safe late-night transfers.

How is the station laid out so I don’t get lost?

The terminal is organized into two levels: the upper lobby is for ticket sales and the shopping area, while the lower lobby focuses on dining services and access to the bus platforms.

Where can I charge my phone if there are no free sockets in the waiting area?

In addition to the charging towers in the waiting area, if you travel on an Alsa Supra or Confort class bus, you will have USB connectors or individual sockets at your own seat throughout the journey.

Can I bring a bicycle or an electric scooter?

Yes, both are allowed in the bus trunk. For electric scooters, in 2026 it is mandatory to have a circulation certificate and an identification label. Like bicycles, they must be folded or packed and the corresponding supplement must be paid when buying the ticket.

How can I bring my bicycle or surfboard?

Alsa allows the transport of sports equipment for a supplement (approx. €5-€10 depending on the route). You must check it in as special luggage, it must be packed (in a specific bag or box), and you must be at the platform 15 minutes before departure to place it in the trunk.

What should I do if I lose an item on board or at the station?

If you lost it at the station, go to the Information Point. If the item was left on the bus, you must contact the transport company directly. Unclaimed items after 4 weeks are sent to the municipal Lost and Found Office.

How can I request assistance if I am traveling with reduced mobility?

You must request the assistance service (PRM) at least 48 hours in advance through the website or phone of the company you are traveling with. The station has elevators and ramps connecting both levels to facilitate your access to the platforms.

How do I know which platform my bus leaves from?

You should check the digital screens located on both levels of the terminal. Platforms are usually divided by companies or destinations: the lower lobby gives direct access to the bay area, where each door indicates the platform number.

Buses and routes from
Zaragoza Station

Public transport connections

Zaragoza Bus Station is integrated into the state-of-the-art Zaragoza-Delicias complex. Its strategic location makes it one of the main intermodal hubs in Spain, facilitating an immediate exchange between buses and high-speed rail to connect with the entire northeastern quadrant of the peninsula.

Commuter rail and urban bus

Zaragoza Urban Buses (Avanza)

The terminal has stops for the local transport network at the outdoor bays and at the entrances on Avenida de Navarra:

Line 34: Directly connects the station with the city center and the Torrero cemetery.
Lines 51 and Ci1/Ci2: Circular and direct lines that link with the Historic Center area and the university district.

Railway Connection (AVE and Cercanías):

Being an intermodal terminal, the bus station shares a building with the Zaragoza-Delicias Train Station. This provides immediate access to High-Speed trains (AVE) to Madrid, Barcelona, and Seville, as well as the C-1 Commuter line (Cercanías) that crosses the city.

Recommended App: We advise you to download the Avanza Zaragoza app to check arrival times in real time and plan your journeys through the Aragonese capital.

Airport connection

Transferring to Zaragoza Airport (ZAZ) from the Delicias terminal is extremely convenient using public transport:

Airport Line (Line 505): Connects the station directly with the airport terminal. The service has a regular frequency and the journey takes approximately 20-30 minutes.
Taxi: The station has a large permanent official rank at the main arrivals exit. Travel time is about 15 minutes via the A-120 highway.

Car rental

Zaragoza is a key logistics point, so the private mobility offer within the Delicias complex is massive and easy to access.

Available companies

Inside the intermodal complex: You will find desks for agencies such as Avis, Europcar, Hertz, Sixt, and Enterprise located in the shared main lobby.
Station surroundings: Various carsharing and local rental offices operate in the vicinity of Avenida de Navarra.

Mobility tip: If you are picking up a rental car to head to the Aragonese Pyrenees, the exit from the intermodal station is very direct towards the A-23 highway (Autovía Mudéjar).

Zaragoza Bus Information: Schedules, Destinations and Contact

The terminal is located at Avenida de Navarra, 80. Its large-scale architectural design centralizes all passenger services on a single open-plan floor.

Station hours

Every day: 05:30h – 01:00h

Open continuously according to night service operations.

Main destinations from this station

National: Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao, San Sebastian, Santander, Oviedo, Gijon, and Valencia.

Regional: Huesca, Teruel, Jaca, Calatayud, Tarazona, Caspe, and connection to the Pyrenees.

Practical information

Parking: Large paid underground parking with direct access to the terminal.

Services available at the station

Intermodal Lobby: Shared space with the railway station that includes rest areas and information screens.
Lockers: Automatic luggage locker service located on the bus terminal floor.
Gastronomy: Wide range of restaurants, cafes, bakeries, and 24h vending machines.
WiFi: Free wireless connection available for travelers in waiting areas.
Bank points: Numerous ATMs from various financial institutions.

Accessibility: 100% accessible station with elevators, escalators, and "Adif Acerca" assistance service.
Security: 24h surveillance with security personnel and access controls to the bays.
Customer Service: Tourist information desks and official Alsa ticket counters.
Taxis: High-capacity official rank located at the arrivals level.
Shops: Press, souvenirs, pharmacy, and travel convenience stores.