This is for the Tussam/EA bus line (Airport Special) Airport Bus stop at the Arrivals area in the…read moreSeville Airport. This stop is out on the drive, just outside of the arrivals terminal. The terminal (and the airport itself) is not that big, so it should be easy to spot as soon as you get outside. If not, there are plenty of attendants, or just other passengers around who will be happy to direct you. Tussam also advises that their bus drivers have limited change, so be prepared to have exact change. This bus runs 365 days of the year. The hours it runs from the airport into Seville are from 5:20am to 1:15am, and hours from Seville, to the airport, are from 4:30am to 12:30am. The Tussam website advises you give yourself 30-45min for travel time, once the bus arrives. Airport busses run every 30mins. A one-way ticket is 4€ and roundtrip is 6€ **IF** you are using the whole roundtrip in the same day, which is pretty useless for travelers. Still, 8€ total is FAR less than a taxi or Uber, which cost 25€ each way. I read a lot about Uber before our trip and many posters said you'll get an estimate of 15€, but when the actual total comes, it's 25€. So we didn't want to mess with that. The airport bus was estimated to take about as long as a taxi anyway. If you have a Tussam Tarjeta Multiviaje you can get a reduced fare. The 'EA' route has 12 stops as follow: (from the airport) Aeropuerto (Arrivals) Kansas City (in front of the Polideportivo San Pablo) Santa Justa train station Kansas City (Ayre Hotel) Luis de Morales (Hotel Los Lebreros) Luis de Morales (in front of the Nervión Plaza Mall) San Francisco Javier (Sevilla 2 building) San Francisco Javier (Sevilla 1 building) San Bernardo (Hotel Viapol) Avenida Carlos V (Jardines del Prado) Paseo Colon (Torre del Oro) Plaza De Armas Bus Station *Headed to the airport, this same route runs in reverse.

I've been using the station for several years. It is insane that the schedule displays at the bus…read morelevel have been dysfunctional for at least the last two years. If you don't check the schedule and bus platform on your way through the main station then you will probably have to go back up again to learn where to find your bus. On the bus level smoking is rampant and the no fumar signs are never enforced. Today every bench had a smoker. There is so little consideration for the passengers, in spite of the long term renovations still in progress. Why not fix the broken electronic schedule boards at the bus level before replacing, at great expense, the unbroken seating at the main level?

We booked our trip from Seville to Granada a few days before we needed to leave. There were tons of…read morebuses available and it was roughly 25€ each for a one way trip ($62 usd via credit card). The bus station was large and easy to find. The bathrooms were atrocious but what can you expect? Our bus was 10 min late and then we were off! The seats were comfy and reclined. We got to Grenada right on time and had a pleasant trip. Since we had 0 issues I would recommend Alsa for the trip we took :).

We arrived into this bus station, which didn't appear to be too big. It's good though, near the…read morecity center. I would recommend going out of this bus station if you're leaving Seville or coming to Seville, because it's conveniently located; the other bus station is far away!