If you are planning to visit Barcelona or Europe, buy your SIM card at any corporate Orange store…read more Don't buy ahead or online as it cost 3x or more. At the Orange store, for only 20€, you will get 80 minutes of talk time and 30gb of data. Your SIM card is good throughout Europe. We used ours in Barcelona and Paris for more than two weeks, and we still had plenty of data left. I suggest you download a WiFi calling app for voice call or we used Facebook to communicate with family. I never once used WiFi at the hotel and continuously used Orange 4G LTE data instead. It was super fast and very reliable all throughout Barcelona and Paris. Cheers!

Very excited to see that they use a kiosk machine to dispense monthly SIM card service for…read moretourists like me. Thank God! We finally stopped arguing after we got consistent internet service. The staff was also very helpful in getting it set up and saving my original SIM card.

I came inside to check out what they could offer me for my cell phone. I was just coming in to…read morecompare and they had some good deals but nothing I wanted. I also checked out the phones. Workers where friendly. This is located in the bottom floor near the food court.

I cannot control which cell phone service provider attaches my phone. When Movistar locks on my…read moreservice stops. Completely stops. I cannot make calls, send texts, or connect to the internet. My phone is dead for all intents and purposes. My phone is an iPhone 7 and i am in Barcelona spain. I'm here for one day and frankly, writing this review took more time than i should have to waste dealing with the problem. Movistar - F.

I went to this store in Athens to buy a sim card for my pocket wifi. The technician said that in…read moreaddition to a sim card, I need to buy another pocket wifi (made by Vodafone, of course) because what they have does not work with my unit. I went along with his suggestion because I needed wifi to work while on vacation. I clarified that the sim card should be able to work in other European countries because I'm traveling around Europe for the next 30 days, and he assured me it will. I paid a total of 125 euros for the whole thing, after he showed me that the sim card and the new pocket wifi worked well. The pocket wifi and the sim card did work while I was in Athens but it stopped working after I left Greece. I did not have wifi or internet service while in Malta, Italy, France, Spain or Portugal which I visited after leaving Greece, which was promised to me. The pocket wifi unit I bought also did not have any instructions in English (everything was in the Greek language, so I had no idea how to use it. I emailed him about it, and he said to look it up online. To this day, I still can't find any link to such information. I felt cheated, and am complaining about the experience with Vodafone. End of story. This is the last time I'm buying Vodafone stuff, I feel it's nothing but a POS.

This place was 1km walk from the neighborhood I was staying at. Approx. a 12 min walk. I did not…read morewant to buy a card at the airport as I thought I could get a better price in the local neighborhoods of Barcelona. Friendly, spoke English and I got an excellent rate. I was in Spain for 3 weeks and I was constantly using my GPS and navigations apps to get me around and to stay in contact with my local friends there and in the US. I also texted a lot too, but I did switch over to WhatsApp later in the trip. I wanted to ensure I did not use all of my data and I rode the subway system and trains a lot and it seemed WhatsApp operated best for that. I paid maybe $20 or so for my package of 4GB of data and have no regrets whatsoever. It was that price because they were having a special during my trip. I paid in Euros, and forgot to track that expense, but trust me it was less than $30. Google maps I had a problem with, but not my service. I went with HERE maps after missing my speed train to Girona because of Google maps. I replaced my nano sim card in my iPhone and got a Spanish number to deal with all my communications. My phone is unlocked. The place was busy when we were there, but the wait was not long. Maybe 10 minutes at the most. I am not fluent in Catalan or Spanish, so I had them set up my phone for me. I was able to speak with the guy in English, while my friend spoke Spanish to ensure I was getting what I asked for. I traveled outside of Barcelona and did not experience any problems with my cell phone coverage either. Thanks Vodafone for enabling me to really enjoy my first trip alone to Barcelona and experience that great culture and cuisine there. My phone was my lifesaver as I depended on it as a safety device for my survival to explore a lot of area fast and efficiently.