Before you board

Lanzarote bus tickets and travel checks

How to pay on Lanzarote's buses, by card or in cash, and Intercity's rules for luggage, children, pushchairs, bikes and pets, from its own customer page.

Your bus, at a glance

  • Intercity Lanzarote

Intercity accepts bank-card payment. If paying cash, the operator asks for the exact amount in coins or, failing that, a banknote of no more than €10; tell the driver your destination before validating a card.

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The practical part

Before you travel

  1. State your destination before paying

    Tell the driver where you are going before validating a bank card. Bank-card payment is permitted.

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  2. Use cash within the operator’s rule

    Bring the exact amount in coins where possible; otherwise Intercity accepts a banknote of no more than €10.

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  3. Keep the ticket and store bags

    Keep the ticket until the end of the trip. Put suitcases in the luggage hold where available and keep an eye on your belongings.

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Travelling with children and buggies

Children under four travel free when accompanied by an adult and not occupying a seat. Pushchairs must be folded and placed in the luggage hold.

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Bicycles and scooters

A bicycle or scooter may travel only folded in the luggage hold, where the bus has one; one is permitted per person.

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Wheelchair or pushchair: a checklist

1. Ask about your departure, not the line: Intercity gives a wheelchair priority over a pushchair on board, but its customer page names no accessible vehicle for any line or trip, so before you travel ask about the exact departures you plan, there and back (+34 928 811 522, [email protected], or the desks at Arrecife bus station, the Intercambiador and Playa Blanca bus station). 2. A pushchair travels folded in the hold. On a bus without a hold it may ride unfolded on the platform, secured, on urban runs only; on other runs it stays folded so it does not block the aisle, and it always gives way to a wheelchair. 3. Children under four ride free only with an adult and without taking a seat. 4. Suitcases go in the hold where the bus has one. 5. At the airport, Aena's barrier-free assistance is a separate service: request it at least 48 hours before your flight through your airline, Aena's website or app, or +34 91 321 10 00. On arrival it takes you through baggage reclaim to a meeting point; it does not put you on the bus.

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Asked and answered

Questions people ask

Can I pay by card on Lanzarote's buses?

Yes. Intercity accepts bank-card payment; tell the driver your destination before you validate the card. In cash, the operator asks for the exact amount in coins or, failing that, a banknote of no more than €10.

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Can I take a suitcase or a pushchair on the bus?

Yes, in the luggage hold where the bus has one: suitcases go there, and pushchairs travel folded. Children under four ride free only with an adult and without taking a seat.

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The other half of the plan

For your next ride

For the journey home, request your stop in advance and use the rear door where possible when leaving. If you are standing, hold on firmly.

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Once you get there

Make the most of the place.

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