Econom
Toyota, Hyundai or similarFrom
- Up to 3 passengers
- 2 medium suitcases
- Child seat included
For 2 people, about €131 each
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A transfer to Valladolid. Pick-up at the arrivals terminal, fixed price.
Prices for November 2026

Valladolid is 205 km from Barajas airport. It is a city on the River Pisuerga where the Spanish royal court lived twice: under Charles I and under Philip III. The drive takes about 2 hours 18 minutes, and the price, from €262, is shown before you book.
We track your flight and wait 60 minutes free of charge from the moment your plane actually lands.
Your total is set when you book, and neither night journeys nor traffic will change it.
No trains and no buses with suitcases in tow. Your holiday starts the moment you get in the car.
The price is for the whole car, not per passenger. It is fixed when you book and does not change because of traffic, night hours or a delayed flight.
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For 2 people, about €131 each
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For 2 people, about €159 each
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For 2 people, about €182 each
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For 4, about €95 each; for 7, about €55 each
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For 2 people, about €302 each
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For 10, about €51 each; for 16, about €32 each
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I was planning a trip to Barcelona and wanted to arrange my transfer before arriving. I found Let’s GO Transfer and was pleasantly surprised by how easy the app was to use. Booking took only a few minutes, and it was great knowing my ride was already organized. Everything felt simple and stress-free. Thanks for such a convenient service!
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Very convenient service has finally set up in Spain!
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The best transfer, i have ever tried!
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The Plaza Mayor was rebuilt after the fire of 1561. The new square was designed by Francisco de Salamanca, and the work was finished in the 17th century. The square is rectangular, with arcades running round it and on into the neighbouring streets. Other Castilian towns later copied this layout, Madrid among them. In the middle of the square stands the statue of Count Ansúrez by Aurelio Carretero, dating from 1903, and the town hall with its clock tower was built later than the other houses.
The royal court moved to Valladolid twice. The first time was under Charles I in the 16th century, the second under Philip III at the start of the 17th century. During the second stay Cervantes lived in the city, and in 1605 the first part of "Don Quixote" came out. The house where the writer lived with his family is now the Cervantes House Museum, and it is worth checking its opening hours on the museum website before you go.
The National Sculpture Museum occupies the Colegio de San Gregorio. Its collections hold more than 6,000 items, and the heart of them is painted wooden sculpture from the 15th-18th centuries by Alonso Berruguete, Juan de Juni and Gregorio Fernández. The museum is closed on Mondays, and entry is free on Saturday afternoons and on Sundays. If you fly in on a Monday, leave the museum for the next day.
Valladolid Cathedral was never finished. Juan de Herrera drew up the design for Philip II in the 16th century, but after the deaths of the king and the architect the building work stopped. The central part of the cathedral opened in 1668, and Churriguera completed the main facade in 1730. Inside stands the high altarpiece by Juan de Juni from 1562, while Juan de Arfe's silver monstrance is kept in the Diocesan Museum.
Holy Week 2027 runs from 21 to 28 March. It is the city's main festival, officially recognised as an event of international tourist interest. Old sculptures by Castilian masters are carried through the streets. If you are coming for Holy Week, book your accommodation and your airport transfer as soon as you have bought your plane tickets.
Every option with prices and travel times. Operator fares current as of November 2026.
| Option | Price | Time | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| ALSA bus | from €6.90 | from 2 h 15 min | direct service from the coach station by T4, 11 departures a day, price depends on the date |
| Cercanías C1 + Renfe train | on the Renfe website | C1 15 min | from T4 to Chamartín, then AVE and Larga Distancia trains to Valladolid |
| Taxi | on the meter | ~2 hr 18 min | intercity trip, the amount is not known in advance |
| Let's GO transfer | from €262 | ~2 hr 18 min | from the arrivals hall to your address in Valladolid, fixed price per car |
The transfer costs from €262 per car, in the Econom class for 3 passengers. You will see the Eco, Business, Van, Premium and Bus prices in the calculator before you book. The price is fixed when you book.
The journey will take about 2 hours 18 minutes, a distance of 205 km. The driver leaves the airport on the M-40 and A-6, takes the AP-6 toll motorway beyond the Guadarrama mountains as far as Adanero, and from there follows the N-601 to Valladolid.
Yes, a direct ALSA bus leaves from the T4 coach station, next to module F of the P4 car park. ALSA lists 11 departures a day, the first at 09:15 and the last at 23:59, taking from 2 h 15 min to 3 h 15 min. From T1 and T2, first take the free bus between terminals to the coach station.
Yes, you can, but with a change: from T4 the Cercanías C1 commuter train takes 15 minutes to Chamartín station, and from there AVE and Larga Distancia trains leave for Valladolid. By the Renfe timetable, the first train from Chamartín to Valladolid leaves at 07:48.
No, toll roads are not included in the route price. You and the driver decide together which road to take. The usual satnav route uses the AP-6 toll motorway between Collado Villalba and Adanero.
Yes, the driver will take you to the address you give when you book. If the hotel is on a pedestrian street, the driver will get as close to it as possible and tell you in the app chat where he has stopped.
Yes. You can add an extra stop when you book, and the price is calculated with the stop included. The driver can wait for you at a stop only if you book a car with a driver by the hour, three hours minimum.
Yes, the Bus class suits a group, with room for up to 16 passengers and their luggage. If there are more of you, the second car has to be booked as a separate, second order.
If you booked the name sign option, the driver waits for you in the arrivals hall with a sign showing your name. This option costs €10. Without it, the driver will tell you in the app chat where he is waiting.
60 minutes after the plane actually lands. If you are held up at passport control, message the driver in the app chat.
The driver tracks the flight number and has the car there for when the plane actually lands. There is no surcharge.
Econom, Eco and Business each take two medium suitcases, and Van takes up to seven. There is no extra charge for luggage, and the price depends only on the class. More in our article about luggage in Business and Van.
Yes, child seats are free in every class. A seat is required for children 135 cm and under: tick it when you book and tell the driver the child's age in the chat.
Yes, we work around the clock. There is no extra charge for night-time travel, the price is the same as during the day, and the driver tracks your flight just the same.
A planned trip can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before the car arrives.
The amount is reserved on your card before the trip and charged after it. Payment is by bank card in the app or on the website.


