Can two people use the same metro card in Madrid?

“Hi. Can i use one metro card for two persons? I am only 2 days in Madrid and if I buy one Metrocard with 10 trips, can my wife and I use that one Metrocard or we will need to buy two of them.” Yes,your wife and you can use one Metrocard with 10 trips.



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