The project for the future Palma-Llucmajor train line progresses with significant changes to its route following the public consultation and participation process. The newly presented route extends the line by an additional 2.5 km, reaching a total of 30 km, of which 9.95 km will be underground. In terms of mobility, intermodality with the EMT and TIB bus networks has been reinforced, facilitating links between the train and other forms of transport.

Tren Plama-Llucmajor

Key changes in the Palma-Llucmajor train project

  • New station in the Conservatori Superior de Música de les Illes Balears area

    • Underground section of 1.2 km to the Son Costa station.

    • Better integration into the urban fabric.

    • Possibility of future railway expansions towards Ponent.

  • Relocation of stations for better accessibility

    • From Plaza de Orson Welles to Plaza de Miquel Dolç.

      • Benefits to neighbourhoods such as Pere Garau and Son Gotleu.

    • Hospital Universitari Son Llàtzer.

      • Better adaptation to future developments: trade fair grounds and new school.

    • From Es Pil·larí to La Porciúncula (Playa de Palma).

      • Closer to Playa de Palma.

    • Coll d’en Rabassa.

      • Optimised location for better integration into the neighbourhood.

  • Adjustments in S’Arenal de Llucmajor

    • Elimination of level crossings.

    • Better urban integration of the station.

Completion in 2032

This project, which forms part of the first phase of the Migjorn railway corridor, foresees competitive travel times: 30 minutes between Palma and Llucmajor, 12 minutes between Palma and the airport, and 18 minutes between Llucmajor and the airport. With an estimated investment of 811 million euros, the planning includes the award of project designs in 2025, the tendering of works in 2027, the start of construction in 2028, and completion in 2032.

The line will depart from Palma (future Distrito de las Artes) and will have as its intermodal hub the Son Costa – Son Fortesa station, with connections to the current train and metro lines.

The planned stops include: Miquel Dolç, Son Güells, Son Llàtzer, Coll d’en Rabassa, Airport, Son Oms, La Porciúncula, Bellavista – Ses Cadenes, S’Arenal, Son Noguera and Llucmajor.