Cell phones in Spain

Any of the above will do fine. The competitive market will make their offers for a pre-paid package roughly equivalent.

For what it’s worth, my European SIM is from Vodafone Spain and I have no complaints.

Don’t know about SIMs in the airport. I always pre-scout a phone store close to my hotel on the maps, and make it my first “mission” upon arrival.

Be sure your phone is unlocked from your usual carrier.

I don't know what phone carrier you have, I have ATT. When I travel I get 30 days on a plan called Passport for around $50 dollars (start on the day you want) comes with unlimited texting and calls at a reasonable rate and a reasonable amount of data ( It works fine for me as all I usually do is text and only call when necessary. J

I'm assuming you have already ruled out your carrier? (TMobile makes it seamless, but I did recently learn you do need to do the upgrade for better speed in Spain).

my friend is there right now, she has a Verizon phone (through Spectrum) and just turned on their international plan. She also called and texted me over Whatsapp this morning and it worked just fine.

joanne- AT&T has discontinued the Passport offering, which really wasn’t a good value—$70 for 2Gig.

They now offer “International Day Pass” for $10 a day.

Compared to 15-20g for under 20euros from a local carrier in Europe….

I have Verizon and signed up for a global plan for voice, text and data for a month. Ive done this several times and it worked well.