Paris → Marseille with TGV Max
The number of Paris to Marseille trains with TGV Max seats at 0 €, day by day, measured in SNCF public data over the booking window of around 30 rolling days.
Measured on 14 October 2026 at 23:35, Paris time
At measurement time, 9 days of the window have at least one Paris to Marseille train with TGV Max seats at 0 €, for 31 trains in total. Seats are capped by quotas that are not public and can go at any moment: this page is a snapshot, not a promise.
On days with seats, the first departure with availability typically sits around 06:38 and the last around 18:10.
Stations counted on departure: PARIS (intramuros)
Stations counted on arrival: MARSEILLE BLANCARDE, MARSEILLE ST CHARLES
Day by day
Each cell is one day of the booking window, with the number of Paris to Marseille trains where TGV Max seats were published at measurement time. A zero is a measurement, not a display gap: on that day, no seat was published on the route.
- Wed 14 Oct9
- Thu 15 Oct0
- Fri 16 Oct0
- Sat 17 Oct0
- Sun 18 Oct0
- Mon 19 Oct0
- Tue 20 Oct0
- Wed 21 Oct0
- Thu 22 Oct0
- Fri 23 Oct0
- Sat 24 Oct0
- Sun 25 Oct0
- Mon 26 Oct0
- Tue 27 Oct0
- Wed 28 Oct0
- Thu 29 Oct0
- Fri 30 Oct0
- Sat 31 Oct0
- Sun 1 Nov0
- Mon 2 Nov1
- Tue 3 Nov3
- Wed 4 Nov1
- Thu 5 Nov1
- Fri 6 Nov0
- Sat 7 Nov0
- Sun 8 Nov0
- Mon 9 Nov3
- Tue 10 Nov3
- Wed 11 Nov6
- Thu 12 Nov4
trains with seats at 0 € per day
By day of the week
Distribution of the 31 trains with seats over the window, by day of the week. Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays are classed as peak periods by the TGV Max terms, with reduced quotas: the measured distribution usually shows it.
- Monday4 trains across 2 days
- Tuesday6 trains across 2 days
- Wednesday16 trains across 3 days
- Thursday5 trains across 2 days
- Friday0 trains across 0 days
- Saturday0 trains across 0 days
- Sunday0 trains across 0 days
Without the subscription
For the same route without TGV Max, the official SNCF fare grid for TGV INOUI and OUIGO lists tickets from 19–138 € in second class at the standard fare. It is a reference range, not today's price: the actual amount depends on the date and how full the train is.
Where these figures come from
Andiamo reads the public dataset “tgvmax” published by SNCF on its Open Data portal, under the ODbL licence (attribution: SNCF Voyageurs / data.sncf.com). It covers around 30 rolling days, exactly the horizon of TGV Max bookings, which open 30 days ahead. The page is regenerated at most once an hour and shows the date and time of its measurement at the top: a seat seen here can be gone between the measurement and your booking.
Who publishes this page
Andiamo is an independent tool with no ties to SNCF. TGV Max is an SNCF subscription, not an Andiamo product: booking happens with SNCF, using your subscription.
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