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Arrival at Oslo Airport, Gardermoen
From Gardermoen you can reach Oslo by train, bus, or taxi.
The Airport Express Train
Flytoget
(the Airport Express Train) is the easiest and also the fastest way
to get to Oslo. The trains run from the terminal building (go to your
right when you reach the main arrival hall) every 10 minutes (every
20 minutes in the evening and during weekends) and need only
20 minutes to reach Oslo central station. A single journey costs
NOK 170.
Travel without a Ticket
When you reach the barriers, just swipe your credit card and
select Oslo sentralstasjon/Oslo central station as your
destination.
Standard Train
The cheapest way to get from the airport to Oslo central station is to take the
standard NSB train. The
platform is next to the one for the Airport express train; go to your
right in the main arrival hall. The journey
costs NOK 110 when bought from the machine on the platform and
NOK 130 when purchased onboard.
The trains run once or twice each hour, and the journey takes from 26
to 37 minutes.
Bus
Flybussen
(the Airport Express Coach) runs every 20 minutes from just
outside the arrival hall. A journey to Oslo bus terminus takes
45 minutes (or more, during rush hours) and costs
NOK 140; you buy the ticket from the driver; credit cards are
accepted.
Taxi
A taxi ride to downtown Oslo takes 30 minutes (or more, during
rush hours). It costs about NOK 700 for up to four passengers (but
about NOK 900 after 5 o'clock or on weekends); all major
credit cards are accepted, but the driver would like to know at the
start of the journey whether you intend to pay by credit card.
Get a Fixed Price!
To get a reasonable fixed price, contact the Taxi information desk
in the arrival hall. If you go directly to the taxi, you may end up
paying a lot more!
Last updated
Wednesday, 02-Jun-2010 15:39:53 CEST
by models2010@ifi.uio.no.
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