How can you buy train tickets at Oslo Airport?

You can either buy your ticket from a vending machine that's located in the baggage claim area (somewhere near the exit/customs), or you can just swipe your credit card (and select destination) at the card readers that are located right before the escalators that take you to the platform.

1. How do I get from Oslo airport to the city?
2. How do I get from Oslo airport to the train station?
3. Is it cheaper to buy train tickets online or at the station?
4. How do I buy a train ticket in Norway?
5. How much is a taxi from Oslo airport to city Centre?
6. Is Oslo a walkable city?
7. How can I eat cheap in Oslo?
8. Is the train from Bergen to Oslo scenic?
9. Is Oslo airport big?
10. What is the cheapest way to buy train tickets?
11. Can I buy a train ticket with cash?
12. Why is Trainline cheaper?

How do I get from Oslo airport to the city?

Travelling between the main Oslo airport at Gardermoen (OSL) and the city centre is easy. The cheapest option is to hop on the local train. It's also quite fast, taking just over 20 minutes to reach Oslo central station, also known as Oslo S.

How do I get from Oslo airport to the train station?

It is simple to get from Oslo Airport to the city centre – and there are many options: the airport is served by buses, taxis, local trains and express trains. Flytoget's aiport express trains depart every ten minutes virtually all day, and our direct trains take only 19 minutes to get to Oslo Central Station.

Is it cheaper to buy train tickets online or at the station?

It is much cheaper to buy train tickets online rather than at the ticket office, as you will normally only get pricier walk-up fares here.

How do I buy a train ticket in Norway?

The easiest and often cheapest way to book tickets is online on Vy's website or with the travel planner Entur, that also gives you travel suggestions for all kinds of public transportation in Norway. It is also possible to buy tickets from automated machines at most main stations, at ticket counters, and on board.

How much is a taxi from Oslo airport to city Centre?

The price for a taxi ride from the airport to the centre of Oslo is about NOK 800.

Is Oslo a walkable city?

Oslo is a very walkable city with many of the main 'sights' located right along its main street, Karl Johans Gate. You will find museums, government buildings, open squares, cafes, and a plethora of retail shops.

How can I eat cheap in Oslo?

Cheap Eats Guide to Oslo

• United Bakeries. This is a chain of bakeries which you can find all over Oslo. ...
• Mogador. This is my favorite cheap eats in Oslo! ...
• East Kitchen. This tiny, little restaurants with less than 10 seats has some of the best sushi in town. ...
• Punjab Tandoori. ...
• Krishna Cuisine. ...
• Oscars Pizza. ...
• Falafel and kebab. ...
• Oslo Mekaniske.

Is the train from Bergen to Oslo scenic?

The Bergen Line

The train passes through beautiful mountain scenery from Oslo to Gol and Geilo, up through the Hallingdal valley towards Finse, and along the gorgeous Hardangerjøkulen glacier, before it descends towards the final stop.

Is Oslo airport big?

The airport covers an area of 13 square kilometres (5.0 sq mi) and is modeled partially on Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport, with two parallel runways and a single terminal with two piers on a single line. Oslo Airport is located 19 nautical miles (35 km; 22 mi) north-northeast of Oslo city centre.

What is the cheapest way to buy train tickets?

How to get cheap train tickets

1. Get a Railcard or 16-17 Saver. With a Railcard you can get 1/3 off the price of most train fares. ...
2. Book advanced fares. If you want to journey by train in the future then booking your trip in advance could save you a lot of money. ...
3. Buy a Season Ticket. ...
4. Use a fare finder. ...
5. Avoid booking fees. ...
6. Smart ticketing.

Can I buy a train ticket with cash?

You can pay for your tickets using cash or a credit or debit card.

Why is Trainline cheaper?

It is often cheaper to buy tickets in advance but Trainline will not offer any fares lower than those obtainable directly from the TOC's (train operator's) own website instead, and the TOC will not add on handling fees, etc. Trainline rely entirely on making sales to people who fall for their adverts.