First, you need to google OSLO, Norway and find out which type of transportation is most suitable for you. Pro tip: If you need to fly, Norwegian, Flyr and SAS often have tickets on sale. If you are taking the bus or the train, we’re gonna assume that you are pretty Norway-savvy and know where to get tickets from your hometown, so we won’t cover that here – but if you do need help – pop us an email.

When you’ve arrived, you’ll likely want to get to Oslo Central Station (Oslo S/Jernbanetorget). If you’re arriving by bus or train, this should be a cake in the park. If you arrive by plane, here’s what you do:

Fast and easy
Take the airport express train (Flytoget) It departs to Oslo S every 10. minutes most of the day. Early morning/late evening it departs every 20. minutes.

Buy a ticket on a big orange ticket-box, normal adult tickets are 210 NOK, while student or senior tickets (67 years and above) are half price. If you want a regular ticket, you can also just swipe your credit card when you pass the gates, press the “Oslo S”-station, and you will be charged for 1 adult.

Cheaper
Take a regular Vy train. They don’t run as often and take a few minutes longer, but they only cost 114 NOK. Senior tickets (67 years and above) are half price. Buy your ticket on the grey/red boxes, or use the Vy app. You can take L12 Kongsberg, R10 Drammen or R11 Skien.

Flexible
You can also take the airport busses (Flybussen), which can be especially handy if you dont live in the city centre, as they cover different routes and have more stops. Adult tickets are 209 NOK, student and senior tickets are 129 NOK. Note that prices are higher if you buy the tickets on the buss. Tickets can be prebought on their webpage. As the tickets are flexible and can also be used on later departures, this can be a handy option if you want to buy the tickets in advance and not be stress out if your plane is delayed.

Going directly
If you’re a hard core lindy-traveller going straight from the airport to the party – you should look for trains that go all the way to Nationaltheatret, which is a 5 min walk from most our venues. For the Vy trains – all the above mentioned lines should go to Nationaltheatret. For Flytoget you want to choose the lines with Drammen as the final destination.

Torp airport is located further away from Oslo (even if the airlines will tell you it is also an Oslo airport). The VY train service from Torp takes approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes. This includes a shuttle buss from the airport to the train station.

The train tickets are approximately 300 NOK (depending on demand) from Sandefjord lufthavn Torp to Oslo S, route R11 Eidsvoll. Senior tickets (67 years and above) are half price. Tickets can be cheaper when bought well in advance.

You can also take the Torp express buss , which takes approximately 1 hour and 35 minutes. Adult tickets start at 299 NOK, student tickets at 219 NOK and senior tickets at 149 NOK. Tickets can be prebought online.

If you are not sure which route is optimal for where you are staying, we recommend using Google maps to compare the different options.