Zones, Depending on How Far You’Re Going
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Tickets and travel cards in the Greater Copenhagen region When you’re a tourist, you can choose between different forms of tickets and travel cards which are all valid for both buses, trains and Metro in the Greater Copenhagen region. Your choice depends on how much and how you choose to move around during your stay. Single tickets You can buy single tickets that are valid for a stated time period and a specific number of zones, depending on how far you’re going. Single tickets are the obvious choice, if you prefer mainly to walk around town and sometimes choose to take a bus. Discount cards (Danish: Klippekort) If you plan on taking the bus, train or metro several times during your stay, it’s cheaper to use a discount card than buying single tickets. Discount cards are available for 10 journeys within two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight or all zones. If, for instance, you buy a discount card for two zones, you have to punch the number of times corresponding to the number of zones you’ll be travelling through. You can see the number of zones on the special zone maps at stations and bus stops. An example is given in the attachment of this document. On the back of the discount card, you can see how long the clip is valid. Several people can travel together on a discount card. This makes the discount card the obvious choice for a group of people who want a flexible solution when moving around town. 24‐hour ticket The 24‐hour ticket offers you 24 hours of unlimited travel by bus, train and Metro throughout all the zones of the Greater Copenhagen region. One adult can bring along two children under the age of 12 free on a 24‐hour ticket. Children under the age of 16 can buy a 24‐hour ticket at half price. City Pass The City Pass gives you unlimited access to buses, trains and Metro in the centre of Copenhagen and to and from the airport (zones 1, 2, 3 and 4). You can buy a 24‐hour or a 72‐hour City Pass for adults or children under the age of 16. FlexCard 7‐days The FlexCard allows you unlimited travel by bus, train and Metro for seven days in the number of zones, you pay for. One adult can bring along two children under the age of 12 for free. Two children under the age of 16 can travel together on a FlexCard. The FlexCard is not personal and can therefore be shared among several people travelling at different times. 1 CPH Card The CPH Card is what you need, if you’re planning on visiting several museums and sights during your stay. The card gives you free admission to more than 75 museum and sights, unlimited travel by bus, train and Metro in the Greater Copenhagen region and discounts on a number of activities, restaurants etc. The card is valid for either 24, 48, 72 or 120 hours for both adults and children. Where to purchase your tickets or travel cards You can purchase your tickets or travel cards at most stations, a number of kiosks and at 1415.dk. You can also purchase your tickets or travels cards via your mobile phone. Furthermore, you can purchase single tickets from bus drivers, and you can purchase your City Pass at Copenhagen Airport. The CPH Card can only be purchased at visitcopenhagen.dk. Prices Tickets and travel cards (DKK) Zones 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 All Tickets 24,‐ 36,‐ 48,‐ 60,‐ 72,‐ 84,‐ 96,‐ 108,‐ adult Tickets 12,‐ 18,‐ 24,‐ 30,‐ 36,‐ 42,‐ 48,‐ 54,‐ children 0‐15 years Discount cards 10 journeys 150,‐ 200,‐ 250,‐ 305,‐ 365,‐ 415,‐ 470,‐ 490,‐ adult Discount cards 10 journeys 75,‐ 100,‐ Children 0‐15 years Flexcard 240,‐ 295,‐ 350,‐ 410,‐ 465,‐ 520,‐ 580,‐ 635,‐ 7 dage 24 72 City Pass 24‐hour ticket hours hours City Pass, adult 24‐hour ticket 75,‐ 190,‐ 130,‐ Zone 1, 2, 3, 4 adult City Pass, child 0‐15 24‐hour ticket years 40,‐ 95,‐ Child 0‐15 65,‐ Zone 1, 2, 3, 4 years 2 How many zones do you need? You can find a zone map of the Copenhagen area at all places where you can buy tickets. An example hereof is given in the two attachments. You should always start to count the amount of zones from the red area of the map, which is identical to the area of your location. Find the area of your final destination and compare the respective color code with the amount of zones given in the table at the lower right corner. If you (see Zone‐1 attachment) are at the city center and want to go to DTU, you have to pay for 5 zones. The Campus is north of Copenhagen and located in the purple area that stands for 5 zones. Are you coming from the airport (see Zone‐4 attachment) and want to go to DTU you have to pay for 6 zones. In that case Lyngby corresponds to the orange area that represents 6 zones. Notice that going to DTU requires one extra zone than going to Lyngby station. Some zone examples: 6 zones from the airport to DTU campus 5 zones from Copenhagen city center to DTU campus 3 zones from Copenhagen city center to the airport More info for understanding zones in Copenhagen can be found here: http://www.fyidenmark.com/zones.html 3 Public transportation to DTU There are several easy ways of getting to Nørreport station, from which there is easy connection to Lyngby station and DTU. For public transportation from Copenhagen Central station, Vesterport or Østerport see http://www.dtu.dk/English/About_DTU/DTU%20Directory/from_airport_central_stations/Central _stations_to_DTU.aspx From Kastrup Airport directly to DTU (through Nørreport station): Step A: From the airport to Nørreport station Take the Metro (M2) from the airport in the direction of Vanløse station. Get off at Nørreport station. Take the bus 5A from the airport in the direction of Husum Torv. Get off at Nørreport station. Take the Øresund train in the direction of Helsingør station (Elsinore st.) or Nivå station. Get off at Nørreport station. Step B: From Nørreport station to Lyngby station (and Rævehøjvej, DTU w/Bus 150S or 173E) From Nørreport station there are two S‐trains and three buses to choose between: S‐train B in the direction of Holte station. Get off at Lyngby station. S‐train E in the direction of Hillerød station. Get off at Lyngby station. Bus 184 in the direction of Lyngby station. Get off at Lyngby station. Bus 150S in the direction of Kokkedal station. 4 Get off at Rævehøjvej, DTU Bus 173E in the direction of Fredensborg station. Get off at Rævehøjvej, DTU Step C: From Lyngby station to DTU Bus 190 in the direction of Holte station. Get off at your destination at DTU Campus Bus 300S in the direction of Nærum station. Get off at your destination at DTU Campus Bus 353 in the direction of Helsingør station (Elsinore st.). Get off at your destination at DTU Campus Bus 591P in the direction of Lyngby station. Get off at your destination at DTU Campus Bus 590E in the direction of Lyngby station. Get off at your destination at DTU Campus For more information see http://www.dtu.dk/English/About_DTU/DTU%20Directory/from_airport_central_stations/Central _stations_to_DTU.aspx 5 Below are basic information about the mentioned busses and trains: The Metro The metro comes approximately every 3 minutes from 5 a.m. to 12 p.m. on friday ‐ (M2) sunday nights it comes every 15 minute. The Øresund The Øresund train comes approximately every 20 minutes from 4 a.m. to 12 p.m. In Train the night it comes once an hour. S‐trains comes approximately every 6 minutes from 5 a.m. to 12 p.m. In the night it The S‐trains comes approximately every 30 minutes. Bus 5A Bus 5A comes approximately every 8 ‐ 15 minutes from 4.55 a.m. to 12.10 a.m. Bus 184 comes approximately every 20 minutes from approximately 5.30 a.m. to 12 Bus 184 p.m. Weekend and holidays not included. Bus 190 comes every 30 minutes from approximately 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Weekend and Bus 190 holidays not included. Bus 300S comes every 15 minutes from approximately 5 a.m. to 12 p.m. Weekend Bus 300S and holidays not included. Bus 353 comes approximately every 30 minutes from 6.40 a.m. to 8 p.m. Weekend Bus 353 and holidays not included. Bus 591P comes approximately every 20 minutes from approximately 11 a.m. to Bus 591P 5.30 p.m. Weekend and holidays not included. Bus 590E comes approximately every 7 minutes from 7.32 a.m. to 9.45 a.m. Bus 590E Weekend and holidays not included. Bus 150S comes approximately every 10‐15 minutes from 5.55 a.m. to 00.13 a.m. Bus 150S Weekend and holidays not included. Bus 173E comes approximately every 15 minutes from 6.43 a.m. to 8.47 a.m. Bus 173E Thereafter from 1.51 p.m. to 5.31 p.m. Weekend and holidays not included. 6 Gilleleje Munkerup Smidstrup Dronning- Rågeleje Fjellenstrup 10 mølle Udsholt Hornbæk Søborg Kildekrog 37 Alme Firhøj 11 Horneby Blistrup Saunte Ålsgårde Vejby Villingerød Kolsbæk Græsted 16 Borsholm Højstrup Havreholm Tisvildeleje Esbønderup 14 Nygård Grønnehave Valby Horserød Holløse Ørby Esrum Plejelt Helsingør 49 36 Bistrup 15 5 Tibirke Ågerup 17 Skotterup Mårum 12 Tikøb Gurre Rørtang Helsinge Ostrup Nyrup 69 Skærød 18 Jonstrup Mørdrup Snekkersten Ramløse Duemose 13 Ammendrup Endrup Kvist- Espergærde Liseleje Asserbo 39 38 Kagerup Nødebo 91 Danstrup gård Melby Annisse 19 Fredensborg 90 Humlebæk Søholm Vinderød Dyssekilde Alsønderup Gadevang Langstrup Zone Auderød Grønholt Dageløkke 68 Hanehoved Tømmerup Tulstrup Hillerød Lønholt 6 Meløse Niverød Nivå Hundested Frederiksværk 92 Ullerød Store 9 81 80 Mikkelborg Lynæs Kregme Lyngby Harløse Karlebo 35 Avderød Brønsholm Kulhuse Ølsted Grimstrup 34 Gunderød Strø- Skævinge Freerslev Kokkedal Barakkerne lille 82 Kirkelte Hornsved 45 Strø Brødeskov Rungsted Kyst 93 Nørre 70 Sigerslev- Gørløse Allerød Sjælsmark Hørsholm 78 Sigerslev- øster Herlev Nyhuse vester Græse Lystrup Lillerød Blovstrød Isterød Uvelse Lynge 71 Vedbæk Jægerspris Græse Slangerup Overdrev Bakkeby 83 Lynge Høvelte Birkerød Trørød 1 Neder Sundbylille Dråby Uggeløse Rudersdal 7 Jørlunde 60 Skodsborg Du er i den røde zone.