Tickets & prices
No ticket, no trip! A valid ticket is the first thing you need before using Copenhagen's public transport. If don't have a valid ticket to show a conductor, it will likely result in a fine. Here's everything you need to know about tickets and prices.
What kind of ticket should I buy?
The type of ticket you should choose to buy and its price depends on several things. One thing you should consider is how much you will be using the public transport. For example, if you're only using the metro once, you can choose a single ticket, whereas you'll save money by choosing a multi-day ticket, such as a City Pass or even a Copenhagen Card, which gives you free access to all public transport and many more attractions. The price and validity of a ticket depends exclusively on the zones that the city is divided into. Read more about types of tickets and zones at the Official Public Transport website.
How and where can I buy a ticket?
Once you know which type of ticket to choose, the next step is to buy it. Here's an overview of the easiest ways to buy a ticket. Remember that when you buy a ticket for the metro, it also serves as a ticket for the bus or the harbour bus and vice versa. This makes it easy to combine and switch between several modes of transport during your journey.
On your mobile
The easiest way to buy a ticket is on your phone. On both the DOT Ticket App or the DSB app for iPhone and Android, you can easily buy your ticket or use the check-in function.
Physical ticket
If you want to buy a physical ticket, you can buy single tickets and city passes (Small and Large) at the ticket machines on the metro and train platforms or at the 7/11 kiosks near the stations.
Scan & travel
DOT Tickets - Scan & Travel is a shortcut to a quick ticket purchase for you, when you are ready to travel on a one day ticket to Central Copenhagen or the entire Greater Copenhagen. Scan the QR code here and choose between 24, 48, 72, 96 or 120 hours.
Find more information
You can read more about tickets, prices, routes, zones and much more on the Official Public Transport website. Click on the link below.
