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Do pensioners and people over 67 get a discount on DSB trains?

Fares for travellers aged 67 and over

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Short answer

Yes. As of November 2026 travellers aged 67 and over and pensioners get up to 50 % off Orange and Orange Fri tickets (campaign fares are excluded) and up to 30 % off ordinary single tickets, valid every day of the week. On Zealand the Pensionistkort gives up to 70 % off for travel outside rush hour, and a personal pensioner Rejsekort gives up to 45 % off. The exact discount depends on where and when you travel.

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Why

  1. The age limit is 67.
  2. Orange gives the biggest saving on long trips.
  3. Single-ticket discounts apply every day.

Details

People entitled to early pension can get a DSB Legitimationskort, which gives the pensioner discount when buying tickets.

Tip

The Pensionistkort for Zealand is sold at 7-Eleven at the station.

What may differ

Discount levels vary by route and time, and campaign prices such as fixed low fares are not reduced further.

Common misconception

Many think the senior discount on Danish trains starts at 65.

What actually happens

On DSB the senior fares are for travellers aged 67 and over, plus pensioners.

People also ask

  • What is the Pensionistkort on Zealand?
  • Do foreign pensioners get DSB discounts?
  • Can a pensioner bring grandchildren for free?

Sources

This answer is for reference only. Timetables, routes and fares change, so check the operator before you travel.

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