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What facilities are there at Copenhagen Bus Terminal?

What you find at the terminal

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Short answer

Copenhagen Bus Terminal has 15 covered bays: 12 for 15-metre buses and 3 for 18-metre buses. There is a waiting hall where you can sit sheltered from the weather, a kiosk that sells coffee and food, toilets and screens with departure information. Outside you find taxi stands, accessible parking, a kiss-and-ride zone for drop-offs and 200 bicycle parking spaces. Stairs and a lift connect the terminal with the Dybbølsbro bridge above.

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Why

  1. The waiting hall is indoors and sheltered from rain and wind.
  2. A kiosk sells coffee and food.
  3. A lift makes the terminal accessible from the bridge.

Details

The terminal is open all year.

Tip

If someone drives you, use the kiss-and-ride zone instead of stopping in the bus bays.

What may differ

Kiosk hours and services in the waiting hall can change, so do not count on buying food late at night.

Common misconception

Many expect the bus terminal to be just a row of stops by the roadside with no shelter.

What actually happens

The terminal has a covered waiting hall, toilets and a kiosk.

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Sources

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

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