How much is a luggage locker at Copenhagen Central Station?
Self-service lockers, paid by card.
Short answer
As of November 2026 a small locker (35 x 45 x 90 cm) at Copenhagen Central Station costs 70 DKK and a large one (35 x 60 x 90 cm) 90 DKK for 24 hours. You pay for 24 hours of uninterrupted storage and can keep a locker for at most seven days. After that DSB Stationsservice empties the locker, and getting your luggage back costs 125 DKK. You pay by Dankort, Visa, Mastercard or Maestro.
Why
- Lockers are self-service and paid by card.
- The maximum rental time is seven days.
- Not every size is free at all times.
Details
DSB has lockers at other stations too, but sizes and daily prices differ from station to station.
Tip
Take a photo of the QR receipt, because opening the locker without it costs a fee.
What may differ
Prices can change, and DSB does not guarantee that a locker in your size is free.
Common misconception
Many think a locker can be used for as long as you like if you pay later.
What actually happens
The limit is seven days, after which the luggage is removed and returned for a fee.
People also ask
- Can you pay for lockers at Copenhagen Central Station with a credit card?
- How long can you leave luggage in a DSB locker?
- What happens if I lose the receipt for a luggage locker?
Sources
This answer is for reference only. Opening hours, prices and services change, so check the official sources before you go.
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