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How often does the Copenhagen Metro run?

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Short answer

On all four lines the Copenhagen Metro runs about every 2 minutes in rush hour, which is 07.00–09.00 and 14.00–18.00. During the rest of the day, in the evening and at weekends a train comes about every 3 minutes. In the nights after Friday and Saturday (01.00–07.00) trains run about every 8 minutes, and in the nights after Sunday to Thursday about every 20 minutes. In rush hour the gap between trains can be as short as 95 seconds.

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Why

  1. Rush hour: about every 2 minutes.
  2. Daytime off-peak and weekends: about every 3 minutes.
  3. Nights: every 8 or 20 minutes depending on the day.

Details

About 99.3 % of metro trains leave on time.

Tip

By day you can just walk onto the platform, as the next train is rarely more than 3 minutes away.

What may differ

Frequencies can change during track work or disruptions, so check status on m.dk or in Rejseplanen.

Common misconception

Some travellers look for a printed metro timetable before they travel.

What actually happens

The metro runs so often that Cityringen has no fixed timetable at all; the screens show the next trains.

People also ask

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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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