Oslo Bus Terminal

Oslo’s main bus terminal is a hub for regional and long-distance coach services, on domestic and international routes. The terminal is well connected to train services, local buses, metro, trams and taxis.



The terminal is open every day from 5.15 am to 00.55am.

Customer service agents are on site to help you Monday to Friday 7.30am-6.00pm and 10.00am-6pm at weekends. You can find them at the information desk and in the terminal.



Assistance is provided for people with disabilities and the terminal is fully accessible.



Tickets

Ruter: Get tickets at the ticketing machines in the terminal, in Ruter’s ticket app, at newsstands, the Oslo Visitor Centre and Ruter’s customer service centre at Oslo Central Station

VY/Nettbuss: Get tickets on VY’s website, at ticketing machines in the terminal, at newsstands and the Oslo Visitor Centre.

Flixbus: Get tickets on Flixbus’ website and at the MIX newsstand at the bus terminal

Nor-Way: Get tickets on Nor-Way's website



Facilities

The terminal has a luggage storage, toilets, several food stalls and newsstands, good signage and big information screens in modern surroundings.



Map of platforms



Oslo Bus Terminal is Norway’s largest bus terminal and the country’s third largest transportation hub after Oslo Airport Gardermoen and Oslo Central Station. Over 50.000 passengers pass through Oslo Bus Terminal every day, and over 50 different bus companies depart from here.