M2 metroorBus 164 to Oceankaj, by metro M2 and M4?

M2 · Copenhagen Metro (Metroselskabet), on a DOT ticketM2 metro

From

The metro station at the end of Terminal 3, above ground

To

Kongens Nytorv in 13 minutes (change for M3 and M4) and Nørreport in 15, via Christianshavn

Luggage

Driverless trains with open floors; busy at peak.

Runs

All night

Journey

13 min

Three zones, not four. Zone 4 to zone 1 is a three-zone ticket at kr. 30 under DOT's ring-zone rule; the metro's own page says you pay for a maximum of three zones. The four-zone ticket at kr. 40 is valid and wasteful.

It runs every night of the week: every 8 minutes after Friday and Saturday, every 20 after Sunday to Thursday, between 01:00 and 07:00. Every 2 minutes in the peaks and 3 the rest of the day.

Journey times are Rejseplanen's: 13 minutes to Kongens Nytorv and 15 to Nørreport. Metroselskabet says "14 minutes to the centre" without naming a station; the airport says 15 to Nørreport.

This ticket does not cross the bridge. For Malmö you need an Øresund ticket from the airport, and a different train.

M2 metro: price for every party size

M2→M4→164/25 · Copenhagen Metro and Movia, on a DOT ticketBus 164 to Oceankaj, by metro M2 and M4

From

The metro station at the end of Terminal 3, above ground

To

Oceankaj, the Ocean Quay cruise terminal, by bus from Orientkaj metro station

Luggage

Driverless metro trains with open floors; the buses are ordinary city buses.

Runs

06:00–23:15

Journey

40 min

Three vehicles on one ticket: change at Kongens Nytorv from the M2 to the M4 towards Orientkaj, then at Orientkaj to the bus. Bus 164 shows Ballerup St. on its sign, not Oceankaj.

Bus 164 runs all year but not all night; the last one reaches Oceankaj at 00:30 on weekdays. After that the metro takes you to Orientkaj, and a taxi must do the last stretch.

Bus 164 to Oceankaj, by metro M2 and M4: price for every party size