Where is the toilet at Oslo Central Station, and does it cost money?
Where to find the toilets at Oslo S, the price and how to pay.
Short answer
The toilets at Oslo Central Station are in the station hall, and they are staffed and cost NOK 20, which you can pay by card or cash. There are baby changing rooms in the same area. Vy gives no separate hours for the toilets, but the station is open every day from 03:45 to 01:30.
Why
- Vy, which runs most trains from Oslo S, writes that there are toilets and baby changing rooms in the station hall.
- According to Vy, the toilets are staffed, cost NOK 20 and accept both card and cash.
- Bane NOR, which owns the station, lists an accessible toilet and a baby changing room among the facilities at Oslo S.
Details
Oslo S and its waiting areas are open daily from 03:45 to 01:30, so plan for the night hours when the station is closed. Visit Oslo gives the opening hours of Østbanehallen, the shopping and food hall at the station, as 04:30 to 01:30.
Tip
Keep a bank card handy: the staffed toilets take card as well as cash, so you do not need coins.
People also ask
- Are the toilets at Oslo S free?
- How much does it cost to use the toilet at Oslo Central Station?
Sources
- Vy: Oslo Central StationChecked at:
- Bane NOR: Oslo Central StationChecked at:
- Visit Oslo: Oslo Central StationChecked at:
Prices change, so check Vy before you go.
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