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Old Mar 27, 2016, 7:34 am
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Originally Posted by JY1024
The Arlanda Express is certainly not cheap - 280* SEK one way, 540 SEK return...but I think it's well worth it when you have early morning flights to the airport or if you're getting into the city late in the evenings and just want to get to a bed. Taxis or Uber between ARN and Stockholm center run about 520 SEK.

(If you're able to do some advance planning, the one way ticket prices comes down to 154 / 196 / 252 SEK if you book 90 / 30 / 14 days in advance, respectively.)
Online tickets must be purchased at least one hour prior to departure.

Early Bird
45 % discount with 90-day advance purchase, SEK 154
30 % discount with 30-day advance purchase, SEK 196
10 % discount with 14-day advance purchase, SEK 252

Early Bird Tickets apply only to single tickets purchase online. The relevant discount is deducted immediately and can be up to 45 %, depending on how long in advance the purchase is made. The ticket is not refundable and cannot be rebooked. The Early Bird Tickets can not be combined with other discounts and special offers.

2 for 300:-, 3 for 400:- and 4 for 500:-
Two, three or four adults travelling together, single journey. Applicable Thu-Sun and bank holidays. This discounted ticket cannot be rebooked or refunded. Can be purchased online and in our ticket vending machines, ticket counter at Stockholm Central Station and in the Information counters at Arlanda.

Adult:
One-way ticket: 280 SEK
Return ticket: 540 SEK
From 26 yrs. 0-17 yrs, max. 4 travel for free accompanied by adult from 26 yrs. Age must be verified.

Youth, one-way ticket: 150 SEK
8-25 yrs, unaccompanied. Age must be verified. Children 0-7 yrs travel for free.

Children: 0 SEK
0-17 yrs, max. 4 travel for free accompanied by
adult from 26 yrs (not applicable to student tickets).
Age must be verified.

Student, one-way ticket: 140 SEK
Sold at ticket counters only. Valid ISIC/Mecenat card or Studentkortet and your ID is required.

6 HOURS return ticket: 340 SEK
Valid for 6 hours from start of journey.

Travelcards (rechargeable)
Adult, 10 / 25 / 50 journeys
2.450 / 5.600 / 10.500 SEK

12-monthpass (order through internet)
25.000 SEK

All children 0-17 yrs travel for free.
Multi-trip cards are non-personal and may be used by several persons, either individually or in a group.
The 12-month pass is personal and only valid together with a current photo identification card.

* 100 SEK surcharge per ticket purchased on board.
* Paper tickets are valid for one month from purchase unless otherwise stated.
* E-tickets must be purchased at least one hour prior to departure and are valid the choosen date.
* A receipt is not valid as a ticket.
* The price list is valid from January 19th, 2009.
* Arlanda Express makes reservations subject to price-, rule- and timetable changes.
* The ticket is a valuable document.
Retiree and Senior citizens discounts? Not too sure about those but Sweden has a lot of that going on for using public transit.

Sometimes there have also been summer/holiday period discounting where two people on the same ticket substantially lowers the cost per person. Cheap enough to want to find someone with cash to split the cost, as it brought down the price to be less than double the Flygbussen ticket price.

And when I've just missed the Arlanda Express by a minute or two, I'll sometimes rush to grab the next Flygbussen since the Flybussen tend to run more frequently and the travel time is sometimes around 20-30 minutes longer (in terms of getting me to the check-in counters or security) than the Arlanda Expeess. Waiting more than 15 minutes for the next Arlanda Express isn't always worth it to me.

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