fore sure....i have no fee when i take € from an ATM with an "ATM Card". oh no... here in Vienna i have also Pizza, Kebap and all that &$&($&(... The MacD is also expensive. Befor i was in CPH i tough Swizerland is expensive but DK is much more expensive...

So i see i will take the hole 23kg from the airline to take all wits me what i need for that 3 days *gg*.

Of course you don't pay when withdrawing Euro in the Eurozone. It's all one country, money-wise.

But this is Denmark, and there is a fee for withdrawing money outside the Eurozone.

So is there something i can do who are relaxed?
except shopping thats not an good idea...
Is there some kind of swimming pool (is that translation correct?!) in CPH who are something special?

In the summer you can swim in the harbor. I think a popular spot is near the Opera house. There are also beaches in the close suburbs. Take the train to Klampenborg.

but in 1 week isnt summer...
can i do some different to watch the ships on the ais channel?!

i see there is an supermarket on the airport how about the price?

I've never seen a supermarket in the airport. There's a bunch of little convenience stores, but that's about it (unless there's something out in the grounds).

However, there's no shortage of small supermarkets across the city, varying in price and quality from the likes of Netto up to Irma.

If you want to watch ships, you could head out to Dragor (hard to pronounce!) which is at the back of the airport (easy bus ride). It's a really pleasant little seaside town, with great views out towards the Oresund bridge, the Oresund itself, and the airport. Best is if you can hire a bike and cycle along the coastal path from the airport.

the problem is i drive direkt from the airport to the hotel and than i take a long... nap.
i see the next 7eleven is ~3km from the Hotel away.

So my Parents Travel with me is there some Activity for the older Generation?

Where are you driving to? If it's just Copenhagen, I'd struggle to recommend car as a mode of transport, even with older people in tow.

There are a number of big supermarkets on the outskirts of Copenhagen, including Field's, right on the airport motorway, which has a giant (for Denmark) branch of Bilka:

http://www.fields.dk/butikker/fields...bilka-onestop/

For the older generation, sure - depends what they like, though. There are dozens of decent museums in Copenhagen, not to mention harbour cruises, open-top bus tours and the like.

i dont have any driver licence and i take the free airport shuttle to the cp cph.

my dad hate museum ok the hate everything what is told him.... is there some activty who contain more thrilling and fun?

Tivoli, the amusement park.
There is no free shuttle into Copenhagen unless your hotel provide one.

Ah right, the Crowne Plaza. Then you're in luck - the Fields shopping centre is right opposite, as is Orestad metro station, to get in to the city. All the metro stations have access via elevator, so there shouldn't be any accessibility problems.

More thrilling and fun? I dunno, you could stand in the middle of a cycle lane in the rush hour, that's always a tourist favourite...

(Otherwise, what kind of thing do they like? It's hard to recommend without some direction...)

i know that i mean there is a shuttle from the airport to the hotel.

i dont know what i could do ur visit in cph. the last time i was there that was only a one day trip and i get from the airport to the city hop on a bus tour than the boat tour back to the bus and via macdonls back to the airport... i know i see "nothing" but i want to chance it. But i dont know what its a must have and what is a tourist napp. Someone know i am from austria and i visit some place who other say thats cool and i have to see than and in the end of the day it was boring and cost much money for nothing.

There is a large Netto maybe 5 minutes walk from T3. In fact I can nearly see it here from the SAS lounge in CPH. Turn right and walk toward Sweden.

is there an tread who i can ask someone to take me in a lounge?
i have only the blue m&m card and an eco ticket.