UPGRADE OF COPENHAGEN-OSLO ROUTE IN 2014
The Copenhagen-Oslo route connects two Nordic capitals and annually attracts more than 700,000 passengers. The route also transports more than 200,000 lanemetres of freight per year
Updated: 19 March 2026 | Published: 23 May 2013
Copenhagen
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To enhance the route’s customer offerings, the two ships deployed on the route will be upgraded at a total cost of DKK 120m in early 2014. The upgrade is mainly directed at onboard passenger areas, ie. public areas and cabins, but also includes a technical upgrade of the ships.
The upgrade is expected to support the ships’ continued deployment on the route for at least the next five years.
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