Norway Cup

Most of the matches are played at Ekebergsletta, which is a large area to the north of the City, but as the tournament has grown they have expanded to other parts of Oslo.

Now around 5000 matches are played at different locations with a total of 89 pitches.

H – Card – Hotel includes:
Seven-night accommodation in hotel (Saturday-Saturday, Friday-Friday, Sunday-Sunday)
Food: Breakfast at the hotel (every day)…Lunch and dinner at Ekeberg Sports Hall (only dinner on Saturday 30th July)
Tournament T-Shirt
Free transportation by public transportation (bus, tram, subway and boats) within the city limits of Oslo
Free admission to public outdoor pools: Frognerbadet and Tøyenbadet
Free admissions to most of the museums in Oslo
Free admission to Norway Cup’s Fun Park
Free mini-golf at Ekeberg mini golf course
Free admission to all sponsor activities

A-card – school card
Staying at a school is social and the atmosphere is usually really good at the different schools during the tournament. A team leader (min. 20 years old) must live at the school with the team at all times. At the schools, there will be guards at all times, and there are good public transport links nearby.

You also have the possibility to buy a mattress or sleeping bag if you are staying at a school, which will be yours to keep after the tournament.

The A card includes everything that the H-Card does except you have eight-night stay in schools (Saturday-Sunday) and the breakfasts are served every day at the schools.

There are three airports that serve Oslo. Gardermoen Airport, Sandefjord Airport, Torp and Moss Airport.

Gardermoen is closest to the city centre (22 miles away) and this is the only airport that accepts international flights.

Here are the airlines that fly to this airport from the UK and Ireland.

British Airways from London-Heathrow
Norwegian Air Shuttle from Dublin, Edinburgh, London-Gatwick and Manchester
Ryan Air from London-Stansted
Scandinavian Airlines from Aberdeen, Dublin, Edinburgh, London-Heathrow and Manchester