I rarely write reviews but I’m afraid that for changes to take place, organizations need feedback. The options to transfer a pass to someone to your family is limited. If you mistakenly swipe right to activate, instead of swiping to transfer to someone you bought it for, you’re out of luck. There is no option to correct the issue. Your family member/ friends will only be able to use it when they are with you. There is no redeeming a physical card or any other options. I wish the makers of this app had thought through all the variables when they made this app. Hopefully, it will get better so they can have more than 2.6 stars. Very disappointing.

From the raging review, I was crossing my fingers when I put in my credit card number and hit purchase. It took quite a while before the pass appeared in the app and if I were holding my breath when I clicked to activate the pass, I would be dead, lol. It took a while for every process but it worked!! Ha!!The rest worked as it should, transport and multiple museums admission went off without a hitch. The app even compensated for the day light saving time!Ps. I would highly recommended National museum and Vigeland museum.

Unfortunately, I had a lot of problems with the app. I went to buy online and it charged my card. However, it said there was an error and no pass. I called and they’re said there was a problem with the service. They told me I had to go to the train station, so I’ve wasted an hour to go to the station. I wouldn’t use unless the fix it.

I was in Oslo for 5 days so I decided to buy the 72 hours pass for 745 KR Norwegian ($95 USD). Oslo Pass covers the best museums in the city and grants you the access for public transportations (zone 1, which basically where everything you’d want to see in Oslo is located).For me, this is a great bargain! If you solo travel to Oslo, I highly recommend this app.Rule of thumb: PLAN ahead where/what attractions you want to see BEFORE you activate the Oslo Pass.