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Hehe, it's not "Fly to get". :-) Fly = airplane, to fly. Tog = train. et = "the".

If this is just before Xmas there may be a line at security but if you're back at the airport 1h before departure you should be OK.

If you decide not to go but stay at the airport, make sure not to blindly follow the crowd after passport control. If you do you'll end up at baggage collection and have to go out through customs, up to the departure level and through security again. There should be a side passage somewhere for "international transit" which will bring you straight into the international departures.

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The safest bet would be to use an international student card, but I have many times managed to get student discounts with my Norwegian student card around Europe (and in Prague even with a student card that wasn't valid anymore). It depends a lot on the person checking you, but as long your student card is valid, and doesn't look like something that could have been made at home, I think you'll be fine.

Chances are you wont even need to show your student card to anyone, as you can (and should, as it costs more to buy them at a counter) buy the tickets at a ticket booth, and there's an automatic ticket controller at Gardermoen.

Absolutely everything can be bought with a card in Norway, people rarely walk around with cash, so that's something you needn't worry about. The prices on the other hand...

The security at Gardermoen is extremely efficient by the way.

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