Vy

Vy

Plan and buy trips easily

40 ratings
76 reviews
Free

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Plan and purchase tickets for various public transport options across Norway, including trains, buses, and boats. Get real-time departure information, journey suggestions, and notifications for delays. Access your tickets digitally and enjoy additional travel-related content.

Find train, bus, metro, tram, and boat departures
Buy tickets from Vy and other transport companies
See suggested itineraries with walking/biking times
Get real-time departure information
Receive delay and cancellation notifications
View and present digital tickets
Check train carriage occupancy
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What's New in Vy

19.3.10

July 15, 2026

Your departures, right on your home screen! With the new iPhone widget you can pick your favorite route and see upcoming departures without opening the app. We've also made it clearer when you open the app without an internet connection, and fixed a few small visual bugs.

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User reviews

Could be better

I found the Vy app frustrating to use when trying to purchase tickets. Adding a payment method was unnecessarily difficult, and the process was not clearly explained. Only after I went to their website did I find out that for American customers, the app only accepts PayPal and American Express. This limitation was not made obvious upfront, which caused confusion and wasted time. This information should also be clearly displayed in the app for easier interaction. The app could be much more user friendly by clearly communicating accepted payment methods before customers reach the checkout stage.
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Works great… ignore other reviews

Y’all. The app works fine if you’re literate (and you don’t even need to learn Norwegian for this—they have English, too)! The app was well made and easy to use, and had some helpful tourist information, as well!

Slowest app ever

It doesn’t even work

Easy to use for a non Norwegian

Maybe the rating is low due to the age of most of the reviews but I have only had a good experience using this app. Use it every time I’m in Norway to book train and bus tickets which is very straightforward. Have had no problems so far 😌

RE11 always in «wrong» order

After they opened the double-track from Drammen to Tønsberg, the train order seems to have changed more or less permanently without the on-station monitors indicating where the train cars are supposed to stop, have been updated to match the new reality. (And the app could also include the train/station placement information for the departure station of the passenger).
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FAQ

What does the Vy app do?

The Vy app allows users to plan and purchase tickets for various public transport options across Norway, including trains, buses, metro, trams, and boats. It provides real-time departure information, suggested itineraries, and digital ticket management.

What are the key features of the Vy app?

Key features include finding departures for multiple transport types, buying tickets from various companies, viewing suggested itineraries with walking/biking times, getting real-time updates, receiving delay notifications, and presenting digital tickets for inspection.

Is the Vy app free to use?

Yes, the Vy app is free to download and use. The app itself does not have any associated costs for planning or purchasing tickets.

What kind of journeys can I plan with Vy?

You can plan and buy tickets for journeys by train, bus, metro, tram, and boat across Norway. The app also allows you to book taxis in many parts of the country.

Can I use Vy for international travel?

The description focuses on public transport within Norway. While it mentions various transport companies, it primarily details planning and purchasing tickets for journeys across Norway.