Useful card - Easy to download and activate when needed. Came in handy to use public transportation. Recommend having an itinerary planned out to get the maximum value.

Easy to use and good value - Easy to use and good value. Be sure to calculate how many attractions you’d need to visit as well as how often you’ll use various transit options to get the best card for you.

Copenhagen card review - Card provided easy access to all of the major sites to see in Copenhagen. Really recommend the canal tour from this company! Non covered boats were perfect for the day plus they provided free parka in case of rain.

Great Card for lots of Museums & Transport is excellent - Worked amazingly well. All inclusive transport ( all trains buses metro) made traveling around really easy and time saving. A few hiccups - had to pay for tour at Kronborg castle, had to wait in line to exchange for ticket at some museum instead of scanning directly & walking through.

Brilliant weekend. - A brilliant way to see Copenhagen! Travel anywhere, see most of the brilliant museums! Fantastic boat journeys.

Definitely worth the price. - Copenhagen card is so convenient to use and it also helped to skip some attraction long line to buy tickets. But I was having trouble to use it for train and metro.

Viator saved me- CPH app does not accept US Credit Cards - I went to buy this copenhagen card on the app and the website- neither paypal or my credit crs would be accepted. Viator took my order and processed it for me and I was able to redeem the voucher for the card. Without Viator, I would not have been able to purchase this card with US funds. Thanks viator.

Free public transport is a must-have. It may be better to buy it separately (DOTS) and pay attractions when needed - We bought the Copenhagen Discover Card for 72 days, or 3 full days, allowing us unlimited public transport and free access to 80 attractions. All in all, getting into most attractions was hassle free. Some of the time, we had to wait for a free time slot, like in Rosenborg Castle, but the waiting time was not a real bother. Maybe we were lucky in this month (June), or picked a good time to arrive. In hindsight, we better could have bought unlimited access to public transport separately, via the DOTS app, and buy our tickets per individual attraction on the spot when and where needed. Some attractions have free days anyway, e.g. wednesday, requiring some prior research. And confusingly, there are some (e.g. Stromma Canal Tours) where you still must pay 50% of the price when departing from the Nyhavn pier, while having free access from the Vet Stranden pier, despite being the very same company. A pro and con calculation is personal, depending on your needs and the type of attractions you want. Unlimited public transport is valuable in any event, be it via the DOTS app or via de Discover card. A psychological consideration is that buying the Discover card, which costs lots of money, drives you to get the most value out of it, by visiting as much attractions as fit in a day. It is not the sort of stress that you are here for. Especially, when you are not familiar yet with the public transport in Copenhagen, a lot of unnecessary foot work may be needed and hence loss of valuable time. On the other hand, the metro network is easy and no rocket science, so a bit of preparation may prove valuable and save lots of walking time. I failed on this, and should have prepared a city map beforehand.

Convenient card! - Was nice to have the convenience of having tickets to attractions already available. One note: the Round Tower admission is NO longer included in the CPH card, despite what the CPH card website says. It wasn’t very expensive but had factored that into our calculations of if the card was worth it to us to buy cs individual tickets.

May or may not be for you - I’m not going to say that I don’t see the value in this card. It will work for you if everything is open, there are no delays, nothing goes wrong and you’re ok with having an ambitious itinerary. But paid attractions are only open 10-5 so good luck doing more than 1-2 of those things a day . The planets and stars must align for this to be worth it. In hindsight, I wish I’d just bought a city pass for transportation and then booked attractions directly. WARNING: Account for the time you are going to have to stand in line and obtain a ticket wherever you go because the Copenhagen card itself is not a ticket to get you into an attraction—it only works directly for transportation. In hindsight I should’ve just bought a city card for transportation and purchased tickets directly from the official website of the attractions I wanted to visit.