Loved it - Really liked the tour and loved Oslo. Lots of great things to see! Make sure you make it to the park!

Interesting Oslo - Folk museum is well worth the stop off. The bus was very comfortable and the commentary is excellent and very informative.

Best way to see the city - The hop on, hop off bus is a great way to see all the highlights of the city. If this is your first time in Oslo, then I highly recommend it.

It worked well - ideal for the first day so that you can get an overview. - The bus was always on time. The information provided via the headphones is, however, rather sparse. There is still room for improvement. But since the traffic in Oslo is not as heavy as in cities such as London, you are not constantly stuck in traffic jams and the buses can stick to the timetable.

Disappointed - Not impressed. No reliable route information. Drivers were not sure our ticket was valid. Lots of confusion regarding which company we should be riding with. Both HOHO companies use almost identical livery. Not worth the money

Save your money - Started in a cold bus which then got way too hot. Very doubtful if the price was correct. Bought a ticket for 1 adult and 3 children, but the seller first said that the children were free and afterwards they spoke for an adult. Paid 640 enough. The sound in the seats was terrible and several of the plugs on the upper deck did not work. Waste of money and most things can be seen without having to walk that much.

Don’t use this bus - there are 2. Get the other - If I could give this zero stars I would. It was a huge waste of money. Go with the other tour. It was running over a half hour late at the start of the day. There were no announcements as to what stop we were at or what the sights were. The map the provided was useless in finding the stops.

Not welcoming - Saw how a group of seafarers got rejected to join the bus that is actually FREE for them. They also help spreading amount guest onboard on what to do when visiting Oslo so next time take them into consideration. Tours starting at 1pm or 2pm is too late for them. Don't restrict them when there are plenty busses available.

Tour is not worth the money - I was in Oslo with the AIDA in November and booked the tour. My conclusion: I could have invested the money better elsewhere. The tour was very short. Only 6 stops in the city center and 3 in Bygdøy, 2 of which were the same stop. The information on the headphones is really poor and there are long stretches without commentary. Cannot be recommended. The seats are also very narrow.

Horrible customer service/cancellation policy - I purchased my ticket online prior to departing for my trip from Canada (Oct 12) choosing the date October 24 for my use. When I arrived in Oslo Oct 24 I was surprised to find out they were not operating that day. So I filled out the refund on their website and bought a ticket for the other hop on hop off company in Oslo. I received an email later stating they did not do refunds within 24hrs of travel date. I received no notifications that they were not operating on the 24th so how was I to cancel more than 24hrs. I responded to their customer service with this and they responded back stating my chosen travel date was Oct 12. Well no, I purchased the ticket online Oct 12 for a travel date of Oct 24 and was not even in the country on the 12th. They refuse to refund the ticket I purchased even though it is them that was not operating, but continue to state the ticket is valid for 1 year. I came from Canada, i will not be returning to Oslo anytime soon. This is shady business practices in my opinion, so beware of their cancellation policies because even if it is their scheduling that is at fault, you will not be refunded. I can live without that money, but it is the unprofessional business practices that causes me to warn others.