We’re saying goodbye to our old paper punch cards and welcoming prepaid cards instead.
As our onboard terminals have been upgraded, we have decided to phase out the old punch cards for administrative reasons.
If you have a punch card, you can continue to use it for up to one year after the date of purchase.
We offer three different types of cards, so you can choose the option that best suits your travel needs:
Gift Card (available for purchase by anyone)
Commuter Pass (Personal)
• Costs at least 1,000 DKK.
• Offers a 30% discount on passenger and car tickets
• For travelers who meet our commuter criteria
• Requires approval and documentation
• Applies only to the cardholder and one car. If other travelers are added to the same reservation, the discount will be void, and the entire reservation will be charged at the regular price
Student ID (personal)
• Costs at least 1,000 DKK.
• Offers a 20% discount on passenger and car tickets
• For travelers with a valid student ID
• Requires approval and documentation
• Applies only to the cardholder and one car. If other travelers are added to the same reservation, the discount will be void, and the entire reservation will be charged at the regular price
All cards are purchased through My Page and can be reloaded as needed with a minimum of 1,000 DKK at a time.
All cards are created with a personal digital code. If you would also like a physical plastic card, you can pick it up at the office.
On My Page, you can always view your balance and travel history.
You can read more about the different card types and find the solution that best suits you on My Page under "Payment Codes."
If you have any questions or need help setting up "My Page" or purchasing a gift card, you're always welcome to contact the office.
The ÆrøXpressen docking in 2026 will take place from October 5 to 9.
On Monday, October 5, the ferry will depart at 6:30 a.m. from Marstal, and normal service will resume on Friday, October 9, departing at 2:40 p.m. from Rudkøbing.
All departures in between are canceled due to docking.