Norwegian Trains in Oslo-Viken (Vy, Vy Gjøvikbanen, Flytoget, Go-Ahead Nordic, SJ-Nord and SJ)

[@Kevkev789]

I love Your vids and Your one of my fav KZbin Chanel of trains❤❤😊

[@oslo_trainspotter]

Thank you🙏🏼😊

[@olasola1013]

8:33 Sikkert det beste stedet på Gardermobanen for å trainspotte.

[@transworld9203]

8:25 Where is this? It’s so beautiful!

[@oslo_trainspotter]

This is right above a place called Lodalen and under a place called Vålerenga in Oslo. This is very close to the parking place for trains in Oslo.

[@transworld9203]

Cool! Thank you:) Do you have any other recommendations for taking train pictures? I’m a new comer in Oslo!

[@oslo_trainspotter]

@@transworld9203 First. If you know the Ruter app. The app where you buy tickets for the public transport. If you buy a 30 days ticket for all the sones. Your ticket works for all the red buses, green buses, airport Express buses, metros, trams, boats and all Vy trains. You can travel with Vy trains all the way from Spikkestad to Eidsvoll, Årnes and Sonsveien. That’s a big era you can travel as much as you want for 30 days. The locations for taking train pictures. I prefer the bigger stations in Oslo era, where they all have at least four tracks. Then you’ll get mix of different trains. The local trains are easier for train spotting since they mostly go above the ground. The regional trains, express trains and airport express trains are more difficult because they mostly go under ground. If you want to see trains in high speed, you should go the train stations Leirsund, Lindeberg or Kløfta. I don’t know if this is what you’re asking me about. But to take train pictures I recommend you to take the picture with the front facing my direction. Get the whole train in your picture, maybe with some of the tracks, trees or the nature in the background. Maybe some diffrent angles. Maybe when the train is in a curve. Don’t take pictures with when it’s dark or when it’s too rainy or snowy, because of bad quality.

[@transworld9203]

@@oslo_trainspotter Thank you for your comment! First of all, I am so surprised how convenient the public transportation is in Norway! This is insane! And also thanks for your recommendations:) I went to Sandvika station today, which was very nice! I also wanna try going to Leirsund, Lindeberg and Kløfta stations which you recommended for me! Anyway thank you for your advice and I hope one day I can see you in Norway as having the same hobby! Maybe I’ll ask you some questions related trains again😂

[@danielodalen9206]

Var ikke noe Gjøvikbanen her.

[@oslo_trainspotter]

Ja da to ganger, 8:43 og 9:17