Combined ticket Øresund Bridge and Rostock–Gedser ferry
One ticket for the ferry and the bridge between Germany and Sweden, and what that means for Møn
The combined ticket joins a Scandlines ferry and the Øresund Bridge in one booking. It is for drivers travelling between Germany and Sweden, and Øresundsbron describes it for the journey from Sweden to Germany. If you are going to Møn, you do not need it: Møn is in Denmark, and the bridges on the way there are free for cars. This page is current as of 31 October 2026.
What the combined ticket is
The ticket covers the car journey over the Øresundsbron and one of the two Scandlines routes:
- Rostock–Gedser: the crossing takes about 2 hours.
- Puttgarden–Rødby: the crossing takes 45 minutes.
It is booked with the ferry operator Scandlines. Øresundsbron acts as intermediary for the offer and refers questions to Scandlines customer service. The ticket is meant for travellers who do not have a discount agreement with Øresundsbron, and it cannot be combined with other discounts (oresundsbron.com, as of October 2026).
What it costs
For the Standard ticket Rostock–Gedser plus Øresund Bridge, Scandlines shows a one-way fare from €124.25 (scandlines.com, as of 31 October 2026). The price applies to a car with up to 9 people, it depends on the date booked, and changes to a booking cost a fee. The bridge alone costs €58 (420 DKK) for a car up to 6 m when bought online and €65 (470 DKK) at the toll station, in each case one way and valid from 14 September 2026 (oresundsbron.com). The prices for the ferry alone are in the ferry block below and on the page Getting to Møn.
Who the combined ticket suits
It suits you if you are driving from Germany to southern Sweden and take the route via Rostock–Gedser or Puttgarden–Rødby: you book the ferry and the bridge together, instead of paying for the bridge separately later. If you are only travelling to Denmark or to Møn, you book the ferry alone. The bridge near Copenhagen does not come into it for Møn.
Møn on the way to Sweden
Møn is not on the main route from Gedser to Copenhagen, but it is close enough for a detour. From Gedser it is 74 km to Stege, and from Rødby 83 km (OSRM, October 2026). On the way, the Farø bridges and the Dronning Alexandrines Bro at Kalvehave are free of tolls for cars. The GeoCenter Møns Klint is about 20 km beyond Stege. What a trip with an overnight stay looks like is described on the pages Day trip from Copenhagen to Møn and Puttgarden–Rødby–Møn.
Sources and last update
As of 31 October 2026
- oresundsbron.com: Kombiticket
- Scandlines: Rostock gedser
- oresundsbron.com: Prices
- OSRM (driving distances, October 2026)
FAQ
Does the combined ticket for the Øresund Bridge and ferry still exist?
Yes. Øresundsbron describes it as one ticket for the car journey between Sweden and Germany, across the bridge and with the Scandlines ferries Rødby–Puttgarden or Rostock–Gedser. It is booked with Scandlines, and Øresundsbron only acts as an intermediary (oresundsbron.com, as of October 2026).
Who can use the combined ticket?
According to Øresundsbron, only travellers without a discount agreement. If you have an ØresundGO agreement, you get the bridge discount automatically and book the ferry directly with Scandlines. The combined ticket cannot be combined with other discounts.
What does the combined ticket cost?
For the Standard ticket Rostock–Gedser plus Øresund Bridge, Scandlines gives a one-way fare from €124.25 (scandlines.com, as of 31 October 2026). The price applies to a car with up to 9 people and depends on the date. The bridge alone costs €58 online or €65 at the station for a car up to 6 m, one way, valid from 14 September 2026.
Do I need the combined ticket for a trip to Møn?
No. Møn is in Denmark, and you only need the ferry to Gedser or Rødby. The Dronning Alexandrines Bro at Kalvehave and the Farø bridges are free for cars. The Øresund Bridge is on the other side of Copenhagen and is only part of the onward journey to Sweden.
How far is it from the ferry to Møn?
From Gedser it is 74 km to Stege, and from Rødby 83 km (OSRM, October 2026). The routes are described on the pages Getting to Møn and Puttgarden–Rødby–Møn.
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By ferry to Møn
| Route | Crossing | Car fare, one way |
|---|---|---|
| Puttgarden – Rødby | 45 min | Low Price €48–83 Low Price, car up to 6 m, 2 people, price varies by date, plus €3 ETS surcharge |
| Rostock – Gedser | approx. 2 h | from €65.30 Low Price, car up to 6 m incl. up to 9 people, low season |
Scandlines · As of 29.08.2026
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