The ROCKWOOL Denmark Sail Grand Prix | Copenhagen is set to be an unmissable event, with the capital of Denmark, providing the ultimate backdrop to the most competitive racing water. Here’s how to get there:
By Car
Nordhavn is easily accessible from most locations within Denmark. Use Google Maps to find the quickest route. The event will be held on Oceankaj in Nordhavn. Use Sundskrogsgade to easy enter Nordhavn by car.
- Driving time from Copenhagen C is around 20 minutes
- Driving time from Aarhus is around three and a half hours
- Driving time from Odense is around two hours
Parking
For this event, there are nine car parks in Nordhavn.
Visitors can use several parking apps to pay for parking (EasyPark, Apcoa Flow or ParkMan).
By Bus
The event area, Oceankaj, is accessible via bus 164. For detailed information about the bus route, tickets and pricing, visit www.rejseplanen.dk.
From the metro station Orientkaj there will be a shuttle bus service directly to the event area, which takes under 10 minutes.
By Coach
Flixbus operates daily coach services to Copenhagen from departure points across Denmark. For tickets and pricing, visit www.flixbus.dk.
By Train
Copenhagen, København H, is easy accessible via train from most locations in Denmark.
- Travel time from Aarhus is around three hours
- Travel time from Odense is around one and a half hours
- Travel time from Aalborg is around four hours and 45 minutes
From København H visitors can take the metro M4 line to Orientkaj which takes around 15 minutes. For tickets and pricing, visit www.dsb.dk
The S-train is an easy way to get around the metropolitan area. Visitors can take the S-train to Nordhavn (lines A, B, Bx, C and E) and there transfer to the metro line M4 to Orientkaj. For tickets and pricing, visit www.rejseplanen.dk.
From the metro station Orientkaj there will be a shuttle bus service directly to the event area, which takes under 10 minutes.
By Metro
The easiest way to get to Nordhavn from Copenhagen is via metro. Visitors can take the M4 line to Orientkaj. From Kongens Nytorv you can transfer to all metro lines. For tickets and pricing, visit www.rejseplanen.dk.
From the metro station Orientkaj there will be a shuttle bus service directly to the event area, which takes under 10 minutes.
By Plane
Copenhagen Airport is within close distance to Nordhavn.
From Copenhagen Airport, visitors can use the metro M2 line to Kongens Nytorv and there transfer to the metro M4 line to Orientkaj, which takes around 25 minutes.
Visitors can also take the regional train from Copenhagen Airport to København H and there transfer to the metro M4 line to Orientkaj, which takes around 30 minutes. For tickets and pricing visit, www.rejseplanen.dk.
From the metro station Orientkaj there will be a shuttle bus service directly to the event area, which takes under 10 minutes
By car, Nordhavn is about 30 minutes from Copenhagen Airport.
By Bicyle and electrical scooters
From the city center of Copenhagen it takes around 30 minutes to bike to the event area and from Nordhavn Station it takes around 15 minutes.
It is free for visitors to bring their bicycle on the S-trains.
Visitors can rent electric scooters via an app from either VOI, Tier or Lime. See the locations and pricing on the specific apps.
Visitors can also rent bicycles through Bycyklen or Donkey Republic, visit the specific apps for locations and pricing.
Bag search
All attendees will be subject to a soft body search and bag control. This is a condition of entry and will be carried out by our security team.
Are there any forbidden items?
Yes - you are not permitted to bring in any food and beverage no matter the container. Glass, cans, BBQs, weapons, illegal substances, fireworks, flares, speakers etc into the event site. This is not an exhaustive list and any permissible items are at the discretion of our Security Manager based on our licensing conditions.
How can I buy a ticket for SailGP?
Tickets can be purchased online at https://sailgp.com/races/season-3/denmark-sail-grand-prix-copenhagen/tickets/
How do I get my ticket and what happens if I can’t find my confirmation?
Tickets will be emailed to you at the time of purchase. Tickets will be scanned at the gates for fast entry - either on your mobile device or printed. If you can’t find your ticket, please contact Copenhagen@sailgp.com.
What is the difference between Access and Premium Admission?
Both tickets include entry into the Fan Village. However, Waterfront Premium is an exclusive area within the official Fan Village. Waterfront premium includes seating, commentary and big screens to watch the action-packed racing combined.
Can I get a refund?
Please read the Refund Policy on our website.
When is the event?
The event is on Friday 19th & Saturday 20th August 2022. The Fan Village is open 13:00 - 19:00 and the racing is approximately between 15:30 – 17:00.
Where in Copenhagen is the event?
The Fan Village is located on Oceankaj, 2150 Nordhavn.
The F50s will race on the waters outside Trekroner. Weather and wind permitting, the finish line will be directly opposite the Fan Village.
Getting to the event
We’re an event powered by nature and with sustainability at the forefront of all actions. We have worked closely with Copenhagen Municipality to increase public transport across event days. Please see travel information link here.
Can I fly my own drone / UAV?
There is an Air Exclusion Zone in place during the event week and race days, covering both Fan Village area and waters of the event. Drones are not permitted at any time during the event.
Can I bring my dog?
Dogs, aside from assistance dogs, are not permitted within ticketed areas.
Can I bring a Camera?
Amateur photography is permitted. However, any professional photographer must request media accreditation.
What is in the Fan Village?
A wide selection of food & beverages, live music, commentary and large screens, sponsor activations, toilets and much more including the winners presentation on stage.
Does the Fan Village have age restrictions?
All children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult and be in possession of a ticket. No tickets are required if a child is under the age of 4.
Accessibility
The event site is located on concrete and open to the weather. Access to the event site is through standard pavements and roadways. There are a number of DDA accessible compliant disabled toilets on site.
Will this event take place rain or shine?
Yes - the event is scheduled to take place rain or shine. In the event of adverse weather conditions please check the sailgp.com/Denmark website for updates.
Info for Boat Owners - FAQs
Where is the race?
The actual course is decided on the day, as this allows us to select the best course for weather conditions. All course routes are between Oceankaj, Trekroner and Refshaleøen.
Can I watch the race from my own boat?
Absolutely. Please register your details through this link. This allows us to share the correct information and latest course route information with you.
What time should I be in position?
Earlier is better! We’re expecting a large turnout of spectator craft, so you’ll want to get the best position. The race exclusion zone will be in place from 13:30.
What does the exclusion zone look like and when is it active?
The exclusion zone is identifiable by large visible orange buoys at regular intervals. You must not enter the exclusion zone when active.
The exclusion zone will be active between 13:30 - 17:30 on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What are the rules on water?
Standard Maritime Law and Rules apply at all times. Copenhagen is also a Naval port and commercial port and you can expect to see the Police around the race area.
Can I fly my own drone / UAV?
Drones are not permitted at any time during the event. This includes both on land and over water.
Some key safety reminders:
- Emergency assistance. Standard emergency procedures and methods apply.
- Know your plan - Preparation is key. Ensure you have prepped and checked your vessel, equipment and any other gear. Make sure you know the local conditions and rules where you're going.
- Lifejacket - Wear one of the right size and type at all times. Each person on board must have one.
- Communication - have at least two ways of communication that you’re comfortable and able to communicate effectively and quickly with.
- Marine weather forecast. The marine weather forecast is different from land weather forecasts. The weather will be different on the water and can change suddenly.
- Keep an active lookout. We’re expecting a large number of vessels and spectator craft, meaning likely congestion on race days. Be a responsible skipper, keep your distance and don’t get too close to other boats.
- Know your wake. Your vessel may handle big waves and wake, but other vessels may not. Be a responsible skipper, keep your distance and don’t get too close to other boats.
Please see link to Ticket Terms and Conditions here
Please see link to the SailGP Refund Policy here