Norway Night Train: Sleeper Cabin on the Oslo to Trondheim Line

A quick summary and review of the sleeper cabins available on the SJ Nord overnight train between Oslo and Trondheim in Norway. More info here: www.lifeinnorway.net/night-tr...
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[@Patrol108]

What website can I use to book a sleeper train. I'm traveling to Norway in early October but having difficulty finding the option to book a sleeper cabin. Thank you for sharing this video, safe travels!
Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦

[@lifeinnorway1]

The sleeper cabins only show up after you’ve selected a regular ticket, because they are an extra. If there’s no availability, they won’t show up as an extra option.

[@Patrol108]

@@lifeinnorway1 Thank you!

[@uncinarynin]

@@lifeinnorway1 How do you book a sleeping place if you already have an Interrail ticket?

[@silvianbauer1979]

​@@lifeinnorway1 ich wünsche das die talgo von ehemaligen Intercitynight hätte 😢

[@imdaduzzaman1212]

Is there no darkness at night??? Please let us know, brother..... I am from India 🙏

[@lifeinnorway1]

It doesn’t get completely dark in the summer, no!

[@LoverofChildren]

In summer, it's almost never goes pitch black, and in winter, it almost never is sunny.

[@TheAnimo92]

So if you book a sleeping cabin you can't just go and sit in the regular seats? I'd like to look at the nice view from Trondheim to Oslo (and back) while riding the train.

[@lifeinnorway1]

The overnight train runs from 11pm to 6.30am so if you’re going to sleep there isn’t really any time for anything else. Also there is only a month or two at the height of summer where you will see much anyway. You can always sit in the dining car, or there is a window in your cabin.

[@norsker]

The train between Oslo and Trondheim also runs during the day, in addition to overnight. I've taken the daytime train a few times, in both directions (Oslo to Trondheim, and Trondheim to Oslo), precisely because I wanted to see the scenery -- which is some of the most spectacular in the world. No need to pay for a sleeping cabin during the day -- just find a regular seat, and enjoy. Also much less expensive than an overnight sleeper.