Common Data on the Great Belt Bridge
Travelling in Denmark
Denmark is a tiny nation on top of the European continent, covering only 43.000 square kilometers. Denmark has more than 8.000 kilometers of coast as Denmark is made up of the Jutland Peninsula and the important islands of Funen and Sealand.
Travel in Denmark has constantly included ferryboats in some way or other, but since 1998 it has been possible to cross the Great Belt by the Great Belt Fixed Link. The Fixed Connection between Funen and Sealand comprises the Eastern Bridge, a 6,790 meter suspension bridge from Sealand to Sprogoe and an 6,600 meter long bridgework between Sprogoe and Funen.
On-line reservation
If you are crossing the Great Belt for business, i.e. busses and lorries, you can pay in advance via our online reservation scheme. Bus parties and cargo companies can make a business agreement with the Great Belt Syndicate and use the reservation scheme to have smoother crossing at the Toll Post.
The Great Belt
The Great Belt Fixed Connection is a 4 lane toll motorway and you can pay toll in different ways. You can pay by immediate payment or credit card and you can buy a digital unit called bropas which automatically registrates your passings and withdraws the toll from your credit card. Utilising a bropas spares 5 % of the toll fee.
Crossing the Great Belt Fixed Link holds you eligible to discounts on more than 10,000 hotels, attractions and exhibitions throughout Denmark. Attractions such as Tivoli, Lego Land, Copenhagen Zoo and other main attractions in Denmark offers up to 20 % price reduction on visitants showing a toll reciept from the Great Belt Fixed Connection.
Besides hotels like the Radisson hotel chain, several hundred inn’s and different sorts of accomodation offers 20 % rebate on your rest in Denmark.
