We had a mid-morning flight, we weren't able to have breakfast at the hotel, which was rather sad. But otherwise we wouldn't get to Oslo early enough to do anything, and that would be more sad.
Isaac packed up his bed for the last time. It was really an amazing hotel room. The LEGO one was nice because the theming was fun, but this one was nice because it had room.
Airport security was a bit lax. We didn't really know what to expect, but there were no issues. And we found a water fountain! They were rare, so it was picture-worthy.
You could see the fjords out the plane window.
Ben had found the Oslo Pass, which let us ride all the public transport for free along with getting into several museums for free. Well, I guess it wasn't free because we paid a set amount ahead of time, but it was easy and a great deal. The train ride from the airport to the hotel just about covered the cost. The train ride to the city center was standing room only, and it was a bit of a ride. Not ideal, but really not that terrible either.
Figuring out how to get out of the train station was a bit of an ordeal though. We just didn't know which way to go and the map only helped a little bit. We eventually found an escape and if I recall correctly it was even in the correct direction. The next two blocks were annoying. We had to go uphill, over cobblestones, while dragging our luggage. We all managed, but we were also very glad when we reached the hotel.
The hotel was interesting because there were no attendants. Everything was done via an app. We had an early check-in so that we could stash our luggage, took a quick break, and moved towards the Ski Jump museum.