Sweden
Uppsala
Sweden's oldest university and largest cathedral. Off the airport line, one UL fare rides anywhere for 75 minutes.
City and regional buses (UL)
Updated 9 days ago
How to ride
- 1Signal the driver with your handWaiting at the stop is not always enough. Step to the kerb and signal with a hand or your phone that you want this bus.
- 2Pay at the front when you boardNo ticket? Buy one from the driver with Visa or Mastercard - cash is never taken. App tickets and UL cards go to the reader.
- 3Change buses on the same ticketA 75-minute ticket carries as many rides as fit inside it. Tap or show it again by the driver on the next bus.
- 4Show your ticket to inspectorsChecks happen on board and also as people get on and off, so keep your ticket to hand until you are off the bus.
Fares
Single fares1
Passes & multi-ride3
Estimates use exchange rates as of September 5, 2026
Payment
Quick facts
Heads-up
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Buses 801 and 880 need their own ticket at Arlanda
On the 801 and 880 the ordinary 75-minute ticket fails only where you board or alight at a stop inside the Arlanda area. There you need the dedicated Arlanda bus single, or a UL period ticket valid for 24 hours or more. Ride the same buses between stops outside that area and a normal ticket is fine. Prices and the airport-side rules live in the airport guide.
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Only a folding e-scooter may come on board
Your own e-scooter may come on both city and regional buses if it folds - up to 120 cm folded and 15 kg. Non-folding scooters, Segways, mopeds and motorcycles are not allowed on board at all.
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Plain-clothes inspectors from October 2026
From 1 October 2026, plain-clothes inspectors will work alongside the uniformed ones. A plain-clothes check only starts once the doors have closed and the bus is moving, and the inspector always shows a badge when it does. You may ask to see it, uniformed or not.