Just tap a contactless bank card or phone (Apple Pay/Google Pay) directly at the metro gate or on the bus/tram reader — SL automatically caps you at a max daily fare, so you don't need to buy anything in advance for a short visit.
Getting to the start
Official site confirms the Stockholm 10km race is on 5 September 2026 and references dedicated traffic-closure pages,
but the detailed content on tunnelbana stations, bus routes, or specific closures did not load in the fetched content.
As one of the world's largest women's races it does have a dedicated traffic-info page, but its detailed contents were not retrievable via the fetch tool used.
IC card
SL Access card
SL app, station ticket machines, or Pressbyrån/7-Eleven kiosks near major stations
Works directly at the gates
Alternative: SL 72-hour or 7-day travelcard 72h ≈ 415 SEK, 7-day ≈ 990 SEK (via SL app) — Worth it only if making many trips a day over several days;
for a typical race weekend, tapping a contactless card and letting the daily fare cap (~180 SEK/day) apply is simpler.
More details
Contactless open-loop payment covers metro, bus, tram, SL ferries and commuter trains (pendeltåg).
A single tap-based journey is valid 75 minutes with transfers included.
Stations & transport near the venue
Stockholm public transit (SL) is cashless: tap a contactless Visa, Mastercard, Amex,
or phone wallet directly at metro gates, buses, and trams for a 75-minute single ticket, capped at 180 SEK per day.
Alternatively buy a reloadable SL Access card at SL Centers, station machines, or convenience stores if you prefer a dedicated card.
No ticket purchase on board is possible, so tap in before boarding.
