The fares from abroad to Copenhagen Airport are incredibly cheap at the moment so go book your flights now. From Stansted, UK, the flight is £18 (€27) (August 21st, 2005).

A list of airlines that fly into Copenhagen (for information only; cheaper fares may be available, so look around):

• Easy Jet (good connectivity with UK)
• Ryan Air (do not fly directly to copenhagen, but to Malmö; there are connecting busses to Copenhagen Central Station)
• Sas snowflake (most major european cities)
• Sterlingticket.com (e.g. Amsterdam, Berlin, Bordeaux, Nice, Paris, Oslo, Rom, Stockholm)
• Maersk air (major european cities, e.g. Barcelona, Berlin, Bordeaux, Brussels, Frankfurt, Geneva, London, Madrid, Manchester, Marseille, Milan, Munich, Nice, Paris, Rome, Venice, Vienna, Zurich)

There is a nice new hostel just opened this summer very near the city center called Dan Hostel. You can get just a bed in a shared room, but they also have 4, 5, and 6-person rooms, so if you are several people traveling together this could be an idea to share. You can easily get to the venue and back by public transportation. In addition to the price listed you need to be a member of "Hostelling International", but you can buy a one-night "YHA Card" for 35 DKK. If you don't bring bed linnen this cost 60 DKK in addition as well.

Probably the closest hotel to the event is: Comfort Hotel Østerbro. A full list of hotels in Copenhagen (find one that suits your price range) can be found here. Hotels in Copenhagen are not cheap, though.

The weather in Copenhagen in November is usually cold (5C / day, 3C / night), dark (sunrise 0655 / sunset 1646), windy, and wet (12 days of rain with 5mm rain / rainy day). Bring warm clothes if you plan on spending time outside. You can find the latest forecast here.