Landing at Arlanda Terminal 2: Finding Your Car

Because Terminal 2 isn't part of the same connected complex as the airport's larger terminals, its arrivals area and exits are correspondingly more compact — which is generally easier to navigate, not harder, once you know you're not looking for a large multi-level hall. Follow the arrivals signage from the gate through to the exit; airline staff and airport signage on the day are the most reliable guide to the exact route, since gate and exit allocations can vary.

If you land at Terminal 2 expecting to walk toward the same landmarks as a Terminal 5 arrival — Sky City, the rail station concourse — pause and follow the signage for Terminal 2 specifically rather than assuming the two connect directly on the landside.

Your driver works from your booking and flight details regardless of which terminal you land at, and the message sent before pickup — name, phone number, licence plate — is what actually gets you to the car, not a memorised map of the terminal. If you're unsure where cars are waiting relative to Terminal 2's specific exit, call the number you were sent rather than guessing.

Because Terminal 2 is compact, the walk from exit to pickup is typically short once you're outside — the main thing worth doing is confirming you've exited on the correct side before you start looking for the car.

1. Don't assume you've gone wrong just because you don't immediately see the car — call the driver's number first.
2. Tell the driver which exit or door you're at; they can usually tell you quickly whether to move or wait.
3. If Terminal 2's layout has you on a different side of the building than expected, it's a short walk to correct, not a major detour.
4. Contact support if you and the driver can't work it out between you — we'll help sort the meeting point out directly.