Is the Oslo Pass still part of an Oslo Package room booking?

We purchased our Oslo Pass in the tourist office in the main train station in town. It's easily done without bundling it into a hotel room.

Thanks. My question was about a deal that could save me the cost of an OsloPass. Rick seemed to state that if you booked your room through VisitOslo, the pass was included. What I now see is no bargain on bookings, no OsloPass included, or at least not mentioned.

The Oslo passes are sold as 24, 48 or 72 hour passes, not per day. If you can bundle and concentrate the more expensive fee attractions, a 24 or 48 hour pass can be a more economic choice.
http://www.visitoslo.com/en/activities-and-attractions/oslo-pass/prices/

Thanks. Again, this was a question about what Rick reported in the Norway guidebook: a package deal in which the OsloPass was included, for FREE, with a booking on the VisitOslo website.

I have received confirmation from VisitOslo that this package once was offered but not anymore.

If anyone at RS HQ is monitoring, add it to the errata. Thanks.

Aaannndd...it's in the guidebook update listings.

Guide book feedback form:
https://www.ricksteves.com/forms/guidebook-feedback-form

I think that what Shaun meant was it is already noted in the Guidebook Updates.

Go to https://www.ricksteves.com/europe/guidebook-updates-scandinavia and click on Oslo and the second line says

The Oslo tourist information office no longer offers the Oslo Package.