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Day & Multi-Day Passes
Travel around Amsterdam easily with unlimited rides on trams, buses, metro, and ferries using day or multi-day passes. Perfect for tourists and short-term visitors who want to explore the city stress-free.
Day and multi-day passes are prepaid tickets that allow unlimited travel on GVB public transport within Amsterdam for a set number of days. You don’t have to worry about paying per ride, just tap in and go.
- 1-day pass: Unlimited travel for 24 hours.
- 2-day, 3-day, or 7-day passes: Perfect if you’re staying longer.
- Children discounts: Usually available for kids under 12.
How to buy
You can purchase passes in several ways:
- Online: Buy via the GVB website or app, then either print or use digital QR codes.
- GVB Ticket Machines: Available at major tram, metro, and bus stops, as well as stations.
- Tourist Information Points: Some hotels and shops sell day passes.
- I amsterdam City Card: Includes a multi-day GVB pass plus free entry to many museums and attractions.
How it works
- Activate Your Pass: Some passes are valid immediately; others can be activated on a chosen start date.
- Tap When Boarding: Unlike OVpay, you usually don’t check out — just show or scan your pass if requested.
- Unlimited Rides: Hop on and off as many times as you like within the validity period.
- Ferries Included: Most ferries in Amsterdam are included, including free ferries across the IJ river.
Pricing
| Pass | Duration | Price (Adult) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Day | 24h | €8–10 | Valid until same time next day |
| 2-Day | 48h | €13–15 | Unlimited rides on all GVB services |
| 3-Day | 72h | €19–20 | Convenient for weekend trips |
| 7-Day | 7 days | €33–35 | Best value for longer stays |
Who should use Day/Multi-Day Passes?
- Tourists who plan multiple trips per day across Amsterdam.
- Visitors who don’t want to use OVpay or carry multiple single tickets.
- Families or groups wanting simple travel with no extra charges.
Tips for using passes
Plan your first tap
Start using your pass when you begin traveling for the day to maximize its value.
Combine with sightseeing
Pair with I amsterdam City Card if you plan to visit museums.
Check coverage
Most central and regional transport is included, but long-distance NS trains are not covered.
Keep it handy
Always have the pass ready when requested on board.
FAQs
Can I use a day pass for the airport?
Yes, within Amsterdam city limits. For trains to Schiphol, you’ll need a separate NS ticket.
Can I share my pass with friends/family?
No, each person needs their own pass.
Do I need to check out?
No, you usually don’t check out; just show or scan the pass when requested.
Where can I buy it last minute?
Ticket machines at tram/metro stops, GVB service points, or some hotels.
