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Every transport included

Access to every transport in Amsterdam. Metro, tram, bus, airport shuttle, bike sharing.

Multi-days

Available for 1,2,3,4,5,7 days.

100% digital

The Conet Transport Pass is 100% digital and can be used on your smartphone.

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Know what you spend — and what you save vs single tickets.

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Conet Transport Pass in Amsterdam includes for 1,2,3,4,5,7 days:

  • unlimited access to metro, tram, and bus operated by GVB and Connexxion
  • airport shuttle
  • bike sharing by Donkey

The duration of each pass is to be understood as a calendar day.

But it is not enough. Thanks to the Partners of Conet Transport Pass, along with your pass you will receive for free:

  • free E-Sim offered by UBIGI with 500mb pre-loaded
  • local guide to restaurants and bars
  • 10% discount offered by Tiquets for local attractions

Children 0-3 years old travel free. 4-11 year-olds have to buy a special ticket at the vending machine.

The Conet Transport Pass is the European standard for urban mobility: a single digital pass that gives tourists unlimited access to all local public transport—metro, tram, bus, ferry (where available), airport shuttles, and bike sharing—for 1 to 7 days.

Valid in every participating city across Europe, it also includes mobile data and real-time transport information, ensuring the same seamless service wherever you travel.

The Pass is worth it because:

  1. It’s cheaper than buying individual tickets for each journey around the city.

  2. It’s 100% digital.

  3. It’s safe – you don’t need to worry about being double-charged or in over-seas fee on your credit card when buying local tickets.

  4. It’s all-in-one! This versatile pass gives you access to the various public transport options at GVB and Connexxion in Amsterdam.

Get your Pass in 4 easy steps:

  1. Select the number of days

  2. Complete the payment

  3. Receive your pass via email

  4. Enjoy Amsterdam
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1 day
1 day

What is included?

> all urban public transports in Amsterdam for 1 day: buses, trams, metro and ferry. 
> one way journey from/to Amsterdam Airport
> bike sharing

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€ 17,00
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2 days
2 days

What is included?

> all urban public transports in Amsterdam for 2 days: buses, trams, metro and ferry. 
> one way journey from/to Amsterdam Airport
> bike sharing

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€ 24,00
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3 days
3 days

What is included?

> all urban public transports in Amsterdam for 3 days: buses, trams, metro and ferry. 
> one way journey from/to Amsterdam Airport
> bike sharing

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€ 28,00
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4 days
4 days

What is included?

> all urban public transports in Amsterdam for 4 days: buses, trams, metro and ferry. 
> one way journey from/to Amsterdam Airport
> bike sharing
 

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€ 35,00
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5 days
5 days

What is included?

> all urban public transports in Amsterdam for 5 days: buses, trams, metro and ferry. 
> one way journey from/to Amsterdam Airport
> bike sharing

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€ 40,00
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7 days
7 days

What is included?

> all urban public transports in Amsterdam for 7 days: buses, trams, metro and ferry. 
> one way journey from/to Amsterdam Airport
> bike sharing
 

Qty
€ 54,00
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PLAN YOUR JOURNEY

AMSTERDAM METRO MAP

USEFUL INFORMATIONS

  • Metro Operating Hours

    • The Amsterdam metro (operated by GVB) runs daily from 6:00 AM to 12:30 AM, with trains approximately every 10 minutes.

    Main Lines and Coverage

    There are 4 metro lines:

    • Line 50 (Yellow): Isolatorweg ↔ Gein

    • Line 51 (Purple): Amsterdam Centraal ↔ Isolatorweg

    • Line 53 (Green): Centraal ↔ Gaasperplas

    • Line 54 (Red): Centraal ↔ Gein
      The metro is especially useful for reaching suburbs and some southern areas. Trams and buses are more commonly used in the city center.

    Key Tourist Stops

    • Centraal Station: main hub for metro, regional trains, and international travel (including to Schiphol).

    • Nieuwmarkt / Waterlooplein: close to the old Jewish Quarter and historical center.

    • Amstel Station: access to the Amstel district and connections to trains heading to Utrecht and Arnhem.

    • Major museums (e.g., Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh) are not served directly by metro but are well-connected by tram.

    Schiphol Airport Connections

    • Company name of the shuttle bus: Connexxion (operated by Amsterdam Airport Express)
       Name/Number of the Bus: 397 (daytime) or N97 (night service)Main departure points:

      • At the Airport: Schiphol Airport, Bus stop B15–B19, located right outside the main arrivals hall (Plaza).
      • In the city: Amsterdam Elandsgracht Bus Station (main city terminal).

      Timetable:

      • Bus 397: from 05:30 AM to 12:00 midnight
      • Bus N97 (Night Bus): from 12:00 midnight to 05:00 AM
      • Runs approximately every 15 minutes

      Stops:
       Schiphol Airport – Amstelveenseweg – Olympisch Stadion – Haarlemmermeerstation – Emmastraat – Museumplein – Rijksmuseum – Leidseplein – Busstation Elandsgracht

    City Trams and Buses

    • Trams: run from around 6:00 AM to midnight, slightly later on weekends. High frequency.

    • Day buses: same hours as trams, serving wider areas including outskirts.

    • Night buses (GVB):

      • Lines N85 and N87 run every night.

      • Other lines (N81–N84, N88–N89, N91, N93) operate on weekend nights.

      • N86 is an express night bus on weekends.