What is the difference between go city and I Amsterdam?

The I Amsterdam City Card is valid for 24h or 48h, for example, whereas the Go City Pass is valid for a calendar day (or two days etc), by the looks of it. Depending on when you "activate" the card, you might be able to eke "more time" out of the I Amsterdam Card.



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I feel the I amsterdam card is the best card on the market for most visitors if you're culturally oriented. This card is quite inclusive. The more days you use the card, the easier it becomes to save money, but even a one-day ticket can be worth it. The card is legit and can offer a great deal of value.

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Train travel from the airport Train travel is not included with the City Card, such as the journey from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to Amsterdam Central Station.

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The Validity of the I Amsterdam City Card The card is valid for one person and can be purchased locally at various points of sale or at a discounted price from us online.

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If we take away the public transport 5 day ticket price component (€33), a canal cruise (€16) and bike rental (€15) the card would effectively cost €61 which is a shade over €12 per day. With 2-3 museum/attraction visits per day you could easily recoup the value of the I amsterdam City Card and save money.

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Schiphol Airport: Arrivals Hall 2 – Holland Tourist Information. Several shops and newsagents across Amsterdam. Some hotels. You can also buy the card online with special deals.

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The City Card in three steps Activate the digital card in the app. The physical card is activated when you first use it. To visit City Card locations, simply show your card at the entrance. Scan your card when entering any bus, tram or metro.

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The Netherlands is a very modern country. You can pay with cash or a debit card, and often with your phone via NFC, Apple Pay, or Google Wallet. Not to mention the latest phenomenon, 'Tikkie', which is also being used more and more.

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