In a nutshell
- The Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass is one of four city passes for Amsterdam.
- It gives you free entry to more than 35 attractions, museums, excursions and other activities.
- You can choose between 1, 2, 3 or 5 days of use. During this time, you can visit as many sights as you want.
- The pass is only worth it if you want to visit very specific attractions that are only included in this pass. For most travelers, the I Amsterdam City Card is the better choice.
Is the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass Worth it?
In our Amsterdam City Pass comparison, we have analyzed all city passes. The Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass from the well-known provider Go City scores 73 out of 100 points in our evaluation. We’ll show you exactly how we arrived at this score below.
In our comparison, the All-Inclusive Pass is in second place behind the I Amsterdam City Card.
Nevertheless, there are good reasons why the All-Inclusive Pass may still be the better choice for you:
- If you want to do one of the city tours in Amsterdam, the All-Inclusive Pass is the better choice. The choice here is much better than with the Amsterdam City Card.
- If you are less interested in museums and more interested in special experiences, the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass is better. It includes attractions such as the Heineken Experience, Wondr Experience and Madame Tussauds, all of which are relatively expensive and not included in the Amsterdam City Card.
Next, we’ll show you everything you need to know about the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass: costs, included attractions and a calculation example of how much you can save with the pass.
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Cost of the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass
| Adults | Childres (3-12 Years) | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Day | €99 | €54 |
| 2 Days | €119 | €64 |
| 3 Days | €144 | €84 |
| 5 Days | €194 | €119 |
The price model is very simple. The All-Inclusive Pass is available for 1, 2, 3 or 5 days.
Important to know: Calendar days really count here. For example, the pass is valid from Monday to Wednesday, even if you use it for the first time on Monday evening. You need to pay attention to this in order to make the best use of the pass.
What Do You Get With the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass?
Overview of all included attractions:
| Attractions | Normal Price |
|---|---|
| Highlights | |
| Canal Cruise (2 Providers) | €22.50 |
| A'dam Lookout | €18.50 |
| Rijksmuseum | €18.00 |
| Stedelijk Museum | €22.50 |
| Rembrandthuis | €19.50 |
| Moco Museum | €21.95 |
| Transportation | |
| Bicycle rental for 1 day | €16.95 |
| Ferry to Muiderslot Castle | €13.50 |
| Classic Sights | |
| Nieuwe Kerk | €10.00 |
| Museums | |
| Maritime Museum | €18.50 |
| H'ART Museum (Eremtiage) | €22.50 |
| Jewish Museum + Portuguese Synagogue | €20.00 |
| Diamond Museum | €12.50 |
| Houseboat Museum | €9.50 |
| Pipe Museum | €15.00 |
| Tulips Museum | €5.00 |
| Specials | |
| This is Holland (5D-Experience) | €26.50 |
| Boom Chicago Comedy Show | €27.50 |
| Heineken Experience | €23.00 |
| Madame Tussauds | €23.50 |
| Amsterdam Dungeon | €23.50 |
| Amaze Amsterdam | €26.95 |
| House of Bols Cocktail Experience | €19.50 |
| Our House Electronic Music Experience | €19.95 |
| Wondr Experience | €25.95 |
| Craft Beer Tasting | €25.00 |
| Rollerdreams Roller Disco | €19.50 |
| Royal Experience Diamond Tour | €22.50 |
| Rembrandt Experience | €14.50 |
| Pedal Boat Tour | €33.50 |
| Murder Mystery Game | €19.00 |
| Tours and City Tours | |
| Selfguided Food Tour | €12.50 |
| Bus Ride to Edam, Volendam and Zaanse Schans | €47.50 |
| 2-hour City Tour | €25.00 |
| Brothel Tour: Tour de Bonton | €21.00 |
| Bus Ride to Rotterdam, Delf and Den Haag | €62.50 |
| Anne Frank Tour | €34.50 |
| Food Tour through Jordaan | €35.00 |
| Attractions outside of Amsterdam | |
| Castle Muiderslot | €17.50 |
| Boat Ride on the Gouwzee | €21.00 |
| Madurodam - Miniature Holland | €22.50 |
Our Rating For the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass
How do we rate?
In our city pass ratings, each pass can score 100 points, which are broken down as follows:
- Attractions: 30 points
- Means of transportation: 20 points
- Handling: 20 points
- Value for money: 30 points
Our Rating: Included Attractions
- Almost all major attractions in Amsterdam are included in the All-Inclusive Pass.
- In total, the pass contains almost 50 attractions, which is quite a lot.
- The pass includes many special activities in Amsterdam. These may not be on every classic sightseeing program, but they are fun. Fore example, the Heineken Experience and the Wondr Experience.
- The All-Inclusive Pass includes several full-day bus excursions, including to Rotterdam or Zaanse Schans. Ideal for those who want to see more than just Amsterdam, but don’t want to plan it on their own.
- Of the absolute highlights, the Van Gogh Museum and the Anne Frank House are missing. But these are not included in any other city pass.
- There are relatively few museums included.
Our rating: 25 out of 30 points
Our Rating: Included Means of Transport
- You can hire a bike for a day with the all-inclusive pass.
- If you want to visit Muiderslot Castle, the ferry ride is included.
- You cannot use public transport in Amsterdam with the pass.
- An airport transfer from Amsterdam Schiphol is not included.
Our rating: 4 out of 20 points
Our Rating: Handling
- The All-Inclusive Pass is completely digital. You will receive it by email immediately after purchase.
- Using the pass in the app is very convenient and easy.
- You can also print out the pass if you don’t have a smartphone with you.
- The handling of the pass at the individual attractions works smoothly and reservations for some attractions can be made easily in the app.
- Unfortunately, the pass is only valid for full calendar days and not for a number of hours. This makes planning a little less flexible.
Our rating: 18 out of 20 points
Our Rating: Value for Money
- The services included are very good and varied.
- The pass is easy to use. You can make reservations easily and at many attractions you can simply go straight in with the pass.
- Despite the relatively high price, the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass offers great savings potential if you use it correctly
Our rating: 30 out of 30 points
Our Verdict
The Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass scored 77 out of 100 points in our test.
That is a good result. The deduction is actually only due to the fact that it does not include public transport or any other means of transport, such as the hop-on hop-off bus in Amsterdam.
This pushes the score down considerably. However, if you don’t want to use public transport, the pass is a very good choice. Basically, you can also use buses and trains in Amsterdam quite easily and relatively cheaply without a city pass.
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Example Calculation: 3 Days in Amsterdam
Many travelers spend a long weekend in Amsterdam, so we’ll show you a calculation example for 3 days in Amsterdam.
Day 1: On the first day, you visit some classic highlights in Amsterdam. You start with a canal cruise and explore the red light district of Amsterdam. There you will take part in the highly acclaimed Tour de Bonton brothel tour. In the evening, you’ll take a self-guided food tour through the Jordaan district.
Day 2: On the second day, you hire a bike and head towards Amsterdam Noord. First, enjoy the view from the A’dam Lookout, then take some great souvenir photos at the Wondr Experience. Return the bike in the afternoon and round off the day at the Heineken Experience.
Day 3: The third day is reserved for history and culture. You start with a tour of Anne Frank and then head to the famous Rijksmuseum. Nearby is the Moco Museum, for which you won’t need much time.
We have put together 3 program points for each day from the All-Inclusive Pass offer, which are also very doable in the time available. You can, of course, pack more into your days, but then it will be a little less relaxed.
In the following table, we have broken down the costs for this program with and without the All-Inclusive Pass:
| without All-Inclusive Pass | with All-Inclusive Pass | |
|---|---|---|
| Costs All-Inclusive Pass (3 Days) | - | €144 |
| Canal Cruise | €22.50 | free |
| Brothel Tour: Tour de Bonton | €21.00 | free |
| Selfguided Food Tour | €12.50 | free |
| 1 day bicycle rental | €16.95 | free |
| A'dam Lookout | €18.50 | free |
| Wondr Experience | €25.95 | free |
| Heineken Experience | €23.00 | free |
| Anne-Frank-Tour | €34.50 | free |
| Rijksmuseum | €18.00 | free |
| Moco Museum | €21.95 | free |
| In total | €214.85 | €144 |
With our example program, you can save a whole 70 euros with the All-Inclusive Pass. That’s quite a lot. Even if you cross out 1 to 3 attractions, there is still a small saving left.
FAQ about the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass
Can I use the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass without an app?
Yes, that is possible. You will also receive the pass as a PDF file immediately after purchase. You can also simply show the PDF at the individual attractions or even print them out.
However, we recommend loading the pass in the app as it is most convenient and you can make reservations there at any time.
Can I save multiple All-Inclusive Passes in one app?
Yes, that is possible. If you are traveling in a larger group, you can easily save all passes on a smartphone.
How long is the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass valid for?
The Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass is valid for 2, 3 or 5 calendar days. Only full calendar days are actually counted. If you don’t use your 2-day pass for the first time until 6:00 p.m. on Monday, it is still only valid until 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday.
So make sure you plan your days to get the most out of the pass.
How do I activate the All-Inclusive Pass?
The pass is automatically activated when you enter the first attraction with it. At the entrance your pass will be scanned and it will then be active.
Is the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass also worth it for children?
Children get a discount on the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass. The children’s ticket is valid for children between 3 and 12 years old. Children under three years of age have free entry everywhere anyway.
- 2-Day-Pass: 59 Euros (104 Euros)
- 3-Day-Pass: 74 Euros (124 Euros)
- 5-Day-Pass: 109 Euros (169 Euros)
Whether the pass is worth it with children is another matter. We think it’s only worth it with older children aged around 10 or older.
Typical attractions in Amsterdam for smaller children, such as the Zoo or the Nemo Science Museum, are not included in the all-inclusive pass. That’s why the pass is not worth it with smaller children.
However, there are some exciting attractions for older children, such as Amsterdam Dungeon or Madame Tussauds. These aren’t necessarily the must-see highlights in Amsterdam, but older children and teenagers are sure to have fun there.
Is the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass cheaper locally?
No, the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass is not cheaper on site and you cannot buy it on site. You can get the best price online directly from the provider Go City.
Can you use public transport with the All-Inclusive Pass?
Public transport is not included in the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass.
You can find all information about public transport in Amsterdam in our article about local transport in Amsterdam.
Your questions and experiences with the All-Inclusive Pass
Do you have any questions about the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass? Or perhaps you have already used the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass yourself and can tell us about your experiences? Then we’d love to hear your comments!