Summer ticket: Unlimited train travel during off-peak hours

The NS Nederland Dal Vrij season ticket for € 49 was available during the promotional period from 15 June to 31 July 2026. The promotion has now ended.

Latest update: Monday 24 August 2026, 11:46 AM

Do you already have a Nederland Dal Vrij season ticket? How long you get the discount depends on when you bought Nederland Dal Vrij.

  • If you bought it between 1 and 31 July 2026, you could travel for €49 for 1 month.

  • If you bought it between 15 and 30 June 2026, you received a discount for 2 months.

NS Nederland Dal Vrij is a season ticket that renews automatically. After the discount period, your season ticket will automatically change to NS Flex Dal Vrij. You will then pay the regular price: €127.95 per month for 2nd class, or €59.95 per month if you are 65 or older.

Don’t want this? Make sure you change your season ticket in time. View all season tickets and easily choose the one that best suits your travel needs.


Cancel NS Nederland Dal Vrij

You can cancel your season ticket on the NS website.

Please note - This season ticket will not end automatically. You must cancel it yourself before the promotion ends. Otherwise, you will be charged €127,95 for an additional month of travel with the NS Dal Vrij season ticket.

When can I travel with the 'Nederland Dal Vrij' season ticket?

You can enjoy unlimited train travel during off-peak hours. For this season ticket, off-peak hours are:

  • On weekdays before 06:30 a.m., between 09:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., and after 6:30 p.m.

  • All day during the weekend.

Park your car at a P+R near a station

Do you park your car at one of the 270 P+R car parks near a station on the day you travel by train? From 21 June to 31 August 2026, you will pay no more than €2 per day.

This discount only applies if you travel with an OV-chipkaart, OV-pas, NS-Business Card, or e-ticket, and travel by train within the Netherlands. On the day you leave the P+R parking, you must have checked in and out at a station in the Netherlands.

Read more about parking at an NS P+R car park here