Whether you are flying to the Netherlands for holiday or business, there are many ways to continue your travels from the airport. We have compiled a list of public transport possibilities from all airports.
Plan your trip as usual in the 9292 app. The best travel options will immediately be displayed on your screen. Compare travel options, select the best one and purchase your e-ticket instantly by clicking "Purchase e-tickets" below the travel advice in your app.In the next screens, select the number of people and the section of your route that you need a ticket for.
After filling in the details for yourself and any fellow travellers, you can proceed to payment.
Our biggest airport is Schiphol. The train station is located right underneath Schiphol, while the bus station is situated right next to the airport.
Trains offer enough room to place your luggage, and you can leave your luggage trolley in marked areas at the station. This ensures a quick and easy continuation of your journey from the arrivals hall. This obviously works well for your return journey as well, as the luggage carts can be found at the same spot to be taken from the train station to the departures hall.
The Amsterdam Airport Express provides a quick and easy transfer from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport to the city centre of Amsterdam. This bus takes you directly to Museumplein, Rijksmuseum or Leidseplein. From there on you can get to many hotels in Amsterdam very easily.
There are a vast number of direct bus services to and from cities in the area surrounding Schiphol. Most of these have been listed by Schiphol. All are listed in our journey planner. Just get a bus directly to or from the arrivals or departures hall. As easy as ABC!
Travel to and from Rotterdam by RET route 33. This route is featured in our journey planner, and payment is via OV-chipkaart. The OV-chipkaart can be purchased at the airport, at ticket machines or bookstores. You can also buy your ticket from the driver, although this is usually more expensive.
Travelling to The Hague from Rotterdam The Hague Airport is easy with the Airport Shuttle (route 33) and RandstadRail (Metro route E). These are featured in our journey planner as well, and require OV-chipkaart payment. Both of them leave right next to the passenger’s hall, making sure you can start your journey right away.
Travelling from Eindhoven Airport to Eindhoven Central Station is easiest by bus: routes 400 and 401. This takes approximately 20 minutes. Pay for your journey by OV-chipkaart. The OV-chipkaart can be purchased at the airport, at ticket machines or bookstores. You can also buy your ticket from the driver, although this is usually more expensive.
The bus stop is right in front of the terminal. Continue your journey from there.
The bus stop (route 9) is right in front of the terminal. Continue your journey from there. The bus brings you directly to Groningen. We have taken this route into our journey planner. Pay for your journey by OV-chipkaart. The OV-chipkaart can be purchased at the airport, at ticket machines or bookstores. You can also buy your ticket from the driver, although this is usually more expensive.
Are you flying into the southern regions of the Netherlands? There is a bus service (route 30) from Maastricht Aachen Airport to Maastricht and Sittard. There are good train connections to The Netherlands, Belgium or Germany from these cities. You can pay for your journey by OV-chipkaart. The OV-chipkaart can be purchased at the airport, at ticket machines or bookstores. You can also buy your ticket from the driver, although this is usually more expensive.
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