Skip the Line: Amsterdam and Holland Pass

Amsterdam, Netherlands

The Amsterdam and Holland Pass is a city pass offering free and reduced entrance tickets to must-see attractions, museums and public transport in Amsterdam and other popular Dutch cities such The Hague and Rotterdam. This sightseeing pass is the only leisure pass in The Netherlands that entitles you to the benefit of fast-track entry, allowing you to skip the long queues at some of the busiest tourist attractions such as Madame Tussauds, Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, Keukenhof Gardens and the Amsterdam Dungeon! Simply show your Holland Pass to the attendant and you can bypass the queue, saving you time and adding convenience.

There are over 60 museums and attractions and you can choose up to seven free entrance tickets including skip the line access to Keukenhof Gardens, Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum and Heineken Experience, or chose 24-hour public transportation tickets and access to over 100 special offers and discounts at museums and attractions and in shops and restaurants! Amsterdam is a delight to explore and very easy to navigate on foot. Many visitor attractions are within easy walking distance of each other.

Receive a comprehensive Amsterdam guidebook including attractions, general information, interesting facts about Amsterdam and full color city and regional maps. With clear, concise information and easy to follow directions, this guidebook has all the essential tips for a top Amsterdam experience! A snapshot of Amsterdam attractions included are Van Gogh Museum, Rijksmuseum, Canal Cruise, Heineken Experience, transfer and entrance to the Keukenhof Gardens, Diamond Museum, 24-hour public transportation ticket, Jewish Historical Museum, Canal Bus Hop-on Hop-off, Rembrandt House, Sloten Windmill, Madame Tussaud, Amsterdam Dungeon and many more.

Special Offer - Receive a complimentary bonus ticket when buying the Holland Pass in 2012! Your bonus ticket can be exchanged locally for either a 1.5-hour Amsterdam City tour, a 24-hour The Hague public transport ticket, or an Utrecht Bike Tour! - Book Now!

USD $35.63

Traveler Reviews

Review by: davesharma	March 2012
Very disappointed that the pass did not give free admission to two attractions of your choice. Had purchased this with a view to visiting the Rijkmuseum and Van Gogh museum, but te pass does not allow you to do both. The discount on the tou bus did come in useful though

Review by: Margaret M	March 2012
My friend and I travelled to Amsterdam on Friday 10 February for a long weekend. The Amsterdam pass was excellent value for money and I would highly recommend it.

Review by: Haleema H	February 2012
Very straightforward to obtain and great value for money. Thoroughly enjoyed Madame Tussauds and the Reypannaer cheese tasting. The city tour with was an excellent way to see Amsterdam and the stop at the Gassam diamond factory was fascinating.

Review by: Lyndsey H	November 2011
Very good value for money.

Review by: Wendy S	November 2011
Was definitely worth booking.

Review by: Karim G	August 2011
Great trip defenetly i will come back...

Review by: Melissa Q	July 2011
The Amsterdam/Holland Pass is a great value if you don't have a lot of time. We had 3 days total, and we were able to see 5 of the attractions and skip the line at Van Gogh as well as get discounts at several other places. Definitely a worthwhile investment!

Review by: gene1747	June 2011
We utilized this pass with the Hop on hop off bus canal pass with great efficiency. Great value while gong around Amsterdam.

Review by: MaDenne	June 2011
An excellent idea, but a little misleading. It was a little like the old Disneyland ticket books: you get a book of tickets, but only a few are for the most prized attractions. In this case, we got a strip of tickets, but only two earned us free admission to the top museums. Two more were for less popular attractions, and the last one was completely useless. That being said, we were able to take a canal tour, get into the Reikes Museum, the Van Gogh museum, and the Amsterdam museum for free admission. We got to jump ahead of the others in the long lines, and we got a good discount on admission to three other attractions.

Review by: SORIN H	May 2011
the Holland pass saved for the 2 of us about 120 euros! we used the 3 red tulip tickets (most expensive) foe Amsterdam canal hop on/hop off(22 euros saved pp), Van Gogh museum(14 euros saved pp) and Rijksmuseum (12 euros saved pp). One of the blue (windmill )ticket we used for the one hour canal ride in Amsterdam.Be careful, the canal ride and the canal bus hop on/off are provided by different companies so make sure you consult the guide given with the Holland pass well. 25% savings were at Spido boat in Rotterdam and the Mauritshuis in the Hague.20% savings at Jewish museum and the Portuguese Synagogue in Amsterdam. Worth every penny.

Review by: G.V.G.	March 2011
Plan where you want to go ahead of time.

Review by: Bonnie L	March 2011
I would recommend this if you're going to be in Amsterdam for at least 5 days, or if you're going at a time when lines are long. We didn't save money by using the pass, partially because we weren't there long enough. I might try it again, depending on the length of my stay. I'd use it differently next time; definitely avoid the Ice Bar....

Review by: George W	February 2011
It turned out to be worth the money, BUT the office at the airport had never seen a Viator Voucher before so that was a hassle, and the Canal Bus wasn't sure if we were giving them the right ticket. Luckily we were able to talk them both into honouring it. If you plan carefully, you will more than recoup the expense.

Review by: Sue L	October 2010
A wonderful way to see Holland and Amsterdam. The guide is extremely heplful to plan the day

Review by: Terel C	October 2010
wasn't very useful outside of Amsterdam.

Review by: James R, United Kingdom	May 2010
Good Value for the Money and we seen quite a lot for the time we were there one week

Review by: JAMAL RIDZUWAN M, United Kingdom	May 2010
I would say that the first there categories namely A, B and C cover the most attractive places. I used A for the Van Gogh Museum, B for Keukenhof Tulip Garden the garden only opens 2 months in a year that is to say in spring season and C for Canal Cruise since I stayed 4 days and 3 nights in Holland. But, to use all the remaining D & E, you have to stay a bit longer. But, a bit misleading on the Miniature City in Madurodam as it only provides 10 discount check at the bottom part of the page in the booklet for the entrance fee and the coupon either A,B,C,D or E is not applicable for the free entrance.

Review by: Anonymous, Malaysia	May 2010
The limitation is that most of the popular entrance tickets require Ticket A & B only while C, D & E tickets are meant for those not-so-famous places, unless you don't mind visiting them to maximize your tickets.

Review by: Anonymous, United States of America	May 2010
Would highly recommend the pass. It paid for itself after a few attractions. Not waiting on line is well worth it.

Review by: Barbara E, United States of America	April 2010
This is an excellent buy aslongas you preplan the use of the tickets. It is even a good buy if you only use it in Amsterdam as we did over the space of 3 days we made us for the money expended.

Review by: Anonymous, United States of America	April 2010
This is decent but the D and E tickets were garbage. I didn't wind up using them and thus lost money on this.

Review by: Emily H, United Kingdom	February 2010
Useful.

Review by: Simon L	February 2010
Useful.

Review by: Stewart M, United Kingdom	January 2010
We made good use of the Holland Pass and found the whole experience very enjoyable. You do have to be organized though and plan what you want in advance to some extent.

Review by: Edmundo M, Nicaragua	October 2009
Viator and the Holland pass offer the major attractions of this beautiful country in a high quality, good priced basket. One thing you have to be sure before purchasing the Holland Pass is to have plenty of time for the many beauties to visit and contemplate.

Review by: Jan S, Slovenia	September 2009
A good thing, you save money, but you have to make a plan in advance to use every Pass you get. Offices to pick up the pass are not hard to find.

Review by: Ellen D, United Kingdom	July 2009
We were a group of four, ages 48, 23, 21 and 17. We thoroughly enjoyed being in Amsterdam, and the Holland Pass was fabulous - saved loads, and no queuing at some attractions. Well worth the money.

Review by: Anonymous, United States of America	July 2009
This pass was really worth it.

Review by: Kim R, United States of America	October 2008
We had a great time. Very much worth the money, but we should have stayed longer, because we did not get to use all our tickets.

Review by: Nancy B, United States of America	September 2008
Useful guide and tickets if you are planning to go into the surrounding towns. Some museums seem unfamiliar with the use of the tickets. The assistant at the airport didn't even know what the Holland Pass is! Not the best choice if you are only staying in Amsterdam.

Review by: Megan C, United States of America	November 2007
Unfortunately, you could only use 5 tickets, labeled A, B, C, D and E - and the things you wanted to do had codes so you couldn't really use all 5 because you might have been interested in five "A" things, and you only had one "A" ticket. I used 4 of them but it took 8 days, not really worth the money. It would have been more worthwhile if I was going to different places in Holland, not just Amsterdam.