Children aged 4–11 pay at most €1 per day until 16 August on allGo and R-net 326, 329 and 330 after the free “50 jaar Almere” pass is added to a personal bank card or OV-pas.
What you need to know
The saving happens in the back end, not at the bus door: add the pass to the child’s own card and a daily cap applies; miss checkout and the €1 day can become a €4 missed checkout. This is part of Almere’s 50th-anniversary programme: the subscription is free and valid through year-end, while the €1 summer cap is one automatic benefit. For families with children aged 4–11 using buses for summer outings; the child needs their own personal card. Children aged 4–11 pay at most €1 per day until 16 August on allGo and R-net 326, 329 and 330 after the free “50 jaar Almere” pass is added to a personal bank card or OV-pas. The €1 rule works only beside an adult with an eligible ticket. For larger families, its value is controlling a full day of repeated boarding, not one cheap ride.
Online activation takes about 15 minutes, an OV-pas needs at least €4 balance, and a bank card needs contactless payment.
- Eligible ages are 4–11.
- The offer runs to 16 August.
- Valid on allGo and R-net 326/329/330.
- A missed checkout costs €4.
Test one short ride first to confirm the pass and balance before planning a full day across routes.
Dates, availability and external conditions can change. Confirm the latest information with the official source.
Why it may be useful
Children aged 4–11 pay at most €1 per day until 16 August on allGo and R-net 326, 329 and 330 after the free “50 jaar Almere” pass is added to a personal bank card or OV-pas.
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