Amsterdam Bereikbaar offers a free GVB 24-hour day card, with separate deadlines for requesting, redeeming and activating it.
What you need to know
A free day card can turn into a race to “get your money’s worth”, leaving a family tired without learning a route they will actually use again. Amsterdam Bereikbaar offers eligible applicants a GVB 24-hour day card after an online form. The code arrives by email, must be redeemed in the GVB app within two weeks, and the resulting travel card can then wait up to thirty days before activation. Once activated, it runs for twenty-four consecutive hours. The campaign permits one request per person per week and no more than three in total, while availability lasts until 31 December 2026 or until the supply runs out. Hokimi’s view is to use the free day as a practical rehearsal: test one realistic commute, transfer or family journey rather than collecting attractions.
- The emailed code must be redeemed in the GVB app within two weeks.
- After redemption, the day card can be activated within thirty days.
- Each person may request one per week and no more than three during the campaign.
- The offer runs through 31 December 2026 or while supplies last.
Hokimi field note: Check that the GVB app works on the traveller’s phone before requesting the code. Redeem it promptly, but activate only when the planned journey is ready to begin.
Dates, availability and external conditions can change. Confirm the latest information with the official source.
Why it may be useful
Amsterdam Bereikbaar offers a free GVB 24-hour day card, with separate deadlines for requesting, redeeming and activating it.
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