Find buses to Amsterdam

There are a variety of bus stations in Amsterdam, but one of the most popular stations for long-distance buses is the Amsterdam Sloterdijk Station. It features a variety of amenities. If you’re hungry, food options range from convenience store snacks to coffee shop sweets and fast-food burgers. Passengers may wait inside the station and there are restrooms located nearby. If you need to check bus prices or purchase bus tickets, there are ticket counters open every day of the week from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Alternatively, you may also purchase tickets online or onboard the bus. Parking spaces are also available. If you’re a bit tired or want to stay near the station to catch an early bus, the Holiday Inn Express and Hotel Mercure are only a few minutes’ walk away.

Before you board a bus from Amsterdam, make sure to bring your government-issued ID. For US citizens, this would be your passport. Note that alternative forms of ID like library cards or college IDs won’t be accepted. If the bus is crossing into another country, it’s the passenger’s responsibility to have any visas or other documents that are required to enter that country. It’s recommended to check this prior to departure. Children between the ages of 10 and 14 are allowed to travel alone if a parent or guardian has filled out the necessary documents during the booking process. Children below 15 pay a reduced fare. Passengers over 15 may travel independently. Cheap bus tickets may be purchased online, at select stations, or onboard the bus itself. The major benefit of online purchasing is that your seat is reserved and your e-ticket may be downloaded without the need to print it out.

Taking a bus from Amsterdam has numerous benefits over other local and long-distance forms of transport. In terms of price, buses offer affordable transport for budget-conscious travelers as bus tickets are often far cheaper than plane tickets. If you’re a foreign citizen, car travel around The Netherlands and other countries requires learning the rules of the road and paying attention during traffic. In contrast, traveling by bus allows you to take in the new sights while reclining in a comfortable seat. You could also watch a movie if you’re traveling at night. Whereas airports tend to be on the outskirts of the city, bus stations are often located in strategic places near downtown and are well-connected to popular destinations.

The average price you’ll pay to travel by bus to Amsterdam will be determined by where you’re coming from. If you’re leaving from Brussels the lowest ticket price is usually about $178, from Lille it’s about $510 and from Frankfurt am Main it’s around $90.

Amsterdam Olympisch Stadion is a popular station to arrive at. You’ll find many options from here to get to your destination. Some common major cities you can get to by bus from Amsterdam Olympisch Stadion are Brussels, Paris, and Frankfurt am Main.

FlixBus, and BlaBlaBus are some of the top choices made by momondo users traveling to Amsterdam.

This week, the average one-way price to Amsterdam is $7. We don’t expect any changes in price for the next 3 months. Search availability for a bus to Amsterdam from your area and be on your way in no time.