アムステルダム 72時間シティカード（公共交通機関利用可、無料博物館入場可）

Be aware - obtaining "on the spot" canal cruise tickets at Anne Frank Hs location, at the designated Smidtje Cafe de Dialoog, sometimes are refused; were at the discretion of Circle Line in our case. We iAmsterdam Card holders were turned away if favor of some other group. We asked if we could wait to see if 2 unoccupied seats remained? A: No, come back in 45 min. Will you ensure we'll get on the next boat? A: No, you'll have to stand here for 45 min if you want that. Best avoid this; reserve a specific boat, time slot on-line. PS - you will not see 100 landmarks on your tour. We still don't know how we were to get the "Hidden Gems map"; never mentioned or offered.

bought 5 Iamsterdam cards for a validity of 72 hours each . Made all the bookings needed in advance . The first day we went to Rijiksmusuem. To my horror , everyone’s card worked but mine came up as invalid upon scanning . I could not enter the museum despite paying 115 euros for the card . I reached out via instagram , Facebook and email . There is no telephone number listed for iamsterdam. I then tried the Stedelijik modern art museum and got invalid again . No response from iamsterdam . So , I dropped everything and took a train to Amsterdam central separated from my family and my vacation totally spoiled . Upon reaching there , I told the lady at the counter about my experience. She said that I was not the first one but other people had the rejections at the two museum that I tried to enter . What a coincidence!! Not a single word of apology . I was amazed by the Dutch

App very difficult to use. The online chat was no help and they could not make a simple bookomg. Spent 30 mins on chat and finally gave up

Sadly, this wasn’t even an experience. From the get go the city pass did not work and got denied to each and every tour and museum we had planned. I tried to contact this “company”, but I have still to receive a response (you can’t call them, so I had to message them on instagram out of all places). I wasted €130+ on two tickets for absolutely nothing. I do not recommend these scammers.

Me and our two teenagers took the opportunity to do Amsterdam and at the same time see Harry Styles. Since none of us have been to Amsterdam before, we thought we would try to maximize our days there. After comparing different options: pay all admissions and travel or use any of the discount cards, we chose 72h with I Amsterdam Card. We felt that we got good value for money and profited from the card compared to buying separately. We planned our days away from home and checked out what activities we absolutely wanted to do and what others were nearby if we had time to spare. Planning makes it possible to do a lot! Do not forget that some attractions must be pre-booked with timeslot, which then sets the framework for the schedule. Our recommendation is a maximum of two of these per day to be flexible. The only downside is probably that the app, which we chose to use, was extremely difficult to scan in public transport. Sometimes worked and sometimes not! Since one will both scan in and out and it malfunctioned all the time, unfortunately, we sometimes opted out of eg tram. It was hard to get help from the staff and at a stop when we desperately tried to check out just drove the driver away before we all got out. For those of us who have found it stressful to be quick in and out, a physical card is recommended. When our cards weren’t thinking, we used regular bank cards that always worked. It seemed to be the QR code scanner that was a bit 50/50. We also missed that buses were not included - all we saw were other kinds of buses than GVB. In conclusion, this card is highly recommended for those who really want to maximize a big city experience but are prepared to plan a bit in advance.

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Be sure to get the iAmsterdam code from Viator before trying to activate the ticket. Otherwise, you’ll have end up not being able to access it. Also, I could never figure out how to book a Heineken Experience through the I Amsterdam app.

If you plan to travel and explore about the city using tram, train, or metro, it is worth the savings in your pocket. Free admission to wonderful museums- some you do have to book for free online prior to visiting, but we didn’t find this an issue. The only negative is retrieving the card- it’s very inconvenient to have to physically go to the I Am Amsterdam location in the train station to retrieve it. Online? No, they say you can download the app and then put down the eight digit cc number to have it online and on your phone. Every time I looked at my voucher, there was never an eight digit number. So there we went and the helpful employee there said that unfortunately many people who buy this card through a third-party, never get the numbers sent to them so that they can download it online So- my advice don’t buy from Viator or anyone else and purchase directly from the I Am Amsterdam store.

Reservation registered after payment but activation ticket at the scheduled point not possible because reference of the unknown TripAdvisor ticket in the city card system of the agency "I amsterdam" of the central station.

One Card for all activities is very good. But the APP had an issue on the day we were supposed to go siteseeing. So we had to buy all the entry tickets individually that costed more.

We stayed in Amsterdam for 2 days, so made use of the 48 hour card (90E for 48 hours), which we picked up at the large store in the Central Station. This came with a useful leaflet and a map. As others have said, you need to plan carefully to get full value as some of the attractions are free, some just discounted. We did the calculations and for what we wanted to do this just about made sense financially. However, as we found out what we went to travel to Zaanse Schans, not all buses are created equally; the card gives access to GVB busses and not the Meerplus company which seemed to be the only bus company (we used number 800 which took 20 minutes direct) to go to the windmills (I may be wrong but we did look well and ask several people), this misunderstanding on our part cost 25E. That said, access to the Metro and trams were also included and using a card did make public transport easy. I couldn't book the Heineken Brewery tour through the I Amsterdam weblink, so we had to just turn up and hope there was space (we were lucky) and when booking the Rijksmuseum, I was emailed 'e-tickets' which were only a timeslot confirmation, the City Card still needed to be produced at the entrance, a misunderstanding that was slightly embarrassing. Otherwise the cards were straightforward to use and applied discount at the advertised venues.