The Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass is also known as the Go Amsterdam Card and Go Amsterdam Pass and is a great option for those who want to see a lot of Amsterdam within a limited number of days.

Are you only in Amsterdam for one, two or three days and want to visit lots of sights and tours? Then check out my article on the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass from Go City!

It allows you to visit 40+ attractions in Amsterdam for one affordable fixed price. I’ll tell you why it’s good, but why there’s an even better alternative here?

What is the Amsterdam Pass from Go City?

The Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass is one of three city cards for the city. With the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass, you can visit as many attractions as you want or can manage!

The Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass is available for 2, 3 or 5 days. It is activated as soon as you use it for the first time. It is then valid for as long as you have booked it.

The more of Amsterdam’s sights you visit per day, the more you save!

Which attractions are included in the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass?

There is a long list of attractions in Amsterdam that you can visit with the Amsterdam All Inclusive Pass. Here are a few examples:

• Canal cruise
• A’DAM LOOKOUT
• Rijksmuseum
• Heineken Experience
• Amsterdam Castle
• Johan Cruijff ArenA
• Moco Museum
• Keukenhof (seasonal)
• Bike hire

… and many more. The complete and up-to-date list of all attractions included in the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass can be found here.

Is the Amsterdam Pass from Go City worth it?

Here you can see what savings are possible – and the days are not even fully booked with tours and attractions.

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The simple rule of thumb is: The more expensive the single ticket for the attraction is and the more attractions you visit, the more worthwhile the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass is for you.

When is the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass not worth it?

The Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass is not worthwhile if you only want to visit one or two attractions. And very important: the days must be consecutive. If you skip a day, you will lose a paid day.

It is then better for you to book the tickets individually or – even better – to look at the I Amsterdam Card. Or you can compare them in my Amsterdam Pass Comparison to find the best pass for you!

Who is the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass ideal for?

• If you are visiting Amsterdam for the 1st or 2nd time
• if you want to count on a fixed price
• if you want to see lots of attractions

What does the Amsterdam Pass cost?

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How does the Amsterdam Pass work?

The name says it all: as with the all-you-can-eat principle, you can visit as many attractions as you like with the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass. Here I show you how the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass works:

• Step 1: You decide on the number of full sightseeing days (2, 3 or 5 days)
• Step 2: You buy the Sightseeing Pass online (this is best done here) …
• Step 3: … and receive your confirmation by email. You can either print this out or simply load it into the Go City app.
• Step 4: Show this at the ticket counters of the attractions in Amsterdam, it will be scanned and you will be given access to the attraction.
• Step 5: This continues until the days you booked in step 1 have elapsed.

The good thing is that you can even save time at some of them because there are special queues for pass holders. The Go City app offers a little extra with additional information on sights, tours and trips as well as special tips for anyone visiting Amsterdam.

What I like

• good selection of attractions
• City canal cruise is included
• High savings possible, even with 2-3 attractions per day
• Easy handling with the app
• Lots of additional information about Amsterdam’s attractions

What I don’t like

• Many important attractions are missing, such as the Van Gogh Museum, the Rembrandt House and public transport tickets

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What is the alternative to the Amsterdam All-Inclusive Pass?

The I Amsterdam City Card is more than just an alternative – it can do everything the All-Inclusive can do and includes a total of 70 attractions and tickets for the tram, metro, bus and ferry!

If you are only interested in individual attractions in Amsterdam, you can also simply buy the tickets individually.

My tip: make sure you do this before you arrive in Amsterdam. This will definitely save you time at the attractions (because you already have your ticket) and they are often cheaper than if you buy them on site.