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I am not even sure travelling with the NS would count for the P+R ticket (edit: your link says it does, but not for the full amount), even if you did it with your own (permanent) OV chipkaart.

Fortunately, there's a good alternative which certainly works: purchase a P+R GVB return ticket and take Metro 51 to Central Station (or any other destination in the city center). Much more flexible than the train!

I am not even sure travelling with the NS would count for the P+R ticket, even if you did it with your own (permanent) OV chipkaart.

Fortunately, there's a good alternative which certainly works: purchase a P+R GVB return ticket and take Metro 51 to Central Station (or any other destination in the city center). Much more flexible than the train!

I am not even sure travelling with the NS would count for the P+R ticket (edit: your link says it does, but not for the full amount), even if you did it with your own (permanent) OV chipkaart.

Fortunately, there's a good alternative which certainly works: purchase a P+R GVB return ticket and take Metro 51 to Central Station (or any other destination in the city center). Much more flexible than the train!

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Glorfindel
Glorfindel
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  • 7
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  • 55

I am not even sure travelling with the NS would count for the P+R ticket, even if you did it with your own (permanent) OV chipkaart.

Fortunately, there's a good alternative which certainly works: purchase a P+R GVB return ticket and take Metro 51 to Central Station (or any other destination in the city center). Much more flexible than the train!