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Day Return

Outbound and back on the same route.

The price depends on your route

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Secure payment with iDEAL or by credit card

Benefits

  1. € 1 cheaper than a ticket from the ticket machine
  2. Travel without an OV-chipkaart
  3. Also available as mobile tickets

Useful information

  • The train ticket is valid for 28 hours, from 0:00 until 04:00 the next morning.
  • You can stop anywhere along the route, as long as you complete the journey on a single day.
  • Children aged 4 to 11 can travel with you for €2.50 on a Railrunner ticket.
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    Is it necessary to check in with my e-ticket?

    You do not have to check in with your e-ticket. If the gates are closed at your station, then you can use the ticket to open them.

    Do I have to print out the e-ticket?

    No, this is not necessary. If you want, you can print the e-ticket, or you can load it into the NS app onto your phone or tablet. In this case, do ensure that you can display your e-ticket on a properly working and sufficiently charged device.

    Is this ticket valid before 09:00 as well?

    Yes, this ticket is valid for the whole day, from 00:00 until 04:00 the next day.

    Can I interrupt my journey?

    Yes, your trainticket is valid on the entire route between your starting station and your selected destination. You may interrupt your journey and disembark at every station along the way, as long as you do not deviate from your planned route.

    If you would like to travel on the same route multiple times a day or travel on different routes on one day, the NS Dagkaart is the better option.

    Can I alter my e-ticket?

    No, after completing your purchase it is unfortunately no longer possible to alter your e-ticket. So do be careful to enter the correct personal and journey details. E-tickets are issued personally, and only valid in combination with a valid photo ID.

    Is my ticket a ‘through ticket’?

    That depends. According to the European legislation, a ‘through ticket’ means that you have a single agreement for transport for you entire train journey. If your entire journey is by NS, for instance from The Hague to Den Helder or from Leiden to Waddinxveen, then your train ticket is indeed a ‘through ticket’. There is then a single agreement for carriage as a passenger by NS.

    If you are travelling on a ticket covering multiple rail carriers, your ticket is not a ‘through ticket’ because there are separate agreements for carriage as a passenger with each of the rail carriers you use.

    Example: you buy a ticket for a journey from ’s-Hertogenbosch to Boxmeer. For this, you need to change at Nijmegen. For the journey from ’s-Hertogenbosch to Nijmegen, your transport agreement is with NS because the rail carrier for that part of your journey is NS. When you change at Nijmegen for the Arriva train to Boxmeer, your transport agreement is with Arriva because the rail carrier for that part of your journey is Arriva.

    Day Return
    The price depends on your route
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