Stations: Self-service ticket machines

The benefits

  • Available at all NS stations
  • No booking fee
  • User-friendly operation
  • Buy and board – very flexible!
  • Pay cash or use depit card or chipknip

Get to your destination quickly

Do you need to travel to Germany or Belgium by train in the coming days? You can buy tickets without a booking fee at every NS train station. Simply use the self-service ticket machines. Payment can be done using coins, depit card or chipknip.

Surcharges and ticket supplements

A surcharge applies to ICE International on the route between Amsterdam and Arnhem if you are not in the possession of a subscription for travelling with NS. The ticket supplement can be purchased with the yellow self-service ticket machines. The same applies for a surcharge for travelling with Albatros.

Please note: There is also a surcharge for Fyra. You can also buy the supplement ticket at the self-service ticket machines at the stations. You can recognise Fyra trains by their exterior, which is pink, purple and white and on which the word 'Fyra' is written.

The ease of making an online reservation

Did you know that making an online reservation is a very user-friendly way to order international train tickets? This not only means you can quickly and easily make a reservation at any time that suits you, but also that you do not have to pay a booking fee.

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Non-residents of the Netherlands

The self-service ticket machines only accepts Dutch debit cards or chipknip (an electronic cash system in the Netherlands). For non-residents of the Netherlands it is therefore only possible to pay using euro coins.

We therefore advise tourists and foreign business travellers who want to purchase tickets at the stations to use a Tickets & Service Office, which are only found at the larger train stations.

More information about Tickets & Service Offices




 
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