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Trams & Buses in Amsterdam |
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09/07/00 (45 review reads) |
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Advantages: None
Disadvantages: Trying to understand could lead to a nervous breakdown
I've just been to Amsterdam for a long weekend.The trams are frequent and punctual but the ticketing arrangements are a nightmare.I think I'm reasonably intelligent but I couldn't get to grips with the complexities of the system. You get a very long strip of tickets to start with incorporating many zones(or is it 1?) You hand the first ticket to the conductor when you get on board or is it when you change zones?I think you hand the last ticket in when you get off or does it last another day or possibly week? There are many more ifs and buts about these tickets but I can't remember them. My advice; walk or use one of the 16 million bikes that are bombing around the city
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- 10/07/00 You buy a strip of 15 tickets, and for every journey I did in Amsterdam I did you had to fold this strip of tickets and stamp each one twice OK But the tram hurtles along thrashing form side to side (your possibly stoned too)and its a pain in the butt to do.
Dutch person in control think up a better system !! |
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