I booked tickets for 3 days and enjoyed the tram rides every day. Each stop is clearly marked and everything was on time. Many trans do not show their number on the sides so people sometimes had to run to the front to hava e look if it was the one they wanted. The GBV office had a queueing system - take a ticket and wait your turn, but it was slow, and no maps provided to help users find their way. Had to rely on google maps.

Really easy, you get the voucher via mobile and e-mail, you go to a red van near outside the airport, and they give you physical card. Then it's just a matter to remember to check in and out, every time you use bus/metro/tram/ferry, and careful to choose only GVB means of transport. The others you have to pay separately. Google maps is up to date, and all lines respect the schedule.

I hit upon some sage advice to purchase the public travel ticket. The best advice as I used it everyday it got me to everywhere I wanted to go and then some. The standard of service was exceptional, helpful staff ready to advise. Such a great time we had using this flexible travel ticket. Could not imagine visiting Amsterdam without getting it again.

This was my second time visiting Amsterdam and using the iAmsterdam card. It was really easy to get around via public transportation with the card. It also included free tours/discounts on many of the must visit places. This is definitely highly recommended to get around when visiting Amsterdam.

The instructions for getting the ticket are confusing and different from what actually happens. I was instructed to go to the Amsterdam Central Station to get the ticket, but there was a service van in front of the airport. Nevertheless, I approve and recommend the service. Very easy.