Keukenhof combi-tickets in 2027: prices and tickets online

Keukenhof combi-tickets in 2027 include entrance to the gardens and round-trip by public transport from Amsterdam RAI, Hoofddorp, Leiden or Haarlem. Combi-tickets cost € 33,50 – € 38,50, depending on your departure location.

Note: prices below are from the 2026 season and will be updated once 2027 prices are confirmed.

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📋 What’s in this Keukenhof combi-ticket FAQ

Prices & booking

Keukenhof combi-ticket prices

Departure pointAdultsKids (4-17)Book
Amsterdam RAI (Bus 852)€ 38,50€ 17,50Book >>
Hoofddorp (Bus 859)€ 33,50€ 15Book >>
Leiden (Bus 854)€ 33,50€ 15Book >>
Haarlem (Bus 850)€ 33,50€ 15Book >>
Keukenhof combi-tickets

Tip! If you are planning a visit to the Netherlands in April or May, make sure you book tickets to the most popular museums (like the Van Gogh Museum, the Rijksmuseum, the Anne Frank house). If you want to travel inside Europe (to Paris, Brussels, Bruges, etc), book tickets in advance.

Booking a timeslot with a combi-ticket to Keukenhof

A maximum number of visitors will be allowed to Keukenhof per day, and the Keukenhof tickets in 2027 will again have fixed time slots per day. The bus tickets also have a fixed departure time.

The time you choose during the booking process is based on the departure of the bus. You can take any bus departing 60 minutes before and 60 minutes after your timeslot. For the return transfers there are no timeslots. You can take any bus you want.

Please note that the time you select during the Keukenhof combi-ticket purchase is not the exact departure time. In fact, you select a time slot.

How long is a Keukenhof combi-ticket valid?

These tickets are valid on the selected day and provide transport to and from Keukenhof plus entrance to the park.

Where it’s valid

Where is a Keukenhof combi-ticket (ticket with bus) valid?

This combi-ticket (public transport) is not available for departures from Schiphol Airport. If you’re travelling from Schiphol, check our dedicated travel guide from Schiphol to Keukenhof for the shuttle bus and public transport options for the 2027 season.

Combi-tickets are valid on:

Please note: Keukenhof combi-tickets are not valid on the metro and trains. You will need a separate Amsterdam public transport ticket.

Keukenhof by public transport map

Check the detailed travel instructions here:

Are Keukenhof combi-tickets valid on the train?

No, Keukenhof combi-tickets are only valid on the bus and at the Keukenhof entrance. However, the Dutch railway website offers a combi-ticket for train + bus + Keukenhof entrance (from € 50). You can also buy single train tickets at NS.nl.

Using your ticket

How to use a combi-ticket?

Keukenhof combi-tickets in 2027 include:

You have to present your ticket to the bus driver and at the Keukenhof entrance, and also show your ticket again to the driver for your return trip.

Can I travel from Amsterdam and go back to Schiphol?

Yes, if you have booked a ticket with the transport from Amsterdam, from Keukenhof you can take any bus you want, so you can also take the bus to Schiphol Airport.

Also, if you have booked a ticket with transport from Hoofddorp, Haarlem, or Leiden, you can take a return bus to any of these places.

Keukenhof tickets with bus 2027, book online with a timeslot

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Anastasia Dudina

I’ve been living in the Netherlands since 2013 and exploring it ever since. I write and update all articles on Amsterdam Explorer and Holland Explorer myself: real tips, not tourist traps.

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3 comments

  1. To let you know, the timings for the bus from Leiden is not correct or reliable. From personal experience, I (and others) waited for the advertised 7:30 AM bus from Leiden Centraal. The bus was 15 minutes late. Arriva, the bus company claims that is the time it is to be there while the Kuekenhof recognised the mistake. Know before you go, the timings for the public transport are not reliable.

    • Hi Rachel, thank you for information!

      I’ve checked, and I see that Keukenhof indeed sells the tickets with a 30 minutes interval. While the public transport is operating on their own schedule.

      The best way to see the reliable timings (for those who will still go to Keukenhof) is via the Arriva official app called Glimble.

      It shows the actual schedule of the buses departures and arrivals.

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