Fixed taxi prices to and from Schiphol

With SchipholRide, a taxi to Schiphol Airport has a fixed fare from €35. Examples for the Comfort class: Amsterdam €50 to €55, Haarlem €48, The Hague €80, Utrecht €80, Rotterdam €125. Premium starts at €45, Van (5 to 8 passengers) at €50 and VIP at €70. The exact price depends on your address and the vehicle class. Calculate it in 30 seconds in the booking form.

Per car, per ride. Two or four passengers pay the same fixed price in the same vehicle class; you simply share the fare. Only the vehicle class changes the price, not the number of people, as long as everyone and their luggage fits.

If you travel alone, public transport is usually the cheapest option: the train from Amsterdam costs a few euros per person. With two or more people, a lot of luggage or a flight when the trains are not running, that changes: a fixed-price taxi takes you from door to door, and with a taxi van full of travelling companions the price per person is often lower than separate train tickets plus getting to the station.

When demand is low, Uber can be cheaper, but with dynamic pricing (surge pricing) the fare rises precisely at busy times: early mornings, holidays, rain. A fixed price no longer changes once you have booked. So you know weeks in advance exactly what your taxi to Schiphol costs, however busy it is and whatever the traffic. Compare on the day and at the time you actually travel.

With SchipholRide, a taxi from Rotterdam to Schiphol costs €125 as a fixed total price (Comfort, car), including VAT and luggage. When comparing cheap taxis, always look at the total price: is luggage included, is there a surcharge, and is the price really fixed? On the taxi meter, the same ride may cost up to about €226 under the national maximum taxi fares, calculated outside rush hour.

A taxi from Schiphol to Amsterdam costs €50 to €55 (Comfort), depending on the district. To the city centre you pay €50, to Zuid and Nieuw-West €50, to Noord, IJburg and Zuidoost €55. The fixed price is the same in both directions. If you are being picked up, you receive the pickup point by email in advance, and your driver will contact you once you have landed. Parking fees are included.

Yes. The price is the same in both directions, from your address to Schiphol and from Schiphol back home. You can book the outbound and return ride in one booking, each at the fixed price, with a separate flight number for the return so that your landing is tracked.

A single taxi can take up to 8 people, so with 10 people you need two vehicles, for example a Van and a Comfort, or two Vans if you have a lot of luggage. You pay the fixed fare per vehicle. From Amsterdam a Van costs from €70 and a Comfort from €50: together from €120, about €12 per person. Book a group of 9 or more by calling 085 060 2543, so that both vehicles are scheduled in one go.

You can recognise a reliable Schiphol taxi by a price that is agreed and confirmed in writing before the ride, a driver who follows your flight, and clear terms. At SchipholRide that is standard: a fixed price up front, free flight tracking on your flight number, free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup, and available 24/7 on 085 060 2543. SchipholRide has been active since 2018 and has an average rating of 4.8 on Google, based on 63 reviews.

Yes. You always pay the total price you see in advance, including the statutory 9% VAT rate for passenger transport and your luggage. For pickups at Schiphol, live flight tracking and the parking fees are included too. No additional charges and no surprises afterwards; your invoice shows the VAT separately.

Yes. The price is fixed as soon as you book: traffic jams, detours, rush hour or holiday crowds change nothing. If your flight is delayed, the pickup time moves automatically. The first 60 minutes after landing are free. If it takes longer, let us know by phone or WhatsApp: the driver keeps waiting and extra waiting time may be charged. If you cannot be reached, the ride counts as a no-show. That certainty is exactly the difference from a taxi meter.

No. The fixed price you see when booking applies 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including weekends, public holidays and New Year's Eve. A ride at 3 AM costs exactly the same as the same ride at 2 PM. There is no night surcharge, weekend surcharge, holiday surcharge or peak pricing, and traffic jams or detours do not change the price either.

Yes. Up to 24 hours before the agreed pickup time you cancel for free and the full amount is refunded to your account, not as a voucher. If you cancel between 24 and 4 hours before pickup, you get 50 percent back. Within 4 hours of departure there is no refund, because the driver has already been scheduled. Changing the time, date, address or vehicle class is free up to 24 hours ahead.

At the time of booking, by iDEAL, credit or debit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Companies can pay by invoice, with a payment term agreed with you. Nothing is paid to the driver in the car and there are no extra charges afterwards.

On the taxi meter, the legal maximum in 2026 is a start rate of €4.31, €3.17 per kilometre and €0.52 per minute (car). A 10 km ride therefore costs at most €36.01, plus €0.52 for every minute you are on the road. For 30 km it is €99.41 plus the minutes, and 20 minutes of driving adds €10.40. Taxi companies may charge less. With SchipholRide there is no meter running: you see a fixed price for your route to or from Schiphol in advance, from €35.