Ascension Day: take care with ov student card
Thursday is Ascension Day. Students with a weekend public transport card may travel for free then, while students with a weekly pass only get a discount. The Wednesday before is also different than usual.

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With their ‘travel product’, students can travel for free on public transport from Monday to Friday (if they have a weekly card) or from Friday afternoon to Sunday (with a weekend card).
But beware, next Thursday is an official holiday: Ascension Day. That means free travel with a weekend-ov card and only discount with a weekly-ov.
Also good to know: with a weekend card, you can already travel for free from 12 noon on Wednesday (and of course you can also travel all Wednesday with a week card).
The Friday after Ascension Day is a normal Friday, even though many people take time off and it is also the May holiday. Students can travel on that day as in normal weeks: free all day with a weekly pass and free from 12 noon onwards with a weekend pass.

Good Friday is the only holiday on which anyone with a student OV card can travel for free, regardless of their weekly or weekend pass. But that day has already been this year.
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