A day pass is the cheapest ticket if you don't have a season ticket and travel with our buses or trams frequently for 1 or several consecutive days. 

Conditions

• With a day pass you have unlimited travel for one or more days on the De Lijn buses and trams, except for the Limburg Express Lines.
  
• A day pass is valid on the day of the first validation until 3:59 a.m. the following day. For example, if you have a day pass that is valid on June 6 then you can still use it for a journey that departs at 0:20 a.m. on June 7.
  
• A child's day pass has the same validity as a regular day pass but it is for children from 6 to 11 years old. The very affordable price means that it is usually the cheapest ticket for children who do not have a pass. 

How do I use my day pass?

From now on you need to scan your day pass

Our travel passes have been held on a MOBIB card for some time. Now it’s the turn of the other tickets: they too will go on an electronic card (a different one from the MOBIB card) rather than a magnetic card.

• Scan your single ticket whenever you board or transfer, near the driver or at a scanner further down the vehicle. You can use as many buses and trams as you like within 60 minutes and then complete your ride.
• Do you want to know if your single ticket is still valid? First press the info button on the scanner and then scan your card. You’ll then be able to see how long your ticket is still valid for.

What about the magnetic cards?

• Use your magnetic cards first. They can still be used until the end of June 2020. From 1 July 2020 the validation devices will no longer be usable. Unable to use up your magnetic cards by 30 June 2020? No worries. You will be able to exchange any remaining magnetic cards at any time. More information will follow later.

How to use it?

Your pass is valid from first use on the vehicle:

1. Insert the pass in the yellow reader at the entrance.
   
2. You do not have to select zones.
   
3. You must again validate your day pass every time you get on and off.