Allenby Bridge Crossing (King Hussein Bridge)
The Allenby Bridge — called the King Hussein Bridge in Jordan — is the main crossing between Amman and the West Bank. This guide explains the opening hours, fees, documents, luggage allowance and how to book your bus seat online with JETT before you travel.
Book your seat onlineHow the crossing works
- Book your seat and travel date online before arriving.
- Add extra luggage during booking if you need more than the standard allowance.
- Complete the online payment and keep your confirmation message.
- Arrive at the departure point in Amman in good time before departure.
- Travel to the terminal, complete passport control and continue your journey.
Practical travel tips
- Travel early in the day — the crossing closes earlier than most travellers expect.
- Make sure the name on your booking matches your passport exactly.
- Fridays, Saturdays and public holidays have reduced operating hours.
- Buy extra luggage only through the official platform — there are no payment desks at the bridge.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Allenby Bridge?
The Allenby Bridge, known in Jordan as the King Hussein Bridge, is the main crossing point between Jordan and the West Bank, located about one hour from Amman.
What are the Allenby Bridge opening hours?
The crossing normally operates every day except official holidays, with shorter hours on Fridays and Saturdays. Always check the current schedule before travelling.
Do I need to book a seat in advance?
Booking your seat online in advance guarantees a confirmed place on the bus and saves waiting time at the terminal.
How much luggage can I take?
A standard allowance is included with each ticket. Extra luggage can only be purchased online through the official platform before you arrive at the bridge.
How long does the crossing take?
The bus ride from Amman takes about one hour; the total crossing time depends on passport control and traffic at the terminal.