De Lijn night bus N62orDe Lijn bus 91 to Leuven?

N62 · De LijnDe Lijn night bus N62

From

The Zaventem Brussels Airport bus station — since 7 May 2026 a temporary one, about 100 m from the terminal on level 0, under a covered walkway

To

Brussel Rogier, one block from De Brouckere

Luggage

An ordinary city bus, quiet at that hour.

Runs

00:55–04:46

Journey

29 min

This is the answer to the night here: it lands almost exactly in the gap the trains and the STIB bus leave, and it charges the ordinary EUR 3.00 to do it.

It is also faster than the daytime bus — 29 minutes against 54 — because the roads are empty.

Mind the 02:25 to 03:16 gap. The half-hourly claim does not hold across the middle of the night.

De Lijn night bus N62: price for every party size

91 · De LijnDe Lijn bus 91 to Leuven

From

Platform B of the De Lijn bus station — since 7 May 2026 a temporary one, about 100 m from the terminal on level 0, under a covered walkway

To

Leuven Station, platform 1, via Kortenberg and Everberg

Luggage

An ordinary regional bus with no racks; a big case sits with you.

Runs

05:16–21:17

Journey

59–85 min

EUR 3.00 against EUR 11.90 on the train, and the only direct way to Leuven at weekends, when the base rail timetable has no Leuven train.

It takes about an hour against the train's 13 minutes, and up to 85 in the morning peak.

The ticket is valid 60 minutes and the ride can take longer; De Lijn lets you finish the ride you are on, so a single bus is fine. Do not plan a change on the same ticket.

The last weekday bus is 21:17, well before the last train; on Saturday it is 22:18 and on Sunday 22:21.

Eight or more of you should buy one EUR 22 ten-ride card and scan it once per person.

The guides still name buses 651 and 652: De Lijn closed both on 6 January 2024. Line 91 from platform B is the bus.

De Lijn bus 91 to Leuven: price for every party size