We advise and encourage you to travel by public transport as much as possible. Travel by subway or train to Amsterdam-Zuid Station. From there you can walk to the stadium. It’s a walk of about 15 minutes. The route is marked with signs.

If you come by car, you can park at the RAI. There is a reduced rate especially for this day. A parking ticket costs €22.50 per car. You can purchase your parking ticket at: https://parkeren.rai.nl/nl/booking.html?affiliate=x286fp2m

Of course, you can also park outside the city and use public transportation for the last part of your trip.

From your parking spot, also from the RAI, travel by subway or train to Amsterdam Zuid Station. From there you can walk to the stadium. It’s a walk of about 15 minutes. The route is marked with signs.

Unfortunately, it is very difficult to park in the immediate area of the stadium.

If you come by car, you can park at the RAI. There is a reduced rate especially for this day. A parking ticket costs €22.50 per car. You can purchase your parking ticket at: https://parkeren.rai.nl/nl/booking.html?affiliate=x286fp2m

Of course, you can also park outside the city and use public transportation for the last part of your trip.

From your parking spot, also from the RAI, travel by subway or train to Amsterdam Zuid Station. From there you can walk to the stadium. It’s a walk of about 15 minutes. The route is marked with signs.

Unfortunately, it is very difficult to park in the immediate area of the stadium.

You are not allowed to bring large bags or backpacks into the Olympic Stadium. Handbags with a maximum A4 size are excepted. If you are in doubt, security will probably be in doubt as well and it is better to opt for a smaller bag.

You are not allowed to bring the items listed below into the Olympic Stadium:

• Your own food and drink. The only exception is baby food;
• other liquids;
• glass, cans, plastic bottles or aerosols, even if empty;
• drugs;
• toxic, flammable or explosive materials and fireworks.
• clothing with provocative, offensive or insulting prints;
• banners, cardboard / paper signs with lettering (up to a maximum size of A4, 210 by 297 millimeters, is allowed)
• flags or flagpoles thicker than 2 centimeters and longer than 1.5 meters, umbrellas / parasols, selfie sticks;
• walking sticks (except for medical reasons)
• weapons, chains or other objects that can be used as weapons or disturb order
• professional audio and video equipment, GoPro devices and other recording equipment;
• drones or other flying objects;
• horns or other noisemakers, musical instruments (including the Shofar), loudspeakers
• animals
• flyers or other promotional materials
• skates, bicycles, scooters, skateboard
• chairs or stools.

In general, if you are in doubt whether to bring something and it is not necessary: do not bring it. We cannot take items that are not allowed inside for safekeeping. Do not bring unnecessary objects and valuables into the Olympic Stadium.

If you need to bring medication, we recommend that you also bring a doctor’s note.

It is not possible to withdraw money from an ATM, neither in the stadium nor on the surrounding event grounds.

There will be several water points on the event site. Unless otherwise indicated, this is drinking water.

There are plenty of restrooms both in the stadium and on the area around it.

Most of the stadium and the area around it is not covered. We are assuming it will be a beautiful day in June without rain, but it is and always will be Holland and the weather often does what it wants, so take the weather into account!

Here are some tips!

• In the evening it can cool down. It is wise to bring an extra sweater, vest or jacket.
• If rain is forecast, we advise you to bring rainwear. Please note that umbrellas are not allowed inside the stadium.
• In fine weather, it is wise to protect yourself from the sun. Wear protective clothing, use sun protection and drink plenty.

We want to minimize the impact of this event on the environment. Therefore, we are making a number of choices to be as sustainable as possible.

• Circular cup system: during this event we will use R-PET soft cups. Visitors are encouraged to return their cups to the bars. These cups will be collected separately and can be recycled.
• Waste: We do not consider waste as a residual product, but as a collection of valuable raw materials. There will be central recycling points where waste will be collected separately as much as possible.
• Power: We choose to use clean and renewable energy as much as possible. For example, we use power generated by solar panels on the roof of the Olympic Stadium. The goal is to use at least 75% green power.
• Food: at least 50% of the food offered during the event will be vegetarian. This is how we create awareness and reduce the impact on the environment.
• Transportation: we encourage everyone to come to the event by public transportation as much as possible. For the delivery of all materials, we try to combine as much transport as possible.

Yes, the Olympic Stadium is wheelchair accessible. You can park in the parking garage under the Olympic Stadium (as long as it is not full). From here you can go up with the elevator. When you reached the top, you can go around the stadion to the main entrance. The main entrance is a wheelchair-accessible entry. There is a wheelchair-accessible platform at the back of the field.

Yes, it is possible to come to the Olympic Stadium by coach bus. You can follow the signs ‘Ordered transport’ when you arrive at the stadium. It is only possible for coach busses to drop people off at the Olympic Stadium, after the drop off they must leave again. For pick up, busses can wait on the Fred Roeskestraat. To make sure this goes smoothly, bus drivers must follow the instructions from the traffic controllers. 

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