Plan your visit

Prices passe-partout Recital Hall:

• Rank 1+ € 235
• Rank 1 € 187
• Rank 2 € 154

A passe-partout for the Recital Hall includes the seven morning and afternoon concerts in the Recital Hall. If you order a passe-partout, you will receive a 10% discount on the single ticket price.

The passe-partout for the Recital Hall is sold out.

Recital Hall Passe-partout

You can order your passe-partout in two ways:

• ONLINE - Cheap, fast and easy via this website. Via your personal account, you will have direct access to the seating plan and you can choose your seats for each concert yourself. You will immediately receive confirmation of your order by e-mail. You pay by credit card, via iDEAL or with a voucher. We charge € 4.50 per transaction for the online service, and € 1.50 extra if you choose paper tickets.
• BY PHONE - Concertgebouw line: +31-20 671 83 45, daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. You pay via iDEAL or with a voucher. We charge € 9.50 per transaction for the telephone service. If you opt for paper cards, we charge € 1.50 extra.

The Concertgebouw is easily accessible from various train stations in Amsterdam:

• Central Station:
  - tram 2 and 12
  - metro 52 (Noord/Zuidlijn) up to station De Pijp, transfer to tram 3 or 12
  - tram 11 (direction: Surinameplein) up to Leidesplein stop, transfer to tram 12 of 5
• Station Zuid WTC: tram 5
• Station Amstel: tram 12
• Station Sloterdijk: tram 19 up to Leidseplein stop, transfer to tram 12 of 5
• Station Muiderpoort: tram 3
• P+R Olympisch Stadion:
  - tram 24 up to Roelof Hartplein, transfer to tram 5 or 12. Instead of this transfer: the Roelof Hartplein-stop is a five minute walk from The Concertgebouw.
  - bus 347, bus 357 and bus 397 (Connexxion)

Please use the Van Baerlestraat stop (tram 2), or the Museumplein stop (trams 3, 5 & 12, busses). These stops are right in front of or immediately around the corner from The Concertgebouw. A taxi stand is located next to the main entrance. You can also use the Public transport travel planner

From all directions on the A10: take exit S108 (Amstelveen) or S109 (RAI). Follow the signs to ‘Centrum’.

Parking near The Concertgebouw:

• Street parking rates for The Concertgebouw neighbourhood,
  Per hour: € 6,73 (9.00 am - 12.00 midnight, on Sundays 12.00 pm - 12.00 midnight).
  Day pass: from € 40,30 (9.00 am – 7.00 pm).
  Evening pass: € 26,90 (7.00 pm - 12.00 midnight).
• The car park beneath Museumplein, entrance on the Van Baerlestraat – From the ring road, take exit S108 and follow the ‘P’ signs (for ‘parking’). Cars can enter the garage until 1.00 am on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Sunday, and until 2.30 am Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Cars can exit the garage 24 hours a day.
• Visitors to The Concertgebouw can park at Q-Park Museumplein with a discount. Buy your discounted parking ticket online on the Q-Park Museumplein website and you can drive in and out by license plate recognition.
• Rates: € 2 per 17 minutes. A day pass costs € 55 for 24 hours (rates without discount).
• Disabled parking – There are six disabled parking spots located next to the main entrance. Holders of a valid disabled parking badge, either the Landelijke Parkeerontheffing (LPO) or the European handicapped parking card (GPK) can park in these spaces free of charge.

During the Festival, Mahler-related documentaries will be screened at Film Museum Eye, there will be a pianola concert at the Rijksmuseum, and the film The Echo of Being - with live music - will be shown at Theater Amsterdam.

See the agenda for the complete programme