The Upside Down Amsterdam Tickets

Yes, the Upside Down Amsterdam is wheelchair friendly. The museum has elevations and accessible ramps throughout the place for adults or children with special needs or limited mobility. They will easily be able to move around the museum looking at attractions on wheelchairs, strollers, canes, or mobility scooters.

The Upside Down Amsterdam focuses on the contemporary New Dutch culture such as taking pride in diversity and inclusion, dance music by world famed Dutch DJs and a distinct sweet tooth. The museum is the largest interactive social media museum in Amsterdam where a museum, a nightclub, and an amusement park has been blended using magic mushrooms and some perfect backdrops to create an ultimate Dutch experience. 

Get your own Upside Down Museum Amsterdam tickets to enjoy the ultimate Dutch experience. Get a sneak peek into the contemporary Dutch culture as you visit the largest interactive social media museum of the city where a theme park, a nightclub and a museum has been blended using some amazing backdrops and magic mushrooms. Let your fantasy go wild as you explore the 25 interactive fun rooms. Take insta-worthy pictures while taking a bubble bath in the pool containing 81,286 transparent balls and illuminated for 3 kilometres of LED lighting, or pose like a Royal king or queen at the Royal Room. Visit the Dutch Design Room - a representation of the general Dutch aesthetic, and the Pink Private Jet Room, where you can sample the opulent lifestyle of the privileged on air. Other fun filled rooms include the Mondrian room, Licor43 Chocolate Room, etc.

1. Children will only be allowed to enter if they are accompanied by an adult. An adult can have a maximum of two children with them.
2. It is recommended that you arrive at the location at least 10–15 minutes before the time as per your Upside Down Amsterdam tickets
3. You will not be allowed to carry any food or drink inside the premises of the museum.
4. You can carry your camera and other instruments for taking pictures, or you can use the pre-installed professional camera at the museum.
5. You may carry handbags or small rucksacks inside the museum, but if you have a larger bag, you must keep them in the lockers available at the venue free.
6. No pets are allowed inside the museum. However, guide dogs are allowed with necessary documentation.
7. The museum is wheelchair friendly and has elevators and ramps throughout the place.

Yes, visitors are allowed to take photographs inside the Upside Down Museum in Amsterdam. The museum is known to be the world’s largest upside down social media experience, where visitors are meant to take lots and lots of insta-worthy pictures. To get the best pictures, they can either carry their own cameras and equipment or they can use the pre-installed professional camera in the museum. Those using the pre-installed cameras can download all their photos for free after their visit.

The Upside Down Museum in Amsterdam has a 1500 m2 of amazing and colourful experience in more than 25 rooms and installations. To cover all of these wonderful experiences, you will need to spend 1 to 2 hours inside the museum.

Upside Down Amsterdam is located at  Europaboulevard 5, 1079 PC Amsterdam, Netherlands which is 4 kms away from the main city. You can reach the place by several ways:

• By Metro: Take Metro 52 to reach the nearest Europaplein station and walk for 5 minutes to reach the museum.
• By Tram: Take Lines 4 or 19 and get down at Europaplein or Station RAI tram stop  and walk towards the museum.
• By Bus: Take bus no. 62 & N84 to reach the Europaplein stop
• By Car: You can travel by car and park using the free as well as paid parking facilities below and around the museum.