Small station but serves its purpose as a major transfer point with metro, trains, and Eurolines…read moreall departing from here. Toilets are .5 euros to use. One news/media store, small grocery, and a frites stand. Doner is also available. Information desk was semi-helpful.

Tiny, tiny station. Weird layout and no good coffee. :(read more

Not much to review except to tell you that:…read more A) It stops at Ajax Arena, B) Starbucks location at the station sucks and it is tucked discretely on left corner of the station, C) And as usual, there is a nice, small and clean grocery store at this station with decent selections of sandwiches and daily essentials, D) The fast food option is "Burger King" :( E) Three ticket vending machines to buy your train/bus tickets: Two machines inside of the station and one outside and none of those ticket vending machines at station worked with my Visa or MasterCard. However I was able to purchase the train ticket with cash and my ATM. I did not have this issue with the vending machine at the Amsterdam central station. F) Expect a long lines to purchase ticket on weekend or when game is going on at Ajax ArenA. It took me five minutes to buy tickets on weekdays and 18 minutes on Sunday. Once you step outside of the station, you have few decent choices of eatery which are more than decent.

Station Bijlmer ArenA is a railway station in Amsterdam, it is located close to the Amsterdam…read moreArena, hope to Amsterdam Ajax Football Club, one of the most successful teams in The Netherlands, who are currently in the UEFA Champions League. For Railway Stations, this station is pretty new opening in the early 1970's, compared to most stations in the UK this is probably around 100 years younger, if not more. The ArenA name of the station comes from the Amsterdam ArenA stadium which it is located near, with the station being in ArenA Boulevard. The signing as you go out of the station is pretty confusing and unhelpful especially for a first time visitor, which could effect away fans visiting the stadium (although I presume this station is heavily staffed on a matchday for the national team or Ajax) The station in terms of facilities is pretty basic, there is a Starbucks tucked into the corner of the station, which also isn't well sign-posted and a little hard to find, as with most Starbucks in Amsterdam especially those inside public transport areas (Train stations, airports) it is pretty expensive. Trains run from here to the likes of Zuid, Schipol Airport and Ulretch, and there's the GVB metro to go alongside the Sprinter and Intercity line trains. Basic train station in a good location, with the added benefit of having a Starbucks (albeit it is a poor, expensive branch hidden in the station), a two-star rating mainly for location in proxmity to the Amsterdam ArenA is warranted here.

I frequently use this station (listed on Yelp as RAI, though it's also the stop for the Amsterdam…read moreZuid area) when I'm heading to Schiphol Airport or off to visit my mother-in-law. If you are looking to save money, this is the ultimate Amsterdam hack. Taking the train from here straight to the airport is a breeze and costs only a few Euros--compare that to the €30-€40 you'd spend on a taxi or Uber! The trains are frequent, and the journey to the terminal is incredibly fast. Business Traveler Perfect: It's located right next to the RAI Convention Center, making it the ideal hub if you're in town for a conference. Easy Connections: Whether you're coming from the Zuid business district or the neighborhood nearby, it's much more relaxed than fighting the crowds at Centraal Station. Convenience: The station is clean, well-marked, and the platforms are easy to navigate even with luggage. Whether you're a local or just visiting for a trade show, do yourself (and your wallet) a favor and take the train from here!

Amsterdam RAI is something of a transportation hub. The NS train, metro, trams, and buses are…read moreavailable here. Very useful if you're heading somewhere in the south Amsterdam area.

A useful tram that runs north-south from the city center. Like other trams, there are TV screens…read moredisplaying the route. Unlike many other trams, the screens on the 4 actually work. My I amsterdam card/app would not scan on the 4 (or on other lines) though I was able to get on anyway.

I was having difficulty finding a taxi service online that could accommodate my family of six. I…read morewas a bit skeptical at having to pay in advance but I booked a trip with taxiinamsterdam from Schiphol in Amsterdam to the Hague with a return trip. Our flight was almost two hours late and even though their agreement is to only wait for an hour, the driver waited for us. We were picked up in a very nice Mercedes sprinter van. There were bottles of water for us and all of our luggage was placed in the back by the driver. On our return trip, we requested they come an hour before the time we had previously agreed to due to the delays at the airport. They did it without an issue. At promptly 7 AM they were waiting for us and brought us back to Schiphol without an issue. I couldn't recommend this service more for the price, communication, and hassle free ride to and from the airport.

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