From the owner: Neem de uitdaging aan en verbeter je vaardigheden onder begeleiding van gediplomeerd keeperstrainer…read moreBas den Brave. Training in kleine groepen met veel individuele aandacht.

About the coolest store in Amsterdam. I love soccer stuff, and these guys have a selection you…read morewon't find anywhere else. I think I own nearly all the socks they make. It's a funny look at the sport, with a clear love it. Always worth a stop.

I'm only giving this place 3 stars because of their lack of inventory. With the women's World Cup…read moregoing on, you would think they would be well stocked on The Netherland's jerseys. No such luck. This was about 2 weeks ago and they had only one left in stock that was the wrong size.

Unfortunately we were not able to get tickets to a match but we did go on the VIP stadium tour. We…read moregot our passes and a complimentary scarf at check-in then it was off to tour the arena and exclusive areas with a guide. We also got to enjoy a drink in the Sky Lounge and 10% off in the fan shop. It was so fun to see and to hear about the history of this arena.

This arena is easily accessible by train. The M54 leaves Amsterdam Centraal and stops prior to the…read morearena and at the arena. Even after leaving at the end of a sold-out concert, I was able to get on the first train. There are restaurants, bars, and a grocery store for pre-event or post-event dining outside the venue. It is mostly snack/junk food inside. Backpacks are not allowed into the venue and locker space is limited. I went to a Coldplay concert at the venue. The roof was opened for the event and we where informed to dress for any type of weather. This concert let a lot of people stand in the playing field. I was happy to have a seat and not be crowded. The steps within the arena are tiny and step which could be difficult for older folks. The staff was very friendly.