Updated in September 2026, this Feyenoord Stadium Tour guide covers ticket prices, tour days, parking, accessibility and what to see.
The Feyenoord Stadium Tour takes visitors through De Kuip, Feyenoord’s stadium in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The adult price is now €19.50, though some pages still list the older rate of €18.50. This guide was updated in September 2026 to reflect the current rate. You can book in advance through GetYourGuide before your visit.
Quick facts about the Feyenoord Stadium Tour
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | Van Zandvlietplein 1, 3077 AA Rotterdam |
| Tour days | Wednesday to Saturday |
| Adult admission | €19.50 |
| Child admission | €15.50, ages 5–11 |
| Senior admission | €17.50, ages 65+ |
| Tour duration | 90 minutes |
| Nearest transit | Tram 23 to Stadion Feijenoord |
Why book Feyenoord Stadium Tour tickets?
- 🏛️ Walk in the players’ footsteps: Step through the tunnel and stand pitchside on the best pitch in the Netherlands.
- 🎟️ Museum included: A visit to the Feyenoord Museum comes with every tour.
- 🌿 Behind closed doors: See a dressing room and take the head coach’s seat in the press centre.
- 📜 Nearly 90 years of history: De Kuip has been Feyenoord’s home since 1937.
- 💰 Free for young fan-club members: Junior Kameraadje members can join a Kidstour once for free.
Tour days for the Feyenoord Stadium Tour
Stadium tours run Wednesday to Saturday, though exact times can shift around match days, training sessions and other events. On days when Feyenoord plays at home, tours may be limited or unavailable, so it’s worth checking the specific date before booking.
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Ticket prices for the Feyenoord Stadium Tour
| Ticket type | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult (12+) | €19.50 |
| Child (5–11) | €15.50 |
| Senior (65+) | €17.50 |
| Disabled Tour (also for escorts) | €16.00 |
All tour types include a visit to the Feyenoord Museum, on the stadium’s historic Olympia side. Families with young children may prefer the dedicated Kidstour, priced the same as the standard tour. Prices are current as of September 2026 and may change without notice. You can book through GetYourGuide to secure your preferred date.
How to get to the Feyenoord Stadium Tour
By tram, take line 23 from Rotterdam Centraal towards Beverwaard and get off at Stadion Feijenoord, right outside the stadium.
By metro, change to a tram at Wilhelminaplein, on line D or E, then continue as above.
By water taxi, a stop called Stadion Feyenoord serves the ground, a 5-minute walk from the entrance.
By train, Rotterdam Zuid and Rotterdam Lombardijen stations are both about a 15-minute walk away, and run on non-match days too.
Parking at the Feyenoord Stadium Tour
Free parking is available directly in front of the stadium, in car parks P2, P3 and P4, on days without a match or event. A number of accessible parking spaces for badge holders are located under the De Kuip Maas building. On match days, parking near the stadium isn’t available, and the free P+R Beverwaard car park, connected by tram, is the better option.
How long to spend at the Feyenoord Stadium Tour
The Stadium Tour runs for 90 minutes, including the visit to the Feyenoord Museum. The Disabled Tour runs for 60 minutes.
Accessibility at the Feyenoord Stadium Tour
A dedicated Disabled Tour is available for wheelchair users and visitors with limited mobility, priced the same for escorts. It runs for 60 minutes and skips only the places the stadium can’t make accessible. The standard 90-minute Stadium Tour and Kidstour aren’t set up for wheelchair users. Accessible parking is available under the De Kuip Maas building for holders of a valid disabled parking permit.
What to see on the Feyenoord Stadium Tour
The players’ tunnel. Walk the same route the Feyenoord squad takes onto the pitch on match day, before stepping out beside the playing surface itself.
A dressing room. Every tour includes a look inside one of the team’s dressing rooms, though which one can vary by availability.
The press centre. Take a seat in the head coach’s chair, where post-match press conferences are held.
The Feyenoord Museum. On the historic Olympia side of the stadium, trophies and memorabilia trace the club’s history, with an interactive display to build your own Feyenoord star team.
The fanshop. Tours meet and end near the Feijenoord fanshop, a good spot to pick up a souvenir on the way out.
Practical tips for visiting the Feyenoord Stadium Tour
| Tip | Detail |
|---|---|
| Check for home matches first | Tours may be limited or cancelled around Feyenoord’s fixtures. |
| Bring young children on the Kidstour | It includes a Feyenoord key-cord, pen and scavenger-hunt booklet. |
| Ask about the Disabled Tour | It’s shorter, at 60 minutes, and priced the same for an escort. |
| Take the tram, not the car | Parking near the stadium isn’t available on match days. |
| Book tickets in advance | Advance booking is recommended, especially around fixtures, and you can book through GetYourGuide. |
Frequently asked questions about the Feyenoord Stadium Tour
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What does the Stadium Tour include? | The 90-minute tour and a visit to the Feyenoord Museum, taking in the players’ tunnel, the pitch and a dressing room. |
| How much does the tour cost? | €19.50 for adults, €15.50 for children aged 5 to 11, and €17.50 for seniors. |
| Is the tour wheelchair accessible? | Not the standard tour. A separate 60-minute Disabled Tour is available instead, priced the same for an escort. |
| Can I visit on a match day? | Tours may be limited or unavailable around Feyenoord’s fixtures, so check the date before booking. |
| Should I book in advance? | Yes, particularly around match dates. You can book in advance through GetYourGuide. |
Things to do near the Feyenoord Stadium Tour
Rotterdam Ahoy is a large events arena a short tram ride away in Rotterdam-Zuid, hosting concerts and exhibitions.
Zuidplein shopping centre offers shops and cafés, and doubles as a transport hub for onward travel.
The ss Rotterdam is a retired ocean liner moored in Katendrecht, reachable by water taxi or tram.
Maritime Museum Rotterdam traces the city’s harbour history, a short tram ride north in the centre.
The Spido Rotterdam Harbour Cruise departs near the Erasmus Bridge, also a short tram ride from the stadium.
Alternative attractions to the Feyenoord Stadium Tour
The Johan Cruijff ArenA Stadium Tour, in Amsterdam, gives a similar behind-the-scenes look at Ajax’s home ground, about 40 minutes away by train.
The Philips Stadion Tour, in Eindhoven, covers PSV’s dressing rooms and pitch, plus the PSV Museum, about an hour and 20 minutes away by train.
Sparta Rotterdam’s Het Kasteel offers a smaller-scale tour of the country’s oldest professional club, in the same city.
The AFAS Stadion Tour, home of AZ Alkmaar, is a similar behind-the-scenes visit, around two hours away by train.
Rotterdam’s weird and wonderful architecture offers a non-football side of the city, a short tram ride into the centre.
More Netherlands travel
Other Netherlands travel guides on Planet Whitley include:
- Three Dutch cities worth visiting beyond Amsterdam and Rotterdam.
- What to expect at the Kijk-Kubus Museum House in Rotterdam.
- How to see Vermeer’s The Girl With the Pearl Earring at the Mauritshuis in The Hague.
- See the Netherlands at 1:25 scale at the Madurodam Miniature Museum in The Hague.
- How art-lovers can make the most of the STRAAT Museum and the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam.
