EYE Film Institute (EYE Filmmuseum) Tours and Tickets

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Tickets for films at the EYE Film Institute start at €12.50 for adults, €10 for students, European Youth Card holders, and I Amsterdam City Card holders, and €7.50 for children aged 11 or less. Ticket prices for exhibitions vary, but under-18s, I Amsterdam City Card holders, and Museum Card holders go free.

EYE Film Institute shows films and serves food from 10am to as late as 11pm, seven days a week. Exhibitions normally open 10am–7pm daily. The institute closes for King’s Day on April 27 (or April 26 if April 27 is a Sunday). It operates reduced hours around New Year, and occasionally closes for special events.

Yes, the EYE Film Institute has a lovely bar and restaurant offering panoramic views across the water. It’s open 10am–midnight Sunday through Thursday, and 10am–1am on Friday and Saturday. Different food menus are available between 10am and 9pm. It’s a good idea to book on weekend evenings.

Yes, the EYE Film Institute has some age restrictions. Children aged 12 or younger must have an adult aged at least 18 with them at all times. You might need an ID to enter films rated 16 or 18, though an accompanying adult can override film ratings for movies rated 16 and below.

Yes, the EYE Film Institute is accessible. Two places are reserved for wheelchairs in every cinema, plus elevator access throughout the building and adapted bathrooms. Email in advance to reserve a wheelchair or mobility aid, or request additional assistance. Guide dogs are welcome, and hearing loops are available.