The Upside Down Tours and Tickets

The Upside Down in Amsterdam boasts 25 colorful rooms that are perfect for snapping Insta-worthy shots. The most popular rooms or photo spots in The Upside Down include the Royal Room, with its chandeliers and regal decor; the Ball Pit room, perfect for big kids; and the Trampoline Room, where you can bounce.

Tickets to The Upside Down in Amsterdam cost €24.95–€26.95 for adults, depending on whether you visit during peak or off-peak times. For children 3–11, admission is €17.95–€19.95, and if you buy tickets for a group of four people, you’ll receive a discount of €4.

You can buy tickets for The Upside Down at the door if they’re available, but it’s best to book in advance to reserve your time slot and avoid disappointment on the day. Booking ahead also saves you from long waits to enter the popular attraction, which is busiest on the weekends.

Yes, The Upside Down is the perfect place for children and families. The colorful rooms and immersive activities are fun to explore, and also create fantastic photo opportunities to remind you of your time in Amsterdam. It’s a popular place for school trips and you can even rent it out for parties.

No, you can't take food and drinks into the rooms at The Upside Down, but you can eat at the on-site Upside Down Café. It serves a photogenic selection of snacks and shakes, including the rainbow-hued Freakshake and cupcakes inspired by unicorns.

Yes, The Upside Down is fully wheelchair accessible. There is an elevator and nearly all of the rooms are accessible to wheelchairs and strollers. If you contact the venue in advance, the staff can make any necessary preparations in order to make your visit as smooth as possible.