Buy Amsterdam Dungeon Skip-the-Line Tickets

• The Amsterdam Dungeon is located at Rokin 78, 1012 KW Amsterdam, North Holland.
• You can reach it by public transport, such as tram, metro, bus or train. The nearest tram stop is Rokin (lines 4, 14 and 24), the nearest metro station is Rokin (lines 52 and 53), the nearest bus stop is Spui (lines 282, 283, 284, 288 and N82) and the nearest train station is Amsterdam Centraal.
• You can also reach it by bike or car. There are several bike parking facilities nearby, such as at Beursplein or Muntplein. If you come by car, you can park at Q-Park Bijenkorf or Q-Park Rokin.

• The Amsterdam Dungeon has a gift shop for souvenirs like t-shirts, mugs, keychains, and more.
• The Amsterdam Dungeon has free Wi-Fi for visitors. 
• Unfortunately, large bags are not allowed into The Amsterdam Dungeon for security reasons. Large bags and other baggage can be safely stored at Amsterdam Centraal Station. You can also store your luggage at 'Hoppa Storage Home': Wijde Kapelsteef 1A.
• The Amsterdam Dungeon has toilets for visitors. They are located at the entrance and exit of the attraction.

• Visitors in wheelchairs can access the Amsterdam Dungeon, but the last show is not wheelchair accessible due to technical effects. Battery-operated electric wheelchairs/scooters are not suitable. A standard wheelchair is available as storage for electric wheelchairs/scooters is unavailable. Let us know in advance to help you with your wheelchair needs.
• The Amsterdam Dungeon is not suitable for visitors with hearing impairments, as the shows rely heavily on sound effects and dialogue. There are no subtitles or sign language interpreters available.
• The Amsterdam Dungeon is not suitable for visitors with visual impairments, as the shows are dark and have sudden movements and effects. There are no audio guides or tactile maps available.
• The Amsterdam Dungeon is not suitable for visitors with epilepsy, as the shows have flashing lights and strobe effects.
• The Amsterdam Dungeon is not suitable for visitors with heart conditions, high blood pressure or claustrophobia, as the shows are intense and scary.
• The Amsterdam Dungeon is not suitable for pregnant women or children under the age of 10, as the shows are violent and graphic.

The Amsterdam Dungeon does not have a café or restaurant on site. However, there are many options nearby to enjoy a bite or a drink before or after your visit. Here are some of them:

• The Grasshopper: A cozy pub with a terrace overlooking the canal. They serve snacks, sandwiches, burgers, and salads. They also have a wide selection of beers and cocktails.
• The Seafood Bar: A modern seafood restaurant with a casual atmosphere. They serve fresh fish, shellfish, oysters, and lobster. They also have vegetarian and vegan options.
• Café de Jaren: A spacious café with a beautiful garden by the river. They serve breakfast, lunch, dinner, and high tea. They also have a variety of cakes, pastries and drinks.
• Pancakes Amsterdam: A popular pancake house with a twist. They serve traditional Dutch pancakes as well as international ones. They also have gluten-free and lactose-free options.

The Amsterdam Dungeon has some rules that you need to follow to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone. Here are some of them:

• No photography or video recording: You are not allowed to take photos or videos inside the attraction, as it will spoil the atmosphere and the surprises for other visitors. You can take photos outside the attraction or at the end of the tour, where there is a photo opportunity.
• No smoking: You are not allowed to smoke inside the attraction, as it is a fire hazard and a health risk. You can smoke outside the attraction, where there are designated smoking areas.
• No food or drinks: You are not allowed to bring or consume any food or drinks inside the attraction, as it will make a mess and attract pests. You can leave your food or drinks in the lockers or consume them outside the attraction.
• No weapons: You are not allowed to bring or use any weapons inside the attraction, as it is dangerous and illegal. You will be asked to leave or reported to the authorities if you do so1.
• No touching: You are not allowed to touch the actors, the props, or the sets inside the attraction, as it will damage them and ruin the show. The actors will not touch you either unless you give them permission1.

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