Quick overview

• Ways to explore: Choose entry to one exhibition, any two exhibitions, or all three immersive shows. Every ticket includes admission to Fabrique des Lumières' digital art venue.
  
• Unique experiences: Current exhibitions feature Dutch Masters, The Renaissance Masters, and Jimmy Nelson's Mirrors of Humanity, each presented through monumental projections, music, and animation across the venue.
  
• Combo options: Pair your visit with the Rijksmuseum or a 1-hour Amsterdam canal cruise for a full day combining traditional art, digital exhibitions, or city sightseeing.
  
• Queues & access: All tickets provide timed entry. Security checks still apply, and late entry is only permitted within the venue's stated admission window.
  
• When to book: Morning Dutch Masters slots and all-inclusive passes are popular during holidays. Reserve a few days ahead for preferred exhibition timings.
  
• Good to know: Single-exhibition and combo tickets can be rescheduled up to 24 hours before your visit, while some combo products and multi-exhibition tickets are non-refundable.
  
• Best upgrade: If you can't decide between exhibitions, choose the All-Inclusive Experience Pass to enjoy every current immersive show during one visit.

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Things to know before booking your Fabrique des Lumières tickets

• Choose your exhibition access carefully: Not every ticket includes the same number of exhibitions. Standard tickets grant entry to one exhibition, while upgraded options include any two exhibitions or unrestricted access to all three current shows. Check the inclusions before booking so you don't miss the exhibition you most want to see.
  
• Book the exhibition time that suits your schedule: Each exhibition has a fixed daily time slot, so check the schedule before booking. Dutch Masters runs 9:30–10:30am, while Renaissance Masters runs 11am–5:30pm from 18 September–14 October. From 16 October–3 January, Renaissance Masters runs 11am–2:30pm, followed by Jimmy Nelson, Mirrors of Humanity from 3pm until closing.
  
• Understand what timed entry means: Your ticket reserves admission during your selected time slot, but all visitors still pass through security before entering. Late arrivals are generally accepted only within the venue's permitted grace period, except for the final session of the day.
  
• Decide whether one, two, or three exhibitions make sense: If you're mainly interested in a single artist or theme, the standard ticket is sufficient. Visitors wanting a broader introduction should consider the two-exhibition pass, while the all-inclusive ticket offers the most complete visit without choosing between exhibitions.
  
• Combo tickets create a full-day itinerary: If you're already planning to visit another Amsterdam attraction, the combo tickets offer a convenient alternative. Pair Fabrique des Lumières with the Rijksmuseum for two contrasting art experiences, or combine it with a one-hour canal cruise to add sightseeing without arranging separate bookings.
  
• Accessibility is well considered: Most exhibition areas are wheelchair accessible, though the tiered seating inside the main hall isn't. Guide dogs are welcome, two wheelchairs are available onsite, accessible restrooms are provided, and foldable chairs can be borrowed if standing for longer periods becomes uncomfortable.
  
• Know the venue restrictions before arriving: Large luggage, umbrellas, prams, food, drinks, smoking, and flash photography aren't permitted inside. Because several exhibitions feature powerful light and sound effects, visitors with epilepsy or vertigo should review suitability before booking. Unaccompanied children under 12 are not permitted.

Tips & guidelines

• Stay for the full cycle: The projections continuously evolve rather than repeat as isolated scenes, making the complete presentation far more rewarding than a quick walkthrough.
  
• Change your vantage point: Spend time at different spots around the hall. The scale, perspective, and interaction between projections shift noticeably depending on where you stand.
  
• Mind the exhibition schedule: The three exhibitions run in separate time blocks rather than continuously, so plan your day accordingly if you're visiting more than one.
  
• Prepare for sensory intensity: Monumental projections, surround sound, and moving visuals create an immersive atmosphere that may feel overwhelming if you're sensitive to light or motion.
  
• Pack light: Large bags, umbrellas, prams, and suitcases aren't allowed inside. Travelling with only essentials makes moving through the exhibition far more comfortable.
  
• Bring a payment card: The venue operates entirely cash-free, so use a debit card, credit card, or digital wallet for the café, shop, or other purchases.