Ballorig Amsterdam Arena, inside Villa ArenA six minutes from Bijlmer ArenA station, is for children 0-12: 10.95 euro at the door, 9.95 online, adults free, 3 euro at the till with a Stadspas. The online 6-visit card (54 euro) covers several children; the 10-…

What you need to know

On a rainy weekend many Amsterdam families head for an indoor playground. Ballorig has two in Amsterdam, and the Arena branch sits inside the Villa ArenA shopping centre, a six-minute walk from Bijlmer ArenA station. Only children pay: 10.95 euro at the door or 9.95 euro online, while accompanying adults go in free, and a child with an Amsterdam Stadspas pays 3 euro at the till. Online tickets stay valid for 12 months but only at the branch where you bought them. The real decision comes before you go: how often you will visit in a year, how many children you bring and whether you drive decide whether single tickets, the 6-visit card or the 10-visit card works out cheapest.



  • What it is: Ballorig is an indoor playground chain that has been running for 30 years, for children from 0 to 12, with climbing frames, slides, trampolines and ball pits and a separate area for the youngest; the Arena branch also has a power tower, a toboggan run and a big bouncy cushion. (source 3, source 4, source 1)
  • Prices at the Arena branch: the 6-visit card costs 58 euro at the door or 54 euro online, is not tied to one child and can be used for several children on the same day; the 10-visit card costs 92.50 euro at the door or 85 euro online; both cards work only at the branch where you buy them. The toddler ticket for weekday mornings, entering before 11:30, is 6 euro at the door or 5.50 online, not in school holidays or on public holidays. (source 1)
  • Who it suits: families living in Amsterdam Zuidoost or with an easy metro or train ride to Bijlmer ArenA; families with a Stadspas save the most. For comparison, Monkey Town in Amsterdam-Noord also charges 10.95 euro at the door and 75 euro for a 10-visit card, with adults free. (source 1, source 5)
  • Before you go: the Arena branch takes cards only; you may not bring your own food or drink; the Stadspas price is only given at the till, not online; if you drive, park at P4 or P5 for 1 euro per 20 minutes. On very hot days the playground may close early, so check the website or phone before you set off. (source 1, source 2)


Two sums are worth doing. First, what one visit costs the family: children × ticket price (9.95 online, 10.95 at the door, 3 with a Stadspas) + parking (1 euro per 20 minutes, so 9 euro for three hours, or nothing if you come by train or metro). Second, when a card pays off: the online 10-visit card is 85 ÷ 9.95 ≈ 8.5 visits, so it only saves money from the ninth; the online 6-visit card is 54 ÷ 9.95 ≈ 5.4, so it saves 5.70 euro only once all six are used. Because the 6-visit card covers several children at once, two children going three times use it up exactly. Put in your own number of children and visits a year.

This is not a time-limited deal: the page lists the door price and the online price side by side.

Where
Johan Cruijff Boulevard 240, 1101 DJ Amsterdam (inside Villa ArenA)
When
Monday 13:00–18:00, Tuesday to Sunday 10:00–18:00, daily in school holidays
Price
Children from € 9.95 per visit・adults free
Ages
0 to 12
Note
Card payment only・No own food or drink・Tickets and cards valid only at the branch of purchase

Hokimi field note: if your child has a Stadspas, do not buy online first; the 3-euro price is only available at the till.

Check before you go

Dates, availability and external conditions can change. Confirm the latest information with the official source.

Ballorig Amsterdam Arena indoor playground: 9.95 euro online, 10.95 at the door, adults free and 3 euro with a Stadspas
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