80,000 balls, mirror maze and New. The Upside Down combines museum, amusement park and neon stage in a large Amsterdam interactive image space, using playful exaggeration to reinterpret Dutch culture.
What you need to know
The Upside Down combines museum, amusement park and neon stage in a large Amsterdam interactive image space, using playful exaggeration to reinterpret Dutch culture.
More than twenty-five rooms include a pool of 80,000 balls, a mirror maze, inverted spaces and New Dutch scenes; visitors compose, move and photograph rather than simply observe.
For friends, families and visual-content fans, allowing roughly 1.5–2 hours. Entry starts at age three, under-twelves need an adult, and the venue states wheelchair accessibility.
- Where
- Europaboulevard 5, 1079 PC Amsterdam
- When
- The date and time slot you choose when booking
- Price
- From €17.45
- Note
- Before booking, check date, slot, language, minimum age, late-entry and cancellation rules, and accessibility
Wear clean lines that contrast with neon backgrounds and arrive with battery to spare; enjoy each room first, then choose a few photographs deliberately.
Dates, availability and external conditions can change. Confirm the latest information with the official source.
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