All floors of Eye are accessible by lift. In Eye's cinemas, there are always two places reserved for wheelchairs. In Cinema 2 and 3 these places are located at the back of the screening room and in Cinema 1 and 4 these places are in front of the room (first row). Pre-booking is not necessary, but it is appreciated if you will notify us of your visit via info@eyefilm.nl, so we can be ready to assist you.
Accessibility
Eye's entire building is accessible to people in wheelchairs. The lift to get to the reception desk is located right next to the staircase of the main entrance.
Dogs
Dogs are allowed in the restaurant/the Arena, but not in the lower level of the permanent exhibition, the temporary exhibition space or the cinemas. Dogs must always be on a leash and supervised. Guide dogs are of course welcome everywhere.
Parking
There are two parking spots for people with a disability in the A'DAM Tower parking garage. Please take the exit 'A'DAM Tower' which has an automatic door to outside.
Wheelchair and walker available
You can arrange for a wheelchair or walker in advance at the Eye front desk. Please e-mail us at info@eyefilm.nl, mentioning the time and date you wish to visit.
Eye in sign language
Eye wants to be accessible to as many people as possible. On request, guided tours can be given in International Sign (IS). More information about guided tours in sign language can be found on the guided tours page.
Hearing loops
We have hearing loops in our rooms. Please ask our colleagues at the desk. With many modern hearing aids, the (M/)T position must be programmed before the hearing loop can be used; an audiologist or hearing care professional can do this.
Audio code script and subtitles via Earcatch and Subcatch (in Dutch)
The Earcatch app offers audio description for (premiere) films. If Earcatch offers audio description for a film, it is stated on the film page. Whatever you don't hear will be subtitled via the Subcatch app. If a film is available on the Subcatch app, it is stated on the film page.
Eye Filmmuseum collaborates with Musea in Gebaren, an initiative of Stichting IN Gebaren. Musea in Gebaren is committed to accessible art and culture for deaf and hard-of-hearing people.
