Theater De Landing (onderdeel van Schouwburg Amstelveen) in Amstelveen
Theater De Landing is Schouwburg Amstelveen's 240-seat flat-floor theatre on Campus Uilenstede, with cabaret, theatre, music, family shows and films, free parking from 18:00 and tram 5 from Amsterdam Zuid.
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The empty flat-floor theatre hall of Theater De Landing on Campus Uilenstede, with numbered rows of seats facing the stage.: Focuson / Schouwburg Amstelveen
Quick answers
- Capacity
- 240 seats on a flat floor
- Address
- Uilenstede 1061183 AM Amstelveen
- Nearest tram
- Uilenstede, 5 minutes' walk
- From Amsterdam Zuid
- Tram 5, about 15 min
- Parking
- Free from 18:00 and at weekends
- Bags
- Free lockers or unattended cloakroom
- Doors
- 1 hour before theatre, 30 min before film
- Evening shows
- Usually 20:00, ending 21:30-22:00
- Contact
- 020 547 51 75
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How many people fit in Theater De Landing?
The theatre hall at De Landing has 240 seats on one flat floor. That is the same seat count as the Kleine Zaal in the Schouwburg building, whose productions move to De Landing during the renovation; the Grote Zaal there has 674 seats.
The hall is a single flat floor with numbered rows and a stage at the front, so there are no tiers or levels to choose between. The venue says every seat has a good view. For a comparison outside the Schouwburg, OCCII in Amsterdam, a small club and concert venue, has a capacity of 200.
| Venue or hall | Seats | Type | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Theater De Landing, theatre hall | 240 | Flat-floor theatre | Official De Landing page |
| Schouwburg Amstelveen, Grote Zaal | 674 | Theatre hall | Official Schouwburg Amstelveen page |
| Schouwburg Amstelveen, Kleine Zaal | 240 | Theatre hall | Official Schouwburg Amstelveen page |
| OCCII, Amsterdam | 200 | Club and concert venue | Wikidata via OpenStreetMap |
Seating plan: one flat floor, numbered seats
Seating at De Landing is one flat floor with numbered rows and seats. You pick a specific row and seat when you book, and the venue says every seat has a clear view of the stage.
Online, the seat map assigns the best available seats automatically; you can change them before you pay. Your confirmation email shows your row and seat number, so have it ready at the door.
The hall has two wheelchair spaces. Book them by email at [email protected] with your name, the performance, the number of people and a daytime phone number. The box office replies with an iDEAL or WERO payment link and sends the tickets by email.
There is no hearing loop or other hearing support at De Landing. The venue says hearing support returns when the renovated Schouwburg reopens.
- The whole hall is on one level, so you choose front or back by distance, not by height.
- Front rows are closest to the stage; back rows give more overview of the whole stage.
- Best available seats are assigned automatically and can be changed before payment.
- Two wheelchair spaces are available; book them by email.
- There is no hearing loop at this location.
Eating and drinking at Theater De Landing
Inside De Landing, the foyer bar serves drinks before and after theatre performances. It opens an hour before the performance. For films, the doors open half an hour before the screening. For a full meal, Campus Uilenstede has cafés and restaurants within a short walk.
The bar is in the foyer; the venue's food page points to the foyer bar and to nearby restaurants. Lucia's Restaurant on the sixth floor of hotel Cityden Zuidas is a 5-8 minute walk and open daily for dinner and bites.
Il Café on campus is open Monday to Saturday from 15:00. Wan Shun serves Chinese food daily from 12:00 to 21:00. Holi Indian is another campus option for curry.
The waterside terrace is open in good weather for a drink before the show.
- Foyer bar: opens 1 hour before theatre; drinks before and after the show.
- Lucia's Zuidas: 5-8 min walk, daily dinner and bites.
- Il Café: Monday to Saturday from 15:00.
- Wan Shun: daily 12:00-21:00.
- Waterside terrace: open in good weather.
Tickets, bags and house rules at De Landing
Book online and bring your ticket on your phone. The venue is pin only, there is an unattended cloakroom and free lockers, and no one is admitted after the performance starts.
Online you can pay with iDEAL or WERO, credit card, a PODIUM gift card or a Schouwburg Amstelveen voucher. A €1 transaction fee applies per ticket. E-tickets are free; posted tickets cost €3.50 per order. You can book up to 12 tickets per performance.
The cloakroom is unattended and there are free lockers for coats and bags. Schouwburg Amstelveen is not liable for loss, damage or theft of belongings left there.
Every visitor needs a ticket, including a child on a lap. Babies are welcome only at special baby performances; for other shows they cannot enter the hall. Children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult, and the age advice on a family show is enforced at the door.
Theatre tickets can be converted into a credit note up to 48 hours before the show, film tickets up to 4 hours before. The note is valid for one year; the €1 transaction fee is not refunded and cash refunds are not possible.
- Pin only at the theatre; online iDEAL or WERO, credit card or gift card.
- €1 per ticket; e-tickets free, post €3.50 per order.
- Maximum 12 tickets per performance.
- Unattended cloakroom and free lockers; use at your own risk.
- No late entry after the performance or main film starts.
Accessibility at Theater De Landing
De Landing has two wheelchair spaces in the theatre hall, booked by email, and two disabled parking spaces about a minute from the entrance. There is no hearing loop or other hearing support at this location.
Email [email protected] with your name, the performance, the number of people and a daytime phone number. The box office sends an iDEAL or WERO payment link and then emails the tickets.
The disabled spaces are at Uilenstede 240 and require a disabled parking permit. For questions about the entrance, thresholds or toilets, email the box office before you book.
The venue says hearing support returns when the renovated Schouwburg reopens.
- Wheelchair spaces: two in the theatre hall.
- Booking: [email protected].
- Disabled parking: two spaces at Uilenstede 240, 1 min.
- Hearing loop: none at De Landing.
Getting to Theater De Landing by tram, bus or on foot
Theater De Landing is in the middle of Campus Uilenstede, a 5-minute walk from tram stop Uilenstede. Tram 5 reaches that stop from Amsterdam Zuid in about 15 minutes. From Amstelveen-Zuid you can also take tram 25, which stops at Uilenstede; tram 6 stops there too.
From Amsterdam Zuid, take tram 5 to Uilenstede. Leave the tram, go down the stairs and turn left onto the campus; the theatre is in the middle. From Amstelveen-Zuid, take tram 25 to Uilenstede. The walk from Amsterdam Zuid station itself is 37 minutes if you prefer to walk.
From Amstelveen Stadshart, tram 5 also takes about 15 minutes to Uilenstede. Kronenburg is the next stop for tram 5, 6 and 25, a 12-minute walk.
By car, set the satnav to Uilenstede 106. Street parking is free from 18:00 and at weekends; on weekdays before 18:00 it is paid with a 2-hour limit.
After an evening show, night bus N84 stops at Uilenstede; check the current timetable before you travel.
Parking at Theater De Landing: street parking and ParkBee
Street parking on Uilenstede is free on weekdays from 18:00 and all weekend. On weekdays before 18:00 it is paid and limited to 2 hours; for a longer stay, use the ParkBee garage at Hotel Adagio Amsterdam City South, a 5-minute walk away.
Do not park directly in front of or beside the building. The two disabled spaces are at Uilenstede 240, about 1 minute from the entrance, and require a disabled parking permit. You can drop someone off at the door.
ParkBee sets a live rate; the venue links to ParkBee for the current price and a reservation. The street spaces are the free option in the evening and at weekends.
| Parking | Address | Walk | Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Street parking Uilenstede | Uilenstede | At the venue | Free Mon-Fri from 18:00 and all weekend; paid weekdays before 18:00, max 2 hours |
| ParkBee Adagio Amsterdam City South | Professor J.H. Bavincklaan 5, 1183 AT | 5 min | Paid; live rate and reservation via ParkBee |
| Disabled parking | Uilenstede 240 | 1 min | Disabled parking permit required |
Contact and opening hours
Theater De Landing is at Uilenstede 106, 1183 AM Amstelveen. The box office phone is 020 547 51 75, staffed Wednesday to Friday 14:00-16:00; email [email protected].
- Address
- Uilenstede 106, 1183 AM Amstelveen
- Phone
- 020 547 51 75, Wed-Fri 14:00-16:00
- Box office
- [email protected]
- General
- [email protected]
- Foyer
- Wed-Fri 12:30-17:00
- Doors
- 1 hour before theatre, 30 min before film
What is Theater De Landing?
Theater De Landing is Schouwburg Amstelveen's second location in the middle of Campus Uilenstede. While the theatre on Stadsplein is being renovated, all theatre performances and films move here.
The theatre hall has 240 numbered seats on a flat floor. You choose your row and seat when you book, and every seat has a clear view of the stage. The programme combines cabaret, theatre, music and family shows with films in the cinema in the same building.
The foyer and bar are open for a drink before or after the show. From Wednesday to Friday, 12:30 to 17:00, the foyer is also a place to study, work or have coffee. The waterside terrace is open in good weather.
The building is in the middle of the campus, a 5-minute walk from tram stop Uilenstede. Street parking is free in the evening and at weekends; during weekday daytime hours it is paid and limited to two hours.
Photos
Photo credits
The empty flat-floor theatre hall of Theater De Landing on Campus Uilenstede, with numbered rows of seats facing the stage.: Focuson / Schouwburg Amstelveen
The foyer of Theater De Landing on Campus Uilenstede, the meeting place for a drink before or after a performance.: Focuson / Schouwburg Amstelveen
The exterior of Theater De Landing in the Cultuurstrip building on Campus Uilenstede in Amstelveen.: Schouwburg Amstelveen
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Theater De Landing: questions people ask
The questions visitors ask most about Theater De Landing, from parking and seats to tickets and accessibility.
Where is Theater De Landing?
Theater De Landing is at Uilenstede 106, 1183 AM Amstelveen, in the middle of Campus Uilenstede. Tram stop Uilenstede is a 5-minute walk away, and tram 5 reaches it from Amsterdam Zuid in about 15 minutes.
How many seats does Theater De Landing have?
The theatre hall has 240 numbered seats on one flat floor. The venue says every seat has a clear view of the stage; there are no tiers or levels to choose between.
Is there a seating plan for De Landing?
Yes. The hall is one flat floor with numbered rows and seats. The online seat map assigns the best available seats automatically, and you can change them before paying; the hall also has two wheelchair spaces.
How do I get to Theater De Landing from Amsterdam Zuid?
Take tram 5 from Amsterdam Zuid to Uilenstede. The ride is about 15 minutes, then it is a 5-minute walk across the campus. From Amstelveen-Zuid, tram 25 also stops at Uilenstede. Walking the whole way from Amsterdam Zuid station takes about 37 minutes.
Can I park at Theater De Landing?
Yes. Street parking on Uilenstede is free on weekdays from 18:00 and all weekend. Before 18:00 on weekdays it is paid and limited to 2 hours; for longer, the ParkBee garage at Hotel Adagio is a 5-minute walk away.
What time do the doors open at Theater De Landing?
The doors open one hour before a theatre performance and half an hour before a film. For theatre, the foyer bar opens an hour before the show and stays open after it.
What time do shows at Theater De Landing start and end?
Most evening shows start at 20:00 and end between 21:30 and 22:00. Family matinees often start at 15:00. The event page gives the exact duration and whether there is an interval.
Can I eat or drink at Theater De Landing?
The foyer bar serves drinks before and after theatre performances and opens an hour before the show. For films, the doors open half an hour before the screening. For a full meal, Lucia's Restaurant is a 5-8 minute walk and open daily for dinner and bites; Il Café and Wan Shun are also on campus.
Is there a cloakroom or lockers at Theater De Landing?
Yes. There is an unattended cloakroom for coats and bags and free lockers. Schouwburg Amstelveen is not liable for loss, damage or theft of belongings left there, so keep valuables with you.
Is Theater De Landing accessible for wheelchair users?
The theatre hall has two wheelchair spaces, booked by email at [email protected]. Two disabled parking spaces are at Uilenstede 240, about a minute from the entrance. There is no hearing loop at this location.
Do children need a ticket at Theater De Landing?
Yes, every visitor needs a ticket, including a child on a lap. Babies are welcome only at special baby performances. Children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult, and the age advice on a family show is enforced at the door.
Can I exchange or cancel tickets for Theater De Landing?
Theatre tickets can be converted into a credit note up to 48 hours before the show; film tickets up to 4 hours before. The note is valid for one year, the €1 transaction fee is not refunded, and cash refunds are not possible.
How long does a show at Theater De Landing last?
Recent event pages list 90 to 120 minutes, usually without an interval. The event page gives the exact duration and whether there is a break, and the times on the night can differ slightly.
Sources: Theater De Landing: about the theatre (October 30, 2026) · Theater De Landing: parking and accessibility (October 30, 2026) · Theater De Landing: food and drink (October 30, 2026) · Theater De Landing: ticket sales (October 30, 2026) · Theater De Landing: frequently asked questions (October 30, 2026) · Theater De Landing: contact (October 30, 2026)
