Ziggo Dome

Ziggo Dome is a large event hall in the Bijlmermeer neighborhood primarily used for concerts and sporting events. The exterior features black panels with embedded lighting elements that create visual displays on the outside surface.

The project developed between 2008 and 2012 following revisions to earlier designs for a similar facility. The eastern location was chosen to meet the growing need for additional event venues in the city.

The name comes from a sponsorship agreement established in 2010, making it a central hub for live performances in the city's eastern area. Here you can experience music and shows across many genres, from rock to pop to theatrical productions.

Visitors enter through multiple access points and can navigate using the different floor levels and transitions throughout the space. Seating arrangements change depending on the event type to optimize the use of space and viewing angles.

The exterior is covered with roughly 500000 lighting elements that form one of the largest digital display surfaces in Europe. This technology allows impressive visual installations and information displays to be shown across the entire facade.

Location: Amsterdam

Inception: 2012

Architects: Benthem Crouwel Architects

Official opening: 2012

Capacity: 17000

Address: De Passage 100, 1101 AX Amsterdam, Netherlands

Phone: +319002353663

Website: https://ziggodome.nl

GPS coordinates: 52.31333,4.93694

Latest update: December 18, 2025 15:40