A traveling plan by car and train to the location of the Welcome Cocktail Party (Transformatorhuis) can be downloaded below:
English traveling plan Transformatorhuis
Dutch traveling plan Transformatorhuis
Do you intend to travel to EASM conference location (Amsterdam ArenA) by public transportation?
The Dutch carrier NS provides an easy to use travel planning application on their website, including direct booking option. From Amsterdam Central Station you can take the metro (subway) to the conference location: the ‘Strandvliet ArenA’ station and station ‘Bijlmer ArenA’ are nearly located at the conference location. Subways 50 and 54 stop at these stations. The organisation advises people to get off at ‘Bijlmer ArenA’ station and walk a short, nice route from here to the Amsterdam Arena Stadium. Public transportation brings you everywhere you want to go: from the conference location to the citycenter of Amsterdam and back to your hotel.
The conference location is also reachable by bus and Zuidtangent:
Bus
Accessible by local bus routes 29, 158, 174, 177 and 178. See Routeplanner for traveling times.
Zuidtangent
The Zuidtangent runs from Haarlem station via Hoofddorp and Schiphol to Amsterdam Bijlmer ArenA. From Bijlmer ArenA station you can walk easily to the stadium.
More information about traveling times and routes can be found on: http://www.9292ov.nl
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