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Choose the official “Film - Standard” ticket for the clearest purchase route and the only currently available option shown for Eye Film Museum. No partner or guided option is available here to justify paying more for hosted help or added flexibility.
The official “Film - Standard” ticket is listed at 13.5 EUR.
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From Amsterdam Central Station, follow signs to the IJzijde exit and take the free F3 ferry towards Buiksloterweg. The crossing takes less than five minutes, followed by an approximately three-minute walk to Eye at IJpromenade 1. Bags and umbrellas may not be taken into the exhibition; lockers and an unattended cloakroom are available at your own risk, but folding bicycles, suitcases and other large items cannot be stored. The building and its floors are accessible by lift; wheelchair users can notify Eye in advance if assistance is helpful.
The official listing for the “Film - Standard” entry ticket is €13.50. If another seller shows a higher price, compare the final checkout total and inclusions before paying.
For film screenings, Eye lists a child category for children aged 11 and under; children aged 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over. Reduced film admission requires a valid accepted discount card or proof at cinema entry. Cineville, NFC and KNF cardholders may have free admission for eligible screenings, sometimes with a supplement. For exhibitions, ages 0–17, Museumkaart and I amsterdam City Card holders may qualify for free access under the stated box-office or ticket-collection conditions; check the current official rates before booking.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
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The “Film - Standard” product is an entry ticket for a film screening, but its listing does not specify mobile-ticket delivery or a timed-entry format. Use the confirmation details you receive for the screening time and entry instructions.
Purchased tickets generally cannot be refunded or exchanged under Eye Film Museum’s visitor terms.
For this “Film - Standard” ticket, the official seller is the available choice, with a listed price of 13.5 EUR. No partner option is available for this product.
Bags and umbrellas cannot be taken into the exhibitions. Lockers and an unattended cloakroom are available at your own risk, but large items such as suitcases and folding bicycles cannot be stored; Eye Film Museum may inspect baggage when reasonably necessary for safety.
Once the feature has started, latecomers are not allowed to enter the cinema, so allow time for the free ferry from Amsterdam Central Station and the walk to Eye Film Museum.
The permanent exhibition is free for children aged 17 and under. Eye Film Museum also lists free film admission for Cineville, NFC and KNF cardholders, while the “Film - Standard” ticket is not a free or reduced ticket.
For film visits, the main risk is missing the screening start: Eye Film Museum does not allow entry after the feature begins. Reservations for eligible members and cardholders are also cancelled 30 minutes before the screening if they are not collected on time.