André Rieu Concerts

Concerts tend to be between 2.5 and 3 hours, including an interval.

This depends on the concert. A Category 5 ticket is included in the cost of our packages but there are usually upgrades available which can be added at the time of booking.

While there is no real dress code for concerts, we do find that people like to dress up! It is a wonderful time to don your favourite dress or suit. 

At the moment, we offer travel packages to see André Rieu in the Netherlands, Paris and Vienna, as well as the UK, but keep an eye peeled for future updates. 

When you arrive at Amsterdam Airport, if you have requested special assistance, the airport's special assistance team will escort you to our designated meeting point. There may be a wait of up to 60 minutes while passengers from other incoming flights arrive. Once all passengers have arrived, you will make your way to the coach park, which is approximately a 10-15 minute walk from the terminal. You must be able to board the coach using the steps provided.

Please note that our airport team are unable to push wheelchairs. If you are travelling with your own wheelchair, someone in your party must be available to push the wheelchair from the meeting point to the coach.

For your return journey, upon arrival at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, you can contact the airport's special assistance team by using the special assistance call point located at the coach drop-off area. The special assistance team may advise of a waiting time of up to 45 minutes before assistance is available. In some circumstances, they may ask that someone in your party push the wheelchair from the coach drop-off point to the terminal.

If your flight is cancelled, please call our 24/7 Customer Operations team on 0330 160 4999. Please do not accept alternative flights offered by the airline until you have spoken to us, so that we can ensure your transfers can be rearranged.

Not all hotels in the Netherlands have air conditioning as standard, especially outside major cities. You should be prepared for this, and you may wish to pack a small portable fan.

It is also not standard for hotels in Europe to have tea/coffee-making facilities, so you may wish to bring some tea bags with you. If you like milk in your hot drink, long-life options are recommended.