This is the most likely point of arrival into the Netherlands if you travel by plane. This airport is well-equipped with accessibility features. The extra assistance at Schiphol Airport and their FAQ web page has all the details on how to request assistance for arrivals, departures and transfers.

If you arrive here, you will also find support and guidance to help you get around and transfer through the airport. The RTM airport service and information page has all the details and contact information should you need assistance.

Transport in Rotterdam is operated by RET. All Rotterdam stations are well equipped with ramps, lifts and escalators. A number of bus and tram services also have low-level floors and an extendable platform. Bus and tram stops that are wheelchair accessible are marked with the wheelchair icon. You can find out more information on services and facilities available for disabled passengers by visiting the RET accessibility page.

There are several parking facilities available for disabled spectators travelling by car. Here you can park with a disabled card for a fee. Further details on the available parking options can be found by visiting the municipality website.

Taxi services in Rotterdam are very safe and reliable. Most drivers speak a good level of English and offer great service. Regular taxis can accommodate a foldable wheelchair, although if you need to reserve a wheelchair-accessible vehicle (WAV), visit the websites of the following taxi companies to find out more information or to make a reservation:

➡️ Staxi
➡️ UTC

There are two types of accessibility tickets available for the UEFA Nations League Finals – Wheelchair User tickets and Easy Access tickets. Both come with a complimentary companion ticket, should this be required.

For more details, visit the Accessibility tickets FAQs.

If you have applied for an accessibility ticket and your application is successful, you will be able to add a complimentary parking pass (subject to availability) when you proceed to the payment of the allocated ticket. You will receive an email from UEFA’s ticketing team closer to the match with instructions to print the parking pass.

The accessible parking at Stadium Feijenoord is in P4. There are no height restrictions as it is an open-air parking area. On Rotterdam matchdays, the entrance to the parking will open at 07:00 and will close two hours after final whistle.

If you plan to come by car you can also use the Park and Ride services at Kralingse Zoom. Spots must be booked in advance and then a shuttle bus will drop you off close to the stadium. Have a look at our travel page for the full details.

⚠️Not all shuttle buses from the Park+Ride will be accessible. Check with volunteers and staff on-site who will be happy to assist.

Wheelchair users can enter through Gate 25, at the northwest corner of the stadium. Easy access ticket holders can also use other entrances. Have a look at the stadium map below to locate your entrance. All entrances will open at 17:45 CEST for the semi-final and the final.

There will be a designated pick-up and drop-off point close to the stadium. The taxi pick-up and drop-off point and the kiss and ride area is located along the north of Olympiaweg. From this point, it’s about 300m to the wheelchair accessible gate.

If you need extra guidance at the stadium, there will be a team of local staff and volunteers on-site to assist with directions. Please see one of our accessibility volunteers at the exit of the accessible parking or after you enter Gate 25, or speak to a steward.

Audio descriptive commentary will be available in English and Dutch via dedicated headsets provided by the stadium. Fans who would like this service can request a device from one of the accessibility volunteers at the stadium located just after you pass through the gates.

The FM frequencies to connect will be available soon.

Stadium Feijenoord has unisex accessible toilets located on the lower level of the stadium along the opposite stand and in the north and south stands. Toilets are clearly signposted and are a short distance (maximum 60m) from the wheelchair platforms.

No lifts are required to access the accessible seating areas.

Food and drink stands around the stadium will not have a priority lane or low-level counters and tactile paving, although volunteers will be available nearby should you need assistance.

Yes, it is no problem to bring your guide or assistance dog into the stadium. There are no dog relief stations but fans with a guide or assistance dog will be seated on the aisle, so you can easily exit if needed.

If you are planning to come with your dog, please send an email in advance to the UEFA Ticketing team via the form so we can seat you accordingly.

Not all entrances at Stadium Feijenoord are fully accessible. Please enter through Gate 25 for the quickest route to your seats.

If you require assistance to get to your seats, please see a volunteer or a steward who will be able to provide a wheelchair and guide you if needed.

No, you’ll find accessible toilets within a short distance from all the wheelchair platforms (between 40m – maximum 60m).

If you are planning to travel around Enschede city centre, it is quite easy to get around. The city centre is walkable, although there are also local buses and trains operating in the city. Bus transport is handled by Twents and buses are equipped with a wheelchair space. Most trains have accessible boarding and alighting points, accessible priority seats and toilets. The NS journey planner shows the accessibility facilities of your station and train.

There are several accessible parking locations around the city centre. Most indoor and outdoor parking lots have accessible places. Have a look at the municipality page for more details.

Taxi travel in Enschede is very safe and reliable. Accessible taxis are available in the city. If you need to reserve a wheelchair-accessible adapted vehicle (WAV), have a look at the websites of the following taxi companies to find out more information or to make a reservation:

➡️ Staxi
➡️ DiTaxi

⚠️Accessible taxis may not be widely available and need to be pre-booked in advance so we recommend taking the train or driving.

There are two types of accessibility tickets available for the UEFA Nations League Finals – Wheelchair User tickets and Easy Access tickets. Both come with a complimentary companion ticket, should this be required.

For more details, visit the Accessibility tickets FAQs.

If you have applied for an accessibility ticket and your application is successful, you will be able to add a complimentary parking pass (subject to availability) when you proceed to the payment of the allocated ticket. You will then receive an email from UEFA’s ticketing team closer to the match with instructions to print the parking pass.

The accessible parking at FC Twente Stadium is in P1, close to the accessible entrance P. There are no height restrictions as it is an open-air lot. On matchday, the entrance to the parking will open at 7:00 in the morning on both matchdays and close two hours after final whistle.

⚠️ We strongly recommend that spectators with tickets for wheelchair user viewing areas arrive early as the accessible seats are in a location that requires the use of a platform lift.

Volunteers and stewards will be in the parking and at the accessibility entrances to deal with any potential issues and assist with parking and directions.

There are four accessible entrances at the stadium (D, I, and P) that will open three hours before kick-off. Easy access ticket holders and fans coming from the accessible parking should enter through P. All accessible entrances are equipped with a wide side gate next to the turnstiles.

Team supporters can use entrances D, I or P to access wheelchair seating or entrance P for easy access ticket holders. Have a look at your mobile match ticket for your designated entrance.

If you take a taxi to the stadium, there will be a designated accessibility pick-up and drop-off point close to accessible entrance P. 

There is another pick-up and drop-off point along Lonnekerbrugstraat, close to accessible entrance I. All accessible entrances are located between 60-360m from the drop-off and pick-up points.

Have a look at the stadium map below to locate your entrance and drop-off point.

If you need extra guidance at the stadium, there will be a team of local staff and volunteers on-site to help with directions. Please see one of our accessibility volunteers after you pass through the gates or speak to a steward should you need any assistance on-site.

Audio descriptive commentary will be available in English and Dutch via dedicated headsets provided by the stadium. Fans who would like this service can request a device from one of the accessibility volunteers at the stadium after you go through the turnstiles.

The FM frequencies to connect are as follows:

There are two gender-neutral accessible toilets available on the ground level. An additional toilet is located in the VIP area. A steward can help point you to the nearest toilet from where you are seated, and all toilets are between 10m – 130m from the wheelchair seating areas.

Lifts are available at the stadium and can accommodate at least two wheelchair users and companions. There are also three non-enclosed platform lifts located at each of the wheelchair user platforms.

⚠️ Due to the need to use the platform lifts to get to the accessible seats, we recommend that wheelchair users get to the stadium early.

Food and beverages stands around the stadium have sufficient low-level counters for wheelchair users and are located less than 40m from the accessible seating areas. There are no dedicated priority lanes for disabled fans..

Yes, it is no problem to bring your guide or assistance dog into the stadium. There are no dog relief stations but fans with a guide or assistance dog will be seated on the aisle, so you can easily exit if needed.

If you are planning to come with your dog, please send an email in advance to the UEFA Ticketing team via the form so we can seat you accordingly.

There are two accessible entrances at FC Twente Stadium (D, I and P) Have a look at the stadium map to locate the entrance indicated on your mobile match ticket.

Our stewards and volunteers are ready to help and will be able to guide you to the shortest way through the stadium to get to your seats.

You should only use the entrance that’s indicated on your ticket to get to your seats in the quickest way. If you are coming from the accessible parking P1 you can enter the stadium through entrance P. You will have to walk around the stadium if your entrance is I or J.

No, you’ll find the wheelchair accessible toilets within a short distance of the wheelchair platforms.