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Ahoy Rotterdam

Haarlem, Netherlands

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Ahoy Rotterdam is a conference hall and complex in Rotterdam. The company offers a variety of events such as concerts, sports events, and trade fairs. It features approximately 2,500 parking spaces for visitors, which are available for €21,- per passenger vehicle with a fee. Guests can also dine directly at the Ahoy Restaurant or RiVers. The conference hall is also responsible for the ABN AMRO Open Tennis Final and has expanded its services by offering hotel bookings following the concert of Papa Roach on November 11, 2026. With a team of over 300 event experts, Ahoy Rotterdam is capable of organizing and executing excellent events.

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