Stadion Feijenoord

Feyenoord’s stadium tour was hands down the best tour I have been on for football. The detail of the stadium tour, the areas to cover for the price was outstanding. I wish I remembered the tour guide’s name who originates from Utrecht (female tour guide 30th May at 14:00) was absolutely outstanding from start to finish and even when speaking in general conversation and even about Feyenoord and her personal experience was great to hear. But meeting everyone who supported different teams and even had a nice discussion about it all. The media room was the highlight of the moment and walking out of the tunnel was amazing. The tour guide was apologising non stop after an unexpected delay for one of the guides was unavailable but it didn’t dampen the day at all. I honestly can’t recommend the tour enough. Would absolutely go back in a heartbeat

First time ever I went to the Kuip for the Cup match between AZ and N.E.C. Atmosphere is great. No complaints. What ocurred to me: - The seats are incredibly small. We were standing for the entire match. Sitting is almost impossible with your elbows out. If Feyenoord ever upgrades their stadium to modern standards they will loose at least 10% of capacity. - No handrails to climb the stands. - The stairs on the stands are small, lack in width, so people trying to go up and down mix. - The stands vibrate even if fans are not jumping up and down. This makes it a bit unsafe perhaps for some of us. - Small screens for scores - Stewards don't seem to care about people smoking, even right next to them - Catering is pretty good. Fries were excellent. - I find it puzzling that they had actual people in booths are each gate checking QR codes

Historic and heated stadium, De Kuip is part of the European and global culture of football. All matches are followed by a large group of local supporters and tourists are also welcomed to entertain the best of the moments. Seating is not the very comfy but you don't visit that stadium to get leather sofa! 🔴⚪️

It's a nice enough stadium but the atmosphere didn't exactly blow me away. Also getting back after the match is quite a hassle. Besides that it's also too expensive and the seats gave me back pain.

It was the best and most detailed your we been on, the tour guide was informative and friendly and explained in English too as we were not natives to the language, but football is a multi lingual uniting game. We travelled from the UK for the tour it was worth it 👌 Reasonably priced and great fun.

Amazing atmosphere! Even if you’re not a Feyenoord fan, De Kuip is a must visit for any football lover. The food and drinks in the business area are excellent with very friendly service.

Had the pleasure of visiting the Netherlands vs Spain Nations League Quarter Finals game and it was a spectacular experience. The stadium is pretty amazing and big and it was decently easy to get to our seats. Food and drinks were also easy to get but a bit on the pricey side. Nonetheless, a great stadium to have visited and a spectacular game to have been able to attend.