AMSTERDAM
Amsterdam’s best days out.
The 8 most popular show tours in Amsterdam. Here is what each one includes, what it costs and who runs it, so you can book the right day without the guesswork.
Coqtales in Amsterdam is an all-male, interactive Magic Mike-style show with optional dinner and a complimentary afterparty.
Most Popular“Tolle Show! Es war mega heiss und hat riesen Spass gemacht kann ich für ein Polterweekend nur weiterempfehlen!”
Boom Chicago in Amsterdam brings English improv and stand-up with table seating and drinks service for a funny 2-hour night.
“My partner and I had a great night at Boom Chicago! We arrived about an hour early and got to enjoy some nice drinks in their nicely decorated bar/lounge area. The atmosphere was great! As to the show itself, the comedians were really good, especially the host, who created an energetic vibe anytime he was…”
English-language comedy in Amsterdam’s Jordaan with fast improv, live music, and audience laughs at Boom Chicago. Two hours, easy to plan.
“Such an engaging and hilarious performance from truly talented people. So happy we decided to go we both had a great time and the overall atmosphere with the bar was nice as well.”
VEGAS dinner show in Amsterdam at Harbour Club Theater: 3-course shared menu, Las Vegas-style live acts, and several seating options.
Small-group Red Light District tour with politics, sex-work context, and a live 70s peep show stop in Amsterdam’s center.
Amsterdam Magic Show at a 1920s cabaret near Anne Frank. Close-up pre-show magic, 4 styles, 1h45 stage show, $33.
Two-hour English stand-up at Boom Chicago in Amsterdam every Friday and Saturday, with intermission, bar, and international comedians.
See six magicians in Amsterdam perform close-up and stage illusions, plus an optional after-party. English show, about 2 to 3 hours.
“It was a small venue a lot of personal attention. Not very flashy or stagy but the tricks were very solid and amazed by their talent.”
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