The Formula 1 Heineken Dutch Grand Prix is the only Grand Prix in the world with a train station within walking distance of the circuit. A large number of extra trains will run especially for the event during the Dutch Grand Prix. It is not allowed to take your bike on the train during the race weekend. From NS station Zandvoort aan Zee it is a 15-minute walk to the circuit. The walking route runs over the promenade along the beach to the entrance of CM.com Circuit Zandvoort.
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For this event, NS runs an adjusted timetable with a large number of extra trains to and from Zandvoort, so you never have to wait long for the next train. lan your trip in advance and check the NS App shortly before departure for the most up-to-date travel information. During the entire race weekend you can of course travel to Zandvoort with your OV-chip card or debit card, but you can also buy your train ticket in advance. For more information, please visit NS.nl/dgp-retour.
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Moped or Bicycle
Take a bike ride right through the beautiful surroundings. Bike from home to Zandvoort or come by car and cover the last 30 minutes by bike to the circuit. You can bring your own bike or rent one. Reserve your moped or bicycle parking spot or book a Park+Bike ticket.
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Public bus transport
Travel by bus to CM.com Circuit Zandvoort. If you live in the Amstelland region (Amstelveen, Uithoorn, Aalsmeer) and Haarlemmermeer, this is the best option! You will hop on in the region and be dropped off right near CM.com Circuit Zandvoort (400 metres from gate 1). Don’t wait any longer and book your place on the bus already!
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Coach transport
Comfortable and traffic jam-free to the Dutch Grand Prix? Then travel to Zandvoort with organised coach transport. With a guaranteed seat, no transfer, a fixed arrival and departure time and a drop-off at 400 metres from the circuit, organised coach transport is a very good travel option to the Dutch Grand Prix.
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Shared transport
This year it is also possible to travel to the Formula 1 Heineken Dutch Grand Prix by using shared scooter or shared bicycle. For visitors from Haarlem, Hoofddorp and Zandvoort, this is an easy and quick way to travel to CM.com Circuit Zandvoort.
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Train
The Formula 1 Heineken Dutch Grand Prix is the only Grand Prix in the world with a train station within walking distance of the circuit. You travel quickly to Zandvoort aan Zee station and walk along the promenade along the beach to the entrance of the circuit. Check out how to plan your train ride to CM.com Circuit Zandvoort
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Car or motorcycle
During the Dutch Grand Prix, Zandvoort and surrounding municipalities are not accessible by car and motorbike. A better option than the car is to choose one of the sustainable transport options. Still want to come by car? You can park at a distance and travel further by public bus transport or bicycle. Check out the options here.
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