Passenger Terminal Amsterdam

Passenger Terminal Amsterdam (PTA) is the ultimate crossroad between land and water and the expert for cruise terminal planning and operations. Situated on the Southern Bank of the River IJ, in a modern urban environment and in the immediate vicinity of the old city center of Amsterdam, PTA -as a first impression of Amsterdam- is of great beneficial importance to both the port and the city of Amsterdam.

PTA annually:

• welcomes a large number of cruise ships bringing more than 225.000 passengers
• welcomes a large number of river cruise ships, luxury event ships, both Dutch and foreign Navy vessels as well as large motor yachts.
• coordinates a warm welcome to and the efficient dispatch off the ships.
• hosts various spectacular events, from small to large and usually eye-catching. PTA serves as a splendid event location and shelters an exiting world of possibilities for events from 50 to 3000 guests. Whether it is a congress, a party, a dinner, the launch of a new product of a combination of these, PTA is the gateway to success of any event.

The distinctive building with an undulating roof has a 600-meter-long-quay, large reception hall, separate check-in area, a touring car terminal, offices, shops, a convention centre and a subterranean parking with 500 parking places.The adjacent luxury hotel offers 400 rooms. PTA is the first successful multi purpose terminal in Europe operated by a small dedicated team. The PTA concept meets every requirement or wish the cruise operator and cruise passenger may have. PTA offers optimal logistics and is an inviting and pleasant place to be. Over the years PTA has won several awards for its operations and facilities.

The PTA experts are available worldwide for projects where their experience is required.

The PTA concept meets every requirement or wish the cruise operator and cruise passenger may have. PTA offers optimal logistics and is an inviting and pleasant place to be. Over the years PTA has won several awards for its operations and facilities.

Passenger Terminal Amsterdam