Ticket sales
Nederlandse Dansdagen works closely with Theater aan het Vrijthof. You can buy your tickets for the performances in Maastricht through our website and through the website of Theater aan het Vrijthof. Physical tickets can only be bought at the UITbalie of Theater aan het Vrijthof. At the other festival locations, tickets can only be purchased via a QR code.
Below you will find all practical information regarding ticket sales. If you still have a question about tickets for the festival, please check the Theater aan het Vrijthof website or contact the UITbalie directly.
Payment options
Online you can pay with iDEAL | Wero, credit card, VVV Cadeaukaart and the Podium Cadeaukaart. At the UITbalie you can also pay by cash, pin, VVV Cadeaukaart, Podium Cadeaukaart and the Nationale Kunst en Cultuur Cadeaukaart (NKCC).
Discount scheme under 30 years of age
Anyone under 30 can buy last-minute tickets for most of the performances for €12.50. These tickets can be purchased at the UITbalie from 48 hours to 1 hour before curtain-up.
Contact
UITbalie / ticket sales
Theater aan het Vrijthof
Vrijthof 47
6211 LE, Maastricht
+31 43 350 55 55
uitbalie@theateraanhetvrijthof.nl
The Toegift
Nederlandse Dansdagen aims to make dance accessible to the widest possible audience. Within this framework, we therefore also frequently collaborate with social and societal partners, and each year we organize the Toegift. In this we ask ticket buyers at the festival if they would like to buy an extra ticket for someone who does not have the financial means or for whom dance is less accessible.
Together with the LEFteam Foundation and Kenniscentrum Empowerment Maastricht, we make sure that your extra ticket goes to good use.
The LEFteam Foundation is dedicated to helping young people between the ages of 14 and 27 who, due to various circumstances, are currently struggling in school or at work. LEFteam offers these young people a place, a safe environment, where their circumstances are taken into account. A place where 'being together' is important, but where we don’t just sit around together. A place where we focus on their talents, on what they CAN do, rather than what they CAN’T do.
The KCEM is a volunteer-run organization with a social mission. Everyone is welcome to drop by for a cup of coffee or tea. Our goal is to ensure that everyone in Maastricht and Heuvelland can participate in society, be self-reliant, and grow. In short, a society for everyone. We achieve this by offering free language courses, as well as social and cultural activities.
