📋 Tender Overview
Summary In April and May, there may be times when no trains run due to construction work. Zuidasdok (ProRail, Rijkswaterstaat, and the municipality of Amsterdam) is making significant progress in the renovation of Amsterdam Zuid station. NS advises travelers to consider alternative transport and extra travel time. Adjusted timetable NS adjusts the timetable at the following times: Saturday, April 11, and Sunday, April 12: no trains to, from, and via Amsterdam Zuid station Monday, April 13 to Friday, April 17: fewer trains and an adjusted timetable to, from, and via Amsterdam Zuid station Tuesday, April 28 to Monday, May 4: no trains to, from, and via Amsterdam Zuid station Wednesday, May 13 to Sunday, May 17: no trains to, from, and via Amsterdam Zuid station Travelers can use metro lines 50 and 51 with their NS transport ticket. Travelers are advised to plan their journey in advance using the NS Travel Planner and to account for extra travel time. The travel planner is updated about 10 days in advance. Demolition of old platform roofs By 2027, the second passenger passage of Amsterdam Zuid station (the Britten passage) will open. At the same time, the current passenger passage, the Minerva passage, will close for a thorough renovation for several years. To have enough space for the increasing number of passengers, the passage will be no less than 40 meters wide, compared to about 12 meters now. In April and May, ProRail is already making preparations for this renovation. On Saturday, April 11, and Sunday, April 12, they will remove old train platform roofs. For more information: News | ProRail Bicycle and pedestrian tunnel Towards Antoni Vivaldistraat, Zuidasdok will be working on the construction of a bicycle and pedestrian tunnel in the coming months. It will run under the tracks. A large train deck is ready that will form the roof of the tunnel. During the periods when no trains are running, they will first create the foundations where the deck will be placed. In May, all tracks will be removed, the deck will be slid into place, and the tracks will be rebuilt. After that, the trains will run over it again.
