Amsterdam, Netherlands
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS)
A single-terminal airport — everything is under one roof, organized into three departure halls (1, 2, 3) rather than separate terminal buildings.
Terminals & airlines
- Single terminal, Departure Halls 1–3
Before you depart
After you land
- All arrivals lead into Schiphol Plaza, the central public area — trains, taxis, and buses are all accessible from here.
Accessibility & special assistance
Contact your airline at least 48 hours before travel to arrange wheelchair or mobility assistance. Schiphol's single-terminal layout and short walking distances (apart from Piers H and M) make it relatively easy to navigate.
- Wheelchair assistance — Request through your airline in advance.
- Accessible restrooms — Available throughout the terminal.
Floor guide
- Ground floorArrivals, baggage claim, Schiphol Plaza, train station access
- Level 1Check-in and departures (Halls 1, 2, 3)
- Level 2Security, lounges, restaurants, gates
- Level 3Panorama Terrace
Ground transport
Taxi vs bus vs rail depends on group size, luggage, and traffic. Always verify prices at official desks or trusted apps.
Taxi
- The official taxi rank is directly outside Schiphol Plaza.
Get a ride with Uber ↗
Opens Uber with pickup set at AMS. Availability, fares, and vehicle types vary by city—check the app for current options.
Bus
- Regional and long-distance buses depart from the bus station outside Schiphol Plaza.
Rail
- The train station is directly beneath the terminal — frequent trains to Amsterdam Centraal and beyond.
Information is for planning only. Always confirm schedules and fares with the airport and operators before travel.