My lad and I are football mad and he loves touring football stadia. The tour itself was good - you go pitchside, into the hospitality suites then down to the changing rooms, tunnel area and press room. However, other tours give you a little more of a feel of the inner workings of the arenas. We were only able to... More

My fiancée enjoyed this tour a lot, especially as we went the day after Man Utd had won there - for me, who does not like football at all, did find it interesting. More

We were very excited before visitting Amsterdam Arena, the World of Ajax, though we are not exactly their fans. Seems we were expecting too much. The tour itself was guided by 2 girls. Their English was fine, we visitted some interesting parts of the stadium, but missed,don't understand why, one of the most interesting and attractive ones - the dressing... More

Yes the museum is closed but you are told this before you go on the tour so it's up to you if you go on it. I found it interesting you get to walk round the stadium see the players lounge and press room and get a photo took next to the pitch which is €6 so isn't bad. The... More

The worst part of my trip. Paid 12.50 e and the Ajax museum was closed so they just walked us around the stadium not saying much. If you are as stupid as me to do this make sure u ask if the museum is open at least. More

It was ok seeing behind the scenes but wasn't worth the money. The guy ( didn't catch his name) doing the tour obviously wanted home for the day. He knew very little and was more concerned about flogging the photo at the end than telling you very much about the stadium. He was bored so was I. More