By metro, by tram or by bus

Your entry ticket is valid as a travel pass for De Lijn

Save yourself the hassle of traffic jams and finding a parking spot by taking public transport to the Lotto Arena. You don't even have to pay anything extra.

Your ticket to the Lotto Arena is a combined ticket. It provides access to the venue and functions as a valid ticket on the metros, trams, and buses of De Lijn in the province of Antwerp. Your ticket price includes a contribution for free use of tram and bus.

⚠️ Please note! Your entrance ticket is only valid as a De Lijn ticket on the day of the show, and only for your return trip to the Lotto Arena.

A map of Antwerp shows P&R locations and tram lines leading to AFAS Dome.

Metro, tram, and bus stops nearby

Several bus, tram, and metro lines stop close to Lotto Arena.

Metro stop Sport

  • Line 2 (from Hoboken to P+R Merksem and vice versa)

  • Line 3 (from P+R Melsele to P+R Merksem and vice versa)

  • Line 6 (from P+R Olympiade to P+R Luchtbal and vice versa)

✅ This stop is accessible for wheelchair users and visually impaired persons.

Metro stop Schijnpoort

Line 5 (from Wijnegem to P+R Linkeroever and vice versa)

Please note! This stop is not accessible for wheelchair users.

Tram stop Schijnpoort

Line 12 (from Centraal Station to Schijnpoort and vice versa)

Please note! This stop is not accessible for wheelchair users.

Bus stop Sportpaleis

Line 19 (from Deurne Zuid to Sportpaleis and vice versa)

✅ This stop is accessible for wheelchair users with assistance.

Bus stop Schijnpoort

Line 23 (from Centraal Station to Noorderplaats and vice versa)

✅ This stop is accessible for wheelchair users.

Information for visitors with limited mobility

In De Lijn’s route planner, you can check whether your stop is optimized for travelers with a mobility limitation (with or without assistance) or a visual impairment.

✅ All trams on lines 2, 3, 5, 6 and 12, as well as all De Lijn buses, are accessible for wheelchair users.

Frequently asked questions about accessibility at De Lijn

Still have questions about the accessibility of stops and vehicles? Visit the FAQ section on De Lijn’s website.

A group of people gets off tram 2 and heads toward the exit of the metro station.