Jumping Amsterdam 2027: International Equestrian Show at the RAI

Welcome to Jumping Amsterdam 2027 in Amsterdam

From January 28 to 31, 2027, RAI Amsterdam once again becomes one of the world's most respected stages for equestrian sport. Jumping Amsterdam brings four days of world class show jumping and dressage together under one roof and has drawn riders and spectators from across Europe since 1958.

Highlights and Attractions at Jumping Amsterdam in Amsterdam

• Qualifiers for the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup and the FEI Dressage World Cup
• Appearances by internationally known riders and their horses inside the main arena of the RAI
• Evening shows combining music, lighting and sport, including the dressage spectacle The Art of Dressage
• A children's morning on Sunday with games and activities for the youngest visitors
• A shopping village featuring fashion and lifestyle brands connected to equestrian sport
• A food court offering a wide range of culinary options
• The traditional Café Bolle Jan, where riders and visitors round off the evening together

Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2027

Across the four days of the tournament, international and national show jumping classes, dressage competitions for young and top level riders, and evening shows fill the schedule. The hall traditionally opens in the morning and closing times vary by day, running late into the evening on several days. The detailed program for 2027 will be published by the organizers during the course of 2026.

Tickets and Admission for Jumping Amsterdam Amsterdam

Exact ticket prices for the 2027 edition have not yet been published. For the 2026 edition, prices ranged from around 16 euros for the most affordable early bird seats up to close to 200 euros for premium seating on weekend days, depending on the day, time slot and seating category. Sales traditionally open in autumn of the previous year, and the cheapest early bird tickets tend to sell out quickly.

Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Amsterdam

• RAI Amsterdam has its own metro and train station, making arrival by public transport especially convenient
• Late January typically brings cool and often damp winter weather to Amsterdam, so warm clothing is recommended
• Hotels near the RAI and in central Amsterdam should be booked early given the high demand during the event
• Popular seating categories and evening shows often sell out early, so early ticket purchase is advisable