Max Cooper 3D AV,
chauffeured.
An audiovisual show in the projection hall at Westergas. An audiovisual show in a hall built for projection, on the same grounds as the Gashouder. It is a seated, absorbed hour rather than a club night, and it draws people who would not otherwise be at an electronic music festival at all.
Saturday 24 October, at the Fabrique des Lumières.
Arena night. The largest room in the country is in use, the warehouses in Noord are full, and every road out of Zuidoost is busy at the same minute.
An audiovisual show in a hall built for projection, on the same grounds as the Gashouder. It is a seated, absorbed hour rather than a club night, and it draws people who would not otherwise be at an electronic music festival at all.
Because it runs to fixed show times, arrivals and departures are concentrated — everyone in the room came for the same start and leaves at the same end.
The Haarlemmerweg from the centre or the A10-West and S103 from the ring, then the Pazzanistraat entrance. The hall is a couple of minutes on foot from the gate, across the site.
The grounds are dark once a show lets out and the Haarlemmerweg is not a street you find a taxi on. Your chauffeur is at the Pazzanistraat gate, which is also the easiest place to meet a group that has split up inside.
Westergas, Pazzanistraat.
Fabrique des Lumières occupies a hall on the Westergasfabriek grounds on the Pazzanistraat, the same site as the Gashouder and reached the same way: the Haarlemmerweg from the centre, the A10-West and the S103 from the ring.
Cars set down at the Pazzanistraat entrance to the grounds; the hall is a couple of minutes on foot from there, past the other buildings on the site.
Fabrique des Lumières occupies a hall on the Westergasfabriek grounds on the Pazzanistraat, the same site as the Gashouder and reached the same way: the Haarlemmerweg from the centre, the A10-West and the S103 from the ring. Your chauffeur checks the roads before setting off rather than when he arrives, and the price is fixed when you book, whatever the traffic does.
Cars set down at the Pazzanistraat entrance to the grounds; the hall is a couple of minutes on foot from there, past the other buildings on the site.
Yes, and on this night it is the sensible way to do it. The grounds are dark once a show lets out and the Haarlemmerweg is not a street you find a taxi on. Your chauffeur is at the Pazzanistraat gate, which is also the easiest place to meet a group that has split up inside. Book the return at the same time as the outward ride, or keep one car and chauffeur for the whole night by the hour, from €65 an hour in Business Class with a two-hour minimum.
Schiphol to any address in Amsterdam is a fixed €90 in Business Class, €125 in the seven-seat Van Class and €140 in First Class — taxes included, per car, with the flight tracked and a chauffeur waiting inside the arrivals hall. Going back to Schiphol the fixed prices are €80, €85 and €90.
The Van Class takes up to seven passengers and seven bags in one car, with captain chairs and walk-in headroom. For a larger party dispatch stages several cars to arrive together at Fabrique des Lumières, with one contact for the whole group rather than a separate booking per car.
Message dispatch on WhatsApp and the pickup time moves. It is one number, answered around the clock in English, and once a chauffeur is assigned you have his line too. There is no surge pricing at four in the morning — the fare was agreed when you booked.