P+R Olympiade — ideal for visitors coming to AFAS Dome or Lotto Arena from the south via the A12

Are you heading to AFAS Dome or Lotto Arena via the A12 from the south - from Brussels, Mechelen, or the Boom area? Then P+R Olympiade is your easiest option. You exit the A12 directly to the parking and take tram 6 straight to metro stop Sport. Parking costs €1 per day, but the tram ride is free with your concert ticket.

Practical info for P+R Olympiade

  • Address: Populierenlaan 2, 2020 Antwerp

  • Capacity: 195 parking spaces

  • EV charging: 6 charging points

  • Parking cost: €1 per day. The free parking scheme for AFAS Dome and Lotto Arena visitors does not apply here.


Getting from P+R Olympiade to AFAS Dome or Lotto Arena by tram

Take tram 6 toward P+R Luchtbal at tram stop P+R Olympiade and get off at metro stop Sport, a 2-minute walk from the AFAS Dome and Lotto Arena entrance. The tram ride takes about 25 minutes.

Your concert ticket is valid as a travel pass on De Lijn, no validation required.

FAQ — P+R Olympiade for AFAS Dome and Lotto Arena

Who is P+R Olympiade the best choice for?

P+R Olympiade is ideal if you're coming via the A12 from the south — from Brussels, Mechelen, or the Boom area. You exit the motorway directly to the parking and have a straight tram connection to AFAS Dome and Lotto Arena.

Is parking at P+R Olympiade free for concert visitors?

No. P+R Olympiade costs €1 per day for all visitors. The free parking scheme for AFAS Dome and Lotto Arena visitors only applies at P+R Luchtbal, P+R Merksem, and P+R Linkeroever.

Which tram do I take from P+R Olympiade to AFAS Dome or Lotto Arena?

Take tram 6 toward P+R Luchtbal at tram stop P+R Olympiade. Get off at metro stop Sport, a 2-minute walk from AFAS Dome and Lotto Arena. The ride takes about 25 minutes.

Are there cheaper alternatives for visitors coming from the south?

Yes. If free parking matters, P+R Luchtbal or P+R Merksem are alternatives. They're slightly less convenient to reach from the south, but offer free parking and an equally direct tram connection to AFAS Dome and Lotto Arena.