Frequently asked questions

CORPUS is recommended for children aged 6 and up. Some young children may find the 'journey through the human body' a bit scary because of a little darkeness and surprise elements. If you have questions, please contact reservations: 071 7510200.

Please note that it is not possible to visit 'journey through the human body' with a stroller.

• Fear of heights: then you will not have to worry in CORPUS. It is very unlikely that you will suffer from vertigo with us. During the ‘journey through the human body’, you are moved from one floor to another via slow-moving platforms. And there are no stairs in the ‘journey through the human body’. If you are still in doubt, please do not hesitate to contact us.
• Claustrophobia: it has happened before that people suffer from claustrophobia in the attraction. Note that there are dark places and light effects. Do you have any questions? Please contact our reservations department on +31 (0)71 75 10 200. 
• Epilepsy: Then CORPUS may not be that suitable for you. The light and sound effects during the ‘journey through the human body’ are pretty intense.  If you are still considering visiting CORPUS, please contact us. We will gladly tell you in more detail what to expect.

If you are in doubt, please do not hesitate to contact us. We will be happy to share ideas! 

Assistance dogs are allowed in CORPUS. Click here for more information. 

The journey will not affect your pacemaker. No magnetic fields are used in the attraction. 

Yes, you sure can. Click here for more information.

Yes, we use time slots, which must be booked in advance via our website. Groups larger than 10 people can book by telephone at: +31 (0)71 75 10 200.

Only tickets issued after 1 March 2021 are still valid. The date of validity of 2020 and January and February 2021 have unfortunately expired. Do you have questions about your ticket and/or would you like to book another date? Please contact our reservations department: +31 (0)71 7510 200.

You can enter your discount code via this link to book your tickets. 

No, unfortunately the Museumkaart is not valid. CORPUS is a private attraction, therefore, we cannot accept the Museumkaart.

In this case, the only option is to reschedule all tickets and visit with the entire party on another date. You can do this via this link. Another option is for the people who do have time to visit. The unused tickets will no longer be valid.

You can do this via our ticket support. Click here to change your reservation to another date and/or time.

If you do not show up or arrive late after making the reservation, the entrance fee will not be refunded.

CORPUS has a covered car park. A parking pass costs €7.

No, unfortunately that is not possible. During your visit to CORPUS, you can pay your parking pass at the counter.

It is extremely rare for our car park to be full. Should this happen anyway, there will be traffic guides to direct you to the car park of the hotel next door.  

The doors of the car park close 2.5 hours after the last ‘journey’. We recommend that you do not leave your car there, as there is a chance that the car park may be closed.

Yes, we have the capacity to charge a total of four electric cars at the same time. 

We would, of course, regret that, but it is possible. However, we did reserve those spots. Therefore CORPUS applies cancellation conditions.

To change or cancel your visit, please contact the reservations department at: +31 (0)71 75 10 200 or email to scholen@corpusexperience.nl.

House rules apply to schools. Download the house rules here.

No, we do not have air conditioning in CORPUS. We do, however, have an air treatment system that keeps it nice and cool inside. We recommend that you bring a light jacket or something similar in case it gets a bit too cool.

Yes, we have lockers where you can safely store your belongings. Ask for a coin for your locker at the counter. 

Yes, we have a cloakroom.

You can experience the 'journey through the human body’ in the following languages: Dutch, English, German, French, Chinese (Mandarin), Spanish, Italian and Russian.

Yes, absolutely! The doors of CORPUS close 2.5 hours after the last ‘journey’ for visitors inside the building.

A visit to CORPUS takes 2.5 hours on average. Until the doors of CORPUS close to the visitors who are inside, you are free to stay as long as you like. 

We only offer a limited standard range of gluten-free products. Therefore, to be on the safe side, take your own food and drink with you. 

Bringing your own food and drink is not allowed. You can use our catering facilities.

Dogs or other pets are not allowed at CORPUS (except for assistance dogs and guide dogs).

A sign language interpreter is admitted free of charge. The carer of a partially sighted, disabled or mentally disabled person receives a €5 discount.