Tickets are available at the pay desks of the Motor Show and in the train stations as a "B-excursion" ticket. The prices indicated below are those sold at the pay desks. Less expensive tickets are available in the e-shop. The B-excursion ticket doesn't give you access to the Dream Cars show in Hall 1. You can buy a supplement (5€) for Dream Cars at the pay desks.
In order to guarantee a pleasant and safe tour of the Show we have taken special measures to get access to Brussels Expo.
The Motor Show takes place in Brussels Expo and is easily accessible by car, motorcycle or public transport. The Airport of Zaventem is situated only 20 minutes away from the expo halls. International visitors who arrive by plane are thus quickly at the exhibition. Disabled persons also have easy access to Brussels Expo and its facilities.
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Brussels Expo has several parking areas for more than 12,000 cars. The parking lots C, M and T are situated close to the expo halls. Thanks to the direct connection to the R0 ring road of Brussels (exit 7a of 8, follow the "EXPO"signs), car park C is the most easily accessible and gives direct access to the expo halls.
A parking place on parking A, B, C, T, M, E and Telexpo costs € 10,00.
Motorcyclists are welcome at the free and covered parking area A besides hall 1, entrance via "Avenue de l'Impératrice Charlotte".
Brussels Expo is easily accessible by train. There are high speed trains coming from London (Eurostar) and Paris, Amsterdam and Cologne (Thalys). Both trains stop in the train station "Brussels South"; from there you can take the Subway to the Expo ground (see "By Subway, tram and/or bus").
Advantageous rates are also available when you buy a combined ticket (Motor Show entrance + train): "B-Excursion". The ticket is for sale in every SNCB railway station. More information on their website.
Thanks to the large subway, tram, and bus network, Brussels Expo is accessible wherever you come from. Busses, trams, and subways arrive in a radius of 200 m from the entrance of the expo halls.
Please consult the timetables and prices of trams and busses on the website of the STIB and De Lijn.
Route from Brussels Central railway station: 7.4 km – 32 min.
Route from Brussels South (gare du Midi) railway station: 8 km – 35 min.
Route from Brussels North railway station: 5 km – 23 min.
Route from Montgomery roundabout: 9.5 km - 43 min.
Route from the Basilica of Koekelberg - Brussels: 5 km - 23 min.
Route from the centre of Vilvoorde: 8.2 km – 35 min.
Brussels Mobility has published a "walk and cycle map" which features a whole host of useful information for cyclists and pedestrians alike. The map amongst others shows you the relief, existing cycle paths, routes, etc.
Brussels international airport (Brussels International Airport – Zaventem) is situated only 20 minutes away from the expo halls and is easy accessible by car.
You can also take a taxi from the airport directly to Brussels Expo. Taxis are available in front of expo hall 5 (outside the fence) if you would like to return to the airport after your visit.
Special access for disabled persons via Parking C. Elevators, inclined passages, and adapted restrooms are available at different places. Take a look at the map for easy access to the expo halls and its facilities.
Guiding dogs for blinds are allowed on the exhibition ground.
The Motor Show takes place in Brussels Expo and is easily accessible by car, motorcycle or public transport. Visitors arriving from abroad by plane are also quickly at the exhibition. An overview of the different ways to access the exhibition ground is available under "Place & access".
Brussels Expo has several parking areas for more than 12,000 cars. The car parks C, M and T are situated close to the expo halls. Thanks to the direct connection to the R0 ring road of Brussels (exit 7 bis, follow the "EXPO"signs), car park C is the most easily accessible and gives direct access to the expo halls. A parking place on parking lot A, B, C, T, M costs € 10,00.
Motorcyclists are welcome at the free and covered parking area A next to hall 1, entrance via "Avenue de l'Impératrice Charlotte".
On parking E (entrance via Madridlaan) you can find 6 charging poles for your electrical vehicle.
Attention! All the charging poles might be used at the same time. We cannot guarantee that at least one pole will be available at all times.
The Motor Show secretariat is located at the main entrance of Hall 5 (near the Atomium) The Secretariat is open during the opening hours of the Show.
There is also an information desk in the Astrid hall (coming from parking area C). You can get there for free the official Motor Show catalog and a plan of the expo halls with indication of all the exhibitors' stands. The plans are also available in dispensers on different locations in the expo halls.
The Press Service is located at the entrance of the Astrid Hall (Parking C side).
During the opening hours of the Motor Show, the first aid stand is located at the entrance on the "Chaussée Romaine" (Gate G).
The police office is located outside the expo halls, more precisely next to expo hall 2 - near the main entrance coming from the bus and Metro station.
One inside the Astrid hall, near the footbridge coming from car park C and another one outside the enclosure, near expo hall 2 and Police station.
Warning! Once you leave the expo halls and the enclosure to withdraw money you can not return to the expo halls with the same ticket.
Brussels Expo offers several places to eat and drink, serving sandwiches and snacks but also complete meals.
Discover right here the different drink & food facilities at the Motor Show.
All car parks and expo halls are accessible for disabled persons. Elevators, inclined passages, and adapted restrooms are available at different places. Take a look at the map for easy access to the expo halls and its facilities.
Wheelchairs are available : 02 658 40 64.