Alpine & Ziggo
The best music experience, for your ears
Your night at the Ziggo Dome is about to begin! Are you ready?
Alpine & Ziggo Dome – partners in the ultimate live music experience
Alpine & Ziggo Dome have joined forces to prevent hearing damage. We want you to fully enjoy the music without harming your hearing. Discover how we do this and what choices you, as a music lover, can make for an even better and safer concert experience.
Own the volume
With Alpine music earplugs, you control the volume! Our PartyPlug earplugs are specially designed for concerts, festivals, and clubs. The unique music filter ensures conversations remain clearly audible while keeping your ears well protected. This way, you can immerse yourself in the music without waking up the next day with ringing in your ears.
With earplugs, you control the volume! #OwnTheVolume
Hearing Protection at Ziggo Dome
At the Ziggo Dome, you can find Alpine hearing protection in several locations. Of course, at one of our six vending machines, where you can easily and quickly buy PartyPlugs.
You can also visit any of the service desks for Pluggies Kids (for children and people with small ears), Muffy Kids earmuffs for children (ages 5–16), and Plug-It (earplugs without a filter).
Enjoy music with PartyPlugs
Alpine’s PartyPlugs feature a music filter that lets you hear the music clearly, but at a safe level. Conversations remain easily understandable too, the perfect ingredients for an amazing night!
The PartyPlugs come in a handy case that you can attach to your keychain or bag, so you always have them with you. After all, the best earplug is the one you have on hand!
Did you know?
How long you are safe in situations with high noise levels depends on the volume of the sound. This progression is logarithmic, which means it increases rapidly.
As a result, the safe exposure time quickly becomes shorter, even if the level is only slightly higher. As a general rule, for every increase of 3 dB in volume, the safe exposure time is halved.
- 80 dB: Damage can occur after 8 hours of exposure.
- 86 dB: Damage can occur after 2 hours of exposure.
- 92 dB: Damage can occur after 30 minutes of exposure.
- 98 dB: Damage can occur after 7.5 minutes of exposure.
- 101 dB: Damage can occur after less than 4 minutes of exposure.
At a concert, club, or festival where the upper limit is 103 dB, you can quickly suffer hearing damage. Understanding how sound levels work is essential to protecting your hearing.
Ringing in your ears after a night out is a typical sign of hearing damage. Hearing damage is irreversible. The best and easiest way to protect yourself is by wearing earplugs.
