Tickets to these Hungarian thermal spas are cheaper from this week!
The end of summer is approaching, and as the season draws to a close, more and more thermal spas are reducing the number of pools visitors can use. In return, they are cutting ticket prices. Continue reading our article to learn which thermal baths will have cheaper tickets!
Ways of pricing tickets
Thermal spas usually have two ways of pricing their tickets. Some have a fixed price, others have seasonal prices. The latter means that they charge more for tickets during certain times of the year (the high season), but tickets are significantly cheaper in the off-season. Seasonal pricing is most often chosen by establishments where there is a significant difference between summer and winter pool choice, Index writes.
But there is no agreement on how long the season lasts. In some places, it goes on until mid to late September, while in others, you can bathe for off-season prices starting from the last days of August. However, with energy costs constantly changing, it is possible that some spas will change their prices later on.
Bogácsi Spa
The Bogácsi Spa, known for its sulphurous thermal waters, has high season prices until 28 August, so from Monday onwards, the low season prices are in effect, Termál Online writes. This means a significant difference, as the price of the ticket for the outdoor pools will be reduced from HUF 3,200 to HUF 2,700 (EUR 6.56), while the price of the ticket valid for the indoor adventure pools as well will be reduced from HUF 4,600 to HUF 4,100 (EUR 9.96).
The other types of tickets will also be cheaper, for example, the pensioner’s outdoor pool ticket will cost HUF 2,300 (EUR 5.59) instead of HUF 2,600, and the price of the pensioner’s ticket valid for the indoor adventure pool will be reduced from HUF 4,000 to HUF 3,700 (EUR 8.99).
In Bogács, ticket prices will also change from 1 October, when the off-season prices will come into effect.
Bükfürdő Thermal & Spa
The Bükfürdő Thermal & Spa offers discounted ticket prices from Monday to Thursday, with the exception of the period until 31 August and the autumn and winter school holidays. In other words, from 1 September, tickets are cheaper on the first four days of the week. For adults, this means a daily ticket price of HUF 5,200 (EUR 12,63) instead of HUF 5,600, and for pensioners HUF 3,950 (EUR 9.6) instead of HUF 4,300. Other ticket types, such as afternoon, family and student tickets are also cheaper from Monday to Thursday.
Hungarospa, Hajdúszoboszló
The Hungarospa beach in Hajdúszoboszló is offering cheaper tickets from 1 September. For adult tickets, this means a price of HUF 3,400 (EUR 8.26) instead of HUF 3,600, and for pensioner tickets, the price is HUF 2,900 (EUR 7.04) instead of HUF 3,100.
It will be worth making the most of the coming weekend, as almost all the beach pools will be open, including the Mediterranean beach, the swimming pool, the wave pool, the Omega pool, the Dolphin pool and the children’s pool number 1. The aqua park, which can be visited with an additional ticket, is also open until 4 September.
Aqua Palace, Hajdúszoboszló
The ticket prices for the Aqua-Palace indoor adventure pool in Hajdúszoboszló will also change from 1 September. On weekdays, you can buy cheaper tickets, for example, the adult adventure pool ticket costs HUF 4,000 (EUR 9.72) instead of HUF 4,700, and the student ticket costs HUF 2,900 (EUR 7.04) instead of HUF 3,600.
Várkertfürdő, Pápa
Seasonal ticket prices are valid for the three summer months at the Várkertfürdő in Pápa. This means that from 1 September, tickets will be cheaper. For a full-price, all-day ticket, this means a HUF 200 decrease: instead of HUF 3900, the ticket will cost HUF 3700 (EUR 8.99). For pensioners and students, the summer day ticket price of HUF 2750 will be reduced by HUF 100, i.e. it will cost HUF 2650 (EUR 6.44).
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Source: Index, Termál Online
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