Explore Hungary’s aquaparks

If you’re looking for an unforgettable family vacation with loads of splashy fun, Hungary should definitely be on your radar. The country is home to many aquaparks, perfect for families with kids of all ages. Hungary offers a great mix of aquatic adventure and relaxation for a reasonable price. Here’s a closer look at four of Hungary’s aquaparks that we already visited!

Aquaworld Resort Budapest

If you’re staying in Budapest for a family city break, it doesn’t have to be boring for kids. Located just a little bit outside of the center, you’ll find the huge indoor and outdoor swimming pools. Obviously that’s not everything – you can expect a variety of thrilling water slides, thermal spas, saunas, and a lazy river. Keep in mind that some slides have height restrictions and Hungarian are always verifying it. So if your kid is too small, he/she will not be allowed on the slide.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

It’s open from 7 am to 9 pm

• Family ticket for: 2 adult + 2 children (under 14 years) cost 30,200 Ft, which is 76 Euro
• Adult daily ticket costs 11,500 Ft, which is 29 Eur
• Children daily ticket costs 5,800 Ft, which is 15 Eur

You can purchase the tickets online through the official site.

If you want to stay close to the aquapark, you may book an accommodation directly in the The aquaworld Resort. Another one also really close by is AquaSuite Budapest.

Zalakaros SPA

Zalakaros famous for its thermal baths and family-friendly atmosphere, is located in western Hungary. The aquapark is set in parkland, with both indoor and outdoor pools. The outdoor area has a large wave pool and several fun slides. The indoor thermal baths are perfect for parents who want to take a break. The kids’ area has shallow pools and smaller slides designed specifically for younger children.The park offers facilities like family changing rooms, making it convenient for families with little ones. You can book an accommodation in Park Inn by Radisson Hotel and Spa. The entrance fee to the aquapark as well as all inclusive option will be included in the price.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

It’s open from 9 am to 7 pm

• Adult daily ticket costs 6 900 Ft, which is 17 Eur
• Children daily ticket costs 5,900 Ft, which is 15 Eur

It’s cheaper than the one in Budapest.

The Sárvár Thermal Spa and Aquapark

Sárvár is another spa town in Hungary, with a strong reputation for its family-friendly aquaparks. The Sárvár Aquapark is one of the most popular destinations in the region, offering a wide range of water attractions. The complex has a big indoor pool area with thermal waters, ideal for relaxing, and an outdoor waterpark with slides and wave pools. There’s a large children’s area with smaller slides and splash pads, as well as thrilling rides like the “Turbo Racer” for older kids.

Again, get a comfy room at the Park Inn by Radisson Sárvár Resort & Spa and the entrance to the aquapark will be included in the price.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

It’s open from 9 am to 9 pm

• Adult entrance ticket costs 7 600 Ft (19 Eur), Evening ticket from 4 pm costs 4 900 Ft (12 Eur), Evening ticket from 6 pm costs 2 800 Ft (7 Eur)
• Children daily ticket costs 4,700 Ft, which is 12 Eur
• Family ticket 2+2 costs 18 900 Ft, which is 47 Eur

Győr Aquapark

Győr, located between Budapest and Vienna, may not be the first place you think of when it comes to aquaparks, but it’s a fantastic option for families looking for a modern and energetic atmosphere. The Győr Aquapark is a top choice, with its focus on adventure and fun. The park is relatively new, so everything feels modern and well-maintained.The kids’ area features a splash zone, a lazy river, and interactive water games. The indoor pool is also adjusted to the little ones. Older children and teens will enjoy the thrilling water slides, which include high-speed slides, looping tubes, and multi-lane racers. And I mean it, older children – the slides are really extreme.

PRACTICAL:

The opening hours vary, so it’s better to check before your visit here.

• Adult daily ticket costs 6 500 HUF, which is 17 Eur
• Under 18 and retired daily ticket costs 4,500 Ft, which is 12 Eur
• Family ticket 2+1 costs 14 000 Ft, which is 35 Eur

The town is relatively small, so no matter where you choose your accommodation it will be within foot distance. Try Hotel ICON, which is just 4 minutes away and is for a good price. Or Hotel Klastrom, which is situated in an old monastery.

Is it worth it?

No matter which aquapark you choose, Hungary is full of family-friendly water fun. Hungarian aquaparks also tend to be more affordable than other in Europe. For instance, Suntago Park in Poland has admission fees starting at approximately 35 Eur. Overall, Hungarian aquaparks provide a balance of affordability, family-friendly features, and diverse attractions, making them a great choice for visitors. Pack your swimsuits and get ready for an unforgettable family adventure in Hungary’s best aquaparks!