Hi has anyone been to the pinball museum in Hungary? Is it worth a visit how long is needed? Are all the games playable? Thanks
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Pinball museum in Budapest
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Not been, but...
Ashbo
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totally worth it. Great chilled vibe and Budapest is beautiful. When I visited last year it was around £10 for a day pass.
Flights by wizzair are quite cheap and plenty of good hotels and excellent places to eat.
It’s amazing, a group of us went there a couple of years ago.
You could/can get a day pass fairly cheaply. Don’t think we booked but it may have changed.
Very much recommended
You could/can get a day pass fairly cheaply. Don’t think we booked but it may have changed.
Very much recommended
Ashbo
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Not been, but there is also Game Galaxy to check out in Budapest too
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Prob go from Stansted better flight times 17.10 out 8.30pm back
Ashbo
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We flew from Luton last year, was really simple. We used a minibud shared transfer from airport in Budapest to hotel and back. Would recommend, really simple and good service.
I go sometimes a few times a year (Neil posted one of my videos above)
The place is great. A really good mix of games.
Maintenance is on Monday/Tuesday, so if you want to see the most amount of working games then visiting Weds/Thursday is best.
Avoid Saturday daytime as it will be absolutely packed.
It would probably take 3-4 evenings to play everything
The place is great. A really good mix of games.
Maintenance is on Monday/Tuesday, so if you want to see the most amount of working games then visiting Weds/Thursday is best.
Avoid Saturday daytime as it will be absolutely packed.
It would probably take 3-4 evenings to play everything
Incase anyone is wondering, it costs 10,000-11,000huf by taxi (£20-£23) from the airport to the Jewish quarter, and is the fastest way to get to Budapest. Not a bad price really
That place is private hire (£450 for 3 hours last time I checked) It seems to have a lot of the machines from the old arcade at the shopping centre across the river, that is sadly no longer
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Thanks what about Sundays? I’m binary sat sun mon
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Thanks staying at k & k opera hotel what’s the booking link for shared transfer ? Thx
Ashbo
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Airport transfer | miniBUD Airport Shuttle
Budapest airport shuttle service anytime, anywhere from 6EUR.
www.minibud.hu
Went a few years ago with a group of pinballers and it was great but also Budapest was beautiful - make sure to go on the big wheel and take a boat down the Danube 