SPARTY - Széchenyi Bath Party
Budapest
Avis
It was okay - nice experience, show was nice. Beer is very expensive like on prices in Budapest but it’s understandable that it’s a party for tourists, ticket VIP is not worth at all, we didnt wait too long in que to buy beer. The worst thing that when you want to drink a beer you need to do it outside of the pool because people are splashing the water, jumping etc so water goes to your drink/beer so basically you have water mixed with pies and water. Everyone - literally is pie into the water what is kinda disgusting. 90euro for ticket - if the pool would be bigger then it would be worth.
Had a good night with the lads! But Jesus £200 lasts about as long as the water stays clean (not very long everyone pee’s in it). If your younger and wanting to pull be aware it’s a massive 🐓fest. We witnessed 2 girls join the pool only to be surrounded by lads in seconds.
Nice new experience for a bachelor party, we made a reservation and came early, there is some queue. Flip flop and a towel mandatory. The site is incredible, with old architecture and nice techno music and visual effect. The pool is hot, really fun to go if you go in group Taxi scam after, take the bus or an uber
Something that you need to experience atleast once - partying in a hot pool while it's cold outside. There are some things that I didn't like that much, though. The music was bit too low for my preference, I couldn't charge my bracelet by card - they only accepted cash (I didn't ask if they accepted Euro cash or only local currency) and the hair dryers were very strange - they did not detach from the wall, but I had to turn my head in different directions to face the dryer, so if they allow bringing in your own dryer, you definitely should bring one with you cause those cannot dry your hair properly.
Sparty was definitely a unique experience, being in a thermal pool while it’s around 7°C outside is something special and worth trying at least once. However, it could be much more fun if they improved the sound system and DJs, as the music really didn’t live up to the vibe. I also went for the highest package, and honestly, it wasn’t worth the price at all. You’re better off sticking to a basic ticket, bringing your own towel and slippers, and avoiding overpriced extras, like €15 for a single tequila shot. Overall, it’s a cool one-time experience, but don’t overspend.
