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Getting here

Nyíregyháza is in the north-east of Hungary. From the UK, fly to Debrecen, the closest airport, or to Budapest, which has many more flights (Bristol included), and come on by train.

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Driving to Luton?

We encourage car sharing to the airport: organise it in the WhatsApp group.

The airport's official Long Stay car park is the cheapest one on site. A free shuttle bus runs to the terminal every 20 minutes, day and night, and takes about 10 minutes. Book online in advance: it can be up to 65% cheaper than paying £35 a day at the gate.

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From the UK

Via Debrecen

The closest airport, an hour away

  1. 2¾ hrs

    Fly London Luton → Debrecen

    Wizz Air, four times a week (Mon, Wed, Fri, Sun). In 2026 it leaves at 6.10am and lands at 9.55am.

  2. 12 min

    Airport 1 bus to Debrecen station

    Timed to meet most flights · £1.10–1.50

  3. 31 min

    InterCity train to Nyíregyháza

    Every hour · £2.20, plus £1.50 for a seat reservation. Stopping trains take 42 minutes and need no reservation.

  4. Taxi or bus to your hotel

    Bus 8 runs from the station through the centre to Sóstó.

About 1–1½ hours from landing, for around £3.40–6.

Via Budapest

Many more flights, then three hours by train

  1. 2½ hrs

    Fly to Budapest

    British Airways from Heathrow; Wizz Air, easyJet, Ryanair and Jet2 from Luton, Gatwick, Stansted, Bristol and other regional airports.

  2. 200E bus to Ferihegy station

    From Terminal 2 · £1.20

  3. 2¾ hrs

    Direct InterCity train to Nyíregyháza

    Every hour · about £10.40, plus a seat reservation. From Nyugati station in the city it's 3 hours.

  4. Taxi or bus to your hotel

    Bus 8 runs from the station through the centre to Sóstó.

About 3½–4 hours from landing, for around £12–14.

From Bristol or Cardiff

Bristol has direct flights to Budapest: Ryanair flies every day, and easyJet twice a week (Tuesdays and Saturdays). The flight takes about 2 hours 35 minutes.

There are no direct flights from Cardiff to Hungary, so from South Wales it's usually easiest to fly from Bristol, about an hour's drive away.

Straight to the venue

From Debrecen Airport a taxi to the venue takes about an hour and costs around £66.

Or book a fixed-price transfer: about £71 for 1–3 people, or £94 for 4–8. Shared between eight, that's about £12 each.

Taxis at the airport (both take cards)

Train tickets

Over 65 or under 14? You travel free on Hungarian trains, whatever your nationality, and 14–25-year-olds pay half. You only pay for the seat reservation.

  • Buy tickets at jegy.mav.hu (in English) or in the MÁV app, up to 60 days ahead. There are no early-booking discounts.
  • Tickets are in your name, so carry photo ID.
  • InterCity trains need a seat reservation: £1.50 if you buy it by the day before, £2.30 on the day, and about £2.35 more on board. Never get on without a ticket.
  • Over-65s also ride Budapest's 100E airport bus for free.

Buy train tickets

The September 2027 timetables aren't out yet. Times and prices here are from 2026; we'll update them nearer the day.

Getting around Nyíregyháza

If you're driving, please don't drink at all. Hungary's drink-drive limit is zero: not one glass of wine, not one pálinka.

Taxi

Szabolcs Taxi takes bookings by phone; there's no app. From the city centre to the venue is about £10, from Sóstó about £16.

The venue is just outside town and the party finishes at about 12.45am, so please pre-book your taxi home for then.

Bolt

Bolt works in Nyíregyháza, though late at night a car out to the farm isn't guaranteed. There's no Uber.

Buses

Bus 8 runs from the railway station through the centre to Sóstó. A ticket is about 80p in advance or £1.20 from the driver (cash only, in forints); a 24-hour ticket for up to five people is about £9. Only the infrequent H40 goes near the venue.

Scooters

Lime e-scooters, in the Lime or Uber app. Over-18s only, and never after a drink.

By car

From Budapest it's 230 km, about 2½ hours on the M3. You'll need an e-vignette (e-matrica).

Oszkár car sharing

Oszkár is Hungary's ride-sharing site and app, in English too: drivers offer their empty seats between cities, for example from Budapest to Nyíregyháza, and you share the cost of the trip.

oszkar.com