Extreme Park Budapest has opened – from today, one of Europe’s largest indoor adventure parks for families operates in the Hungarian capital. Spread across 4,000 square meters, visitors can enjoy climbing walls, obstacle courses, inflatable castles, giant slides, balance games, and interactive zones designed to offer non-stop fun.

The capital’s newest family attraction has officially opened its doors. Extreme Park Budapest welcomes visitors at the BOK Hall until October. The massive indoor area of around 4,000 square meters invites children, teens, fun-loving families, and young-at-heart adults to play and explore.

The gigantic adventure park was brought to Hungary by the same team behind the Van Gogh, Monet, and the currently ongoing Klimt: The Immersive Experience exhibitions, as well as last year’s highly successful Lufiland production.

The impressive climbing walls, games, obstacle tracks, giant slides, and inflatable structures promise an energizing experience for everyone. Thanks to the air-conditioned space at BOK Hall, Extreme Park Budapest offers refreshing entertainment even during the hottest summer days.

“We estimate that the games here can keep children entertained for the entire day, but based on our experience, adults usually end up joining in too – and by the end, they’re the ones with the biggest smiles,” said chief organizer Dudi Bercovici. “We’re especially proud of our 100-meter-long obstacle course, which presents loads of challenges and adventures for both younger and older visitors.”

Extreme Park Budapest welcomes guests with on-site parking, full-day tickets, and a pleasant indoor temperature at BOK Hall. Admission is free for children under the age of two.