Gentle baby swim Saturdays at AquaPalota Gyula. Two morning sessions, group entry at winter main entrance. Affordable, focused parent-baby water fun to build confidence and bonding.
when: 2026.01.03., Saturday
where: 5700 Gyula, Kossuth Lajos u. 7.
Baby-and-parent mornings are held every Saturday in Gyula, with baby swimming at AquaPalota from 8:00 to 9:00. Guests meet at the winter main entrance on Saturdays; entry for all participants happens at the same time. Tickets purchased for baby swimming are valid only during the session and only for participating in baby swimming.
Session times
Two Saturday slots: 8:00–8:45 and 9:00–9:45. Participants enter AquaPalota together. The meeting time every Saturday is 8:00 at the winter main entrance.
Tickets and pricing
Participation fee: $7.78 per session. The baby-swim ticket allows entry solely for the duration of the baby-swim program and only for that activity. If you want to use other spa services, you’ll need to buy tickets at the current price list separately.
Upcoming dates
2026.01.03., Gyula
2026.01.10., Gyula
Make your Saturday start gentle and splashy—arrive on time at the winter main entrance, enter with the group, and enjoy a focused baby-swim session at AquaPalota.
2025, adrienne
Pros
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Super family-friendly: structured baby-and-parent sessions with small time slots keep it calm and focused
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Very affordable at about $7.78 per session, so low risk to try even if you’re visiting
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Clear schedule and group entry make it easy to follow the routine, even with a jet-lagged baby
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Indoor “winter entrance” setup is great for cold or rainy days, so weather won’t spoil plans
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AquaPalota is part of Hungary’s spa culture—cool, local-flavor activity you won’t often find in the U.S.
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Gyula’s thermal/spa scene gives you options to pair this with a relaxing adult soak after (with a separate ticket)
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Short 45-minute slots are perfect for babies’ attention spans and nap schedules
- Baby swimming as a concept isn’t widely known to U.S. tourists, so expectations and etiquette may feel unfamiliar
Cons
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Gyula is lesser-known internationally and far from Budapest, so getting there adds travel time
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Likely minimal English on-site; basic Hungarian or translation apps help at check-in and for rules
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Tickets only cover the baby session and specific time window—less flexible than many U.S. family swim options
