Join Miki Mini Parties for kids at Hungarospa Bath in Hajdúszoboszló every Saturday 2026. Family fun at Aqua-Palace Kids World!
where: 4200 Hajdúszoboszló, Szent István park 1-3.
web: hajduszoboszlo.hu 🎉
Hungarospa Bath Complex in Hajdúszoboszló has tons of fun programs lined up for kids throughout 2026. Every Saturday starting at 2 PM, dive into the Miki Mini Party family animation on the upper Kids World level of the Aqua-Palace Élményfürdő (Aqua-Palace Adventure Pool). It’s the perfect spot for families to splash around and enjoy the vibes.
Event Details
Catch the action at 4200 Hajdúszoboszló, Szent István Park 1-3 (Saint Stephen Park). The first one kicks off on Saturday, April 4, 2026.
Upcoming Dates
Plenty of chances to join, including:
April 4, 2026
April 11, 2026
April 18, 2026
April 25, 2026
Organizers reserve the right to change times and programs!
Pros
Super family-friendly with dedicated kids' Miki Mini Parties every Saturday in the Aqua-Palace's Kids World, perfect for splashing with the little ones.
No Hungarian language skills needed at all – it's all visual animations, music, and water fun that kids from anywhere can enjoy.
Hajdúszoboszló's Hungarospa is easy to reach from Budapest by train (about 2.5 hours) or car via highways, making it a doable day trip or short stay.
Weekly events starting April 2026 give tons of date options to fit your family vacation schedule.
Feels like a mix of Great Wolf Lodge water park vibes and unique Hungarian thermal baths, but way cheaper and less crowded than U.S. equivalents.
Thermal spa setting adds an authentic Eastern European twist that's exotic and relaxing for parents while kids party.
Hidden gem status means fewer crowds than massive Disney water parks, so more personal fun for your crew.
Cons
Hajdúszoboszló isn't super well-known to U.S. tourists – most head to Budapest, so it takes extra planning to discover.
The Miki Mini Parties are a local Hungarian thing, not internationally famous like big theme park events.
Public transport from Budapest airport involves a train change, and renting a car means dealing with Hungarian roads as a foreigner.
Kicks off in 2026, so if you're not planning that far ahead, you might miss out on current-year fun.
