Children’s Day at Budaörs Airport – A Free Family Day Out Near Budapest
Looking for a fun, free, and genuinely memorable day out with the kids during your Budapest visit? On Sunday, May 31, 2026, Budaörs Airport throws open its gates for its annual Children’s Day celebration — a full day of aviation experiences, interactive programs, and great food that’s perfect for families with children of all ages. Best of all, entry is completely free.
What’s On
The program lineup is designed so that every member of the family finds something to love. Aviation enthusiasts will be thrilled by the chance to get up close with aircraft, while younger kids can burn off energy at the bouncy castles or explore the dedicated MVM Children’s Island activity zone. Here’s a taste of what’s waiting for you:
- Scenic pleasure flights for those who want to see Budapest and the surrounding area from the air
- Military vehicle exhibition for a hands-on look at impressive machinery
- OMODA & JAECOO road safety track, where kids can learn traffic rules in a fun, practical setting
- Planetarium shows with spectacular visual presentations
- Bouncy castles and play areas for the little ones
- Street food court with a wide variety of dishes to keep everyone fueled throughout the day
A Unique Setting for a Family Day
What makes this event stand out from a typical city festival is the setting itself. Budaörs Airport gives families direct, up-close access to the world of aviation in a way that’s rarely possible. Kids and adults alike can watch aircraft, meet pilots, and soak up the atmosphere of a working airfield — an experience that’s genuinely hard to find anywhere else in the Budapest area. The event has built a loyal following over the years precisely because it combines education, entertainment, and spectacle in one place.
Practical Information
- Date: Sunday, May 31, 2026
- Hours: 09:00 – 19:00
- Entry: Free
- Address: Kőérberki út 36/A, Budapest, 11th district (Újbuda)
The airport is located in the 11th district on the Budaörs border, easily reachable by car or public transport from central Budapest. With a full ten hours of programming, there’s plenty of time to explore at a relaxed pace — arrive early to catch the first flights and stay for a leisurely street food lunch.