Jonathermál Kiskunmajsa: What One Ticket Actually Covers
On this page
- 📋 At a Glance
- What You Actually Swim In
- Saunas, and the One That Costs Extra
- 2026 Prices
- Night Bathing
- Opening Hours by Section
- Getting There
- Staying On Site
- Is It Worth the Trip?
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Are the saunas included in the bath ticket?
- When is night bathing, and what does it cost?
- Is the whole complex open in winter?
- Can I reach Jonathermál from Budapest without a car?
- What is not covered by the bath ticket?
- What ages does the family ticket cover?
- Related reading
📋 At a Glance
| 📍 Where | Kiskunmajsa, 22 km south of Kiskunfélegyháza and about 33 km northwest of Szeged-Kiskundorozsma (Google Maps) |
| 🕐 Hours | Medicinal and experience baths daily 9:00 to 19:00, all year | Night bathing Fri and Sat until midnight |
| 💰 Adult day ticket | 4,500 Ft (~$14) off-peak, 4,900 Ft (~$16) from 1 June to 31 August |
| 👨👩👧 Family (2 adults + 2 children) | 13,000 Ft (~$42) off-peak, 14,600 Ft (~$47) peak |
| 🚗 Getting there | M5 motorway, Kiskunfélegyháza exit coming from Budapest |
| 🌐 Website | jonathermal.hu (official prices and booking) |
Jonathermál sells one ticket that covers more than most Hungarian baths bundle: medicinal pools at 36 and 38°C, a 25 metre swimming pool, three saunas, a salt chamber and a jacuzzi, for 4,500 Ft outside the summer peak. The thing to plan around is the calendar, not the price. The medicinal side runs all year, while the aquapark and the lake open for a few weeks either side of August and then close again.
That split is what makes the place work for a group with different ages in it, and it is also the trap. Turn up in November and you get a warm, quiet bath with saunas. Turn up in the first half of August and every part of it is running at once, slides, wave pool and lake included.
What You Actually Swim In
The hall holds one 36°C medicinal pool and one 38°C medicinal pool, plus a 25 metre medicinal swimming pool with a tensioned water surface, which is the local way of saying the water sits level with the deck instead of below it. Outside there is a 36°C circular pool that runs all year, so winter soaking is the point rather than an afterthought.
The bath describes its medicinal-water pools as certified. It does not publish a total pool count anywhere, so treat any guide that hands you one with suspicion.
The seasonal half is a separate proposition. The aquapark side brings the wave pool, the slide park and the children’s pools. The Strandfürdő is a lake with an inflatable aquapark and an iceberg floating on it, and it has the shortest season of anything here.
Saunas, and the One That Costs Extra
The sauna island puts a Finnish sauna, an aroma sauna and a steam room inside the hall, and all three are covered by the ordinary bath ticket. There is a fourth, the infra sauna, and that one is charged separately. Jonathermál does not publish what it charges for it, so ask at the desk before you undress.
Sauna island hours are 11:00 to 18:30 during the day, then 19:30 to 23:30 on night-bathing evenings.
The salt chamber and the jacuzzi are also inside the ticket price. The things that are not: a towel is 200 Ft, or 100 Ft for a towel and sheet together if you arrive with a medical referral, a locker is 500 Ft, and massages run 2,400 to 4,800 Ft.
2026 Prices
The price list runs from 1 March 2026. Off-peak covers 1 March to 31 May and 1 September to 31 December; peak is 1 June to 31 August.
| Ticket | Off-peak | Peak |
|---|---|---|
| Adult, 9:00 to 19:00 | 4,500 Ft (~$14) | 4,900 Ft (~$16) |
| Child or senior, 9:00 to 19:00 | 4,000 Ft (~$13) | 4,500 Ft (~$14) |
| Adult afternoon, 15:00 to 19:00 | 4,000 Ft (~$13) | 4,500 Ft (~$14) |
| Child or senior afternoon, 15:00 to 19:00 | 3,500 Ft (~$11) | 4,000 Ft (~$13) |
| Family, 1 adult + 2 children aged 4 to 18 | 10,000 Ft (~$32) | 11,000 Ft (~$35) |
| Family, 2 adults + 1 child aged 4 to 18 | 11,500 Ft (~$37) | 12,500 Ft (~$40) |
| Family, 2 adults + 2 children aged 4 to 18 | 13,000 Ft (~$42) | 14,600 Ft (~$47) |
| Weekly pass, adult | 27,000 Ft (~$86) | 29,500 Ft (~$94) |
| Weekly pass, child or student 4 to 18, and seniors | 24,000 Ft (~$77) | 27,000 Ft (~$86) |
| Groups over 20 people, per person | 3,000 Ft (~$10) | 3,500 Ft (~$11) |
A locker is 500 Ft at any time of year, with no season split.
Sleeping on site moves you onto a different, cheaper list: a hotel guest’s adult day ticket is 3,500 Ft ($11) off-peak and 3,900 Ft ($12) in peak season. It is a separate tariff for people staying on site, so it is worth doing the sum on a two-day visit before you decide to commute in.
Night Bathing
Night bathing runs on Fridays and Saturdays, and it ends at midnight in every season.
From 1 June to 31 August it starts at 20:00 and costs 4,500 Ft ($14). From 1 September to 30 April it starts at 19:30 and costs 4,000 Ft ($13). The sauna island stays open alongside it until 23:30, which is the best reason to pick a night ticket over a day one: the saunas at 22:00 on a Friday are a different building from the saunas at 15:00.
Opening Hours by Section
Medicinal bath and experience bath: all year, 9:00 to 19:00.
Aquapark (wave pool, slide park, children’s pools): 7 May to 16 September, 9:00 to 19:00.
Strandfürdő lake: 1 June to 20 August, 9:00 to 19:00.
Wellness treatments and the medical department: all year, 9:00 to 18:30.
Sauna island: 11:00 to 18:30, plus 19:30 to 23:30 on night-bathing evenings.
The practical reading: the lake is open for under twelve weeks a year and the aquapark for nineteen. Everything else is a year-round bath.
Getting There
By car. Coming from Budapest you leave the M5 at the Kiskunfélegyháza exit. Coming from the Szeged direction, the Kistelek exit is also an option. The two are not interchangeable, so pick the one that matches the direction you are driving from. Kiskunmajsa sits 22 km south of Kiskunfélegyháza and about 33 km northwest of Szeged-Kiskundorozsma.
By train. There is no direct line. From both the Budapest and the Szeged direction you change at Kiskunfélegyháza onto the local trains toward Kiskunmajsa.
By coach. Direct coaches reach Kiskunmajsa from Baja, Csongrád, Győr, Kalocsa, Kecskemét, Pápa, Szentes, Szeged, Székesfehérvár and Veszprém. Budapest is not on that list, which is the single fact most day-trip plans die on.
The shuttle. Jonathermál runs a free transfer from Kiskunmajsa station for guests who book four nights or more, and for groups of four to eight people, arranged in advance. If you are coming for one day without a car, it does not apply to you.
Staying On Site
Rooms and pitches are priced on their own seasonal calendars, and they are not the bath’s calendar. Room rates run peak from 1 July to 31 August and from 22 December to 2 January, off-peak from 1 March to 30 June and from 1 September to 21 December. Camping runs peak from 1 May to 31 August, off-peak from 1 March to 30 April and from 1 September to 28 February. Read the season you are actually booking into rather than assuming the one you read for the tickets.
| Accommodation | Off-peak | Peak |
|---|---|---|
| Thermál Panzió, superior double with air conditioning | 18,700 Ft | 25,500 Ft |
| Thermál Panzió, double with extra bed | 21,000 Ft | 28,000 Ft |
| Thermál Panzió, single | 12,500 Ft | 15,500 Ft |
| Full-comfort cabin, 4 people | 26,000 Ft | 38,000 Ft |
| Basic cabin, 2 people | 7,000 Ft | 9,500 Ft |
| Basic cabin with TV, fridge and microwave, 2 people | 9,000 Ft | 11,500 Ft |
| Standard apartment, 4 to 8 people, per person | 7,500 Ft | 9,000 Ft |
| Superior apartment, 4 to 12 people, per person | 8,500 Ft | 10,000 Ft |
| Mustang Ranch Panzió, double | 17,000 Ft | 25,500 Ft |
| Mustang Ranch Panzió, apartment, per person | 7,500 Ft | 9,000 Ft |
A rentable caravan sleeping four is 22,000 Ft, one price all year.
| Camping | Off-peak | Peak |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | 1,500 Ft | 1,700 Ft |
| Child 6 to 14 | 1,200 Ft | 1,300 Ft |
| Electricity, 6A | 1,800 Ft | 1,800 Ft |
| Caravan | 1,100 Ft | 1,400 Ft |
| Motorhome | 2,000 Ft | 2,200 Ft |
| Tent | 1,000 Ft | 1,200 Ft |
| Car | 900 Ft | 1,000 Ft |
| Motorcycle | 900 Ft | 1,000 Ft |
A dog is 1,000 Ft in either season. Tourist tax is 500 Ft per person per night for anyone over 18, on top of the rate.
Is It Worth the Trip?
If you want the medicinal half, yes. Two medicinal pools, a 25 metre swimming pool, three saunas, a salt chamber and a jacuzzi come inside a 4,500 Ft ticket, and the 36°C outdoor pool keeps running through January.
If you want the slides, check the date before you book anything. The aquapark closes on 16 September and the lake on 20 August, and a family ticket bought in October buys you a very different day from the one in the photos.
If you are car-free, think harder. There is no coach from Budapest, the train needs a change at Kiskunfélegyháza, and the free station shuttle only exists for people staying four nights or arriving as a group. That is a genuine barrier rather than a mild inconvenience, and a car changes this trip far more than the ticket price does.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the saunas included in the bath ticket?
The Finnish sauna, the aroma sauna and the steam room are covered by the ordinary bath ticket, along with the salt chamber and the jacuzzi. The infra sauna is the exception and costs extra; the price is not published, so ask at the desk.
When is night bathing, and what does it cost?
Fridays and Saturdays, ending at midnight. From 1 June to 31 August it starts at 20:00 and costs 4,500 Ft. From 1 September to 30 April it starts at 19:30 and costs 4,000 Ft. The sauna island runs 19:30 to 23:30 on those evenings.
Is the whole complex open in winter?
No. The medicinal and experience baths run all year, 9:00 to 19:00, and the outdoor 36°C circular pool operates year-round. The aquapark only opens 7 May to 16 September and the Strandfürdő lake only 1 June to 20 August.
Can I reach Jonathermál from Budapest without a car?
Not directly. No coach runs from Budapest, and the train requires a change at Kiskunfélegyháza onto a local service to Kiskunmajsa. Direct coaches do run from ten other towns, including Szeged, Kecskemét and Kalocsa. The bath’s free station shuttle only covers guests booking four nights or more and groups of four to eight.
What is not covered by the bath ticket?
The infra sauna, a towel (200 Ft, or 100 Ft for towel and sheet with a medical referral), a locker (500 Ft), massages at 2,400 to 4,800 Ft, and the wellness and medical treatments, which run all year from 9:00 to 18:30.
What ages does the family ticket cover?
Children aged 4 to 18. One adult with two children is 10,000 Ft off-peak and 11,000 Ft in peak season; two adults with one child is 11,500 Ft and 12,500 Ft; two adults with two children is 13,000 Ft and 14,600 Ft.
Sources: Jonathermál’s own site, read 8 September 2026, for everything priced or timed on this page: the 2026 bath ticket list valid from 1 March at jonathermal.hu/furdobelepok/ (day, afternoon, child and senior, family, weekly, group and locker rates, guest rates and night-bathing prices), the section-by-section opening hours and seasons at jonathermal.hu/nyitva-tartas/, the pool descriptions and temperatures and the certified medicinal-water claim at jonathermal.hu/furdo/gyogyfurdo/, the sauna island’s contents, hours and the extra-charge infra sauna at jonathermal.hu/wellness/szaunasziget/, the road, rail, coach and shuttle details and the distances at jonathermal.hu/megkozelites/, and the room, cabin, apartment, caravan and camping rates with their own seasonal windows and the tourist tax at jonathermal.hu/szallashelyek/. Prices are in HUF, which is what you pay at the desk. Converted at 1 USD = 313 HUF, the ECB reference rate of 4 September 2026. Rates move, so treat the converted figures as indicative.