Szusza Ferenc Stadion

Formerly Megyeri ut Stadium (Megyer Road Stadium). It took the name of Ferenc Szusza in 2003, named after one of Hungary's greatest strikers.

Ferenc Szusza Stadium was Hungary's first proper stadium (built in concrete). After the 1945 floods, the renovations carried out made it Hungary's largest stadium.

It hosted the Hungarian national team from 1948 to 1953, until the construction of Nepstadion.
The stadium was completely modernised in 2001.

How to buy tickets for a Ujpest match at Szusza Ferenc Stadium?

🎟️ Tickets go on sale ahead of the matchday on an external ticketing platform: on the site jegymester.hu (direct link from the "official ticketing" button below). It is also sometimes possible to buy tickets at the stadium box office on matchday (at least for smaller fixtures).

✅ It is not difficult to get tickets for Ujpest matches, even for the derby. Visit the online ticketing platform to make sure you don't miss ticket sales.

What are the major matches of the season (big clashes, derbies...)?

⚔️ The big clash of the year is the Budapest derby against Ferencvaros.

The derbies against other city clubs are also exciting (MTK Budapest, Honved Budapest, Vasas SC) as well as fixtures against Debrecen and Diósgyőri VTK.

How to get to Szusza Ferenc Stadium by public transport?

🚍 By Bus:

Bus lines 30 and 104, Baross Utca stop,
Bus line 196, Megyeri ut stop,
Bus line 147, Mildenberger ut stop

How to travel to Budapest?

🚌 Long-distance coaches are a practical and economical option. FlixBus offers several regular connections to the city at affordable prices. Timetables and bookings available online by clicking here (affiliate link in support of Stadium Traveller)

Where to stay in Budapest?

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👀 What to see / What to do in Budapest?

The city's location, split in two by the Danube, with both banks lined with majestic monuments illuminated at night, make it a magical place 💫. A cruise 🛥️ is a must-do, we particularly recommend it.

🏰 The must-see monuments in Budapest are Fishermen's Bastion, a historic ensemble overlooking the Danube and offering panoramic views of the city, Buda Castle listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site accessible by funicular, the Hungarian Parliament, St Stephen's Basilica, the Opera...

🏊‍♀️ You will also appreciate treating yourself to a unique moment of relaxation in Budapest's thermal baths, which are an institution with very surprising décor. There are several, including the Széchenyi Thermals, which are the largest.

Finally, you must visit (and ideally have a drink in) the magnificent Art Nouveau style Parisi Udvar Hotel.

👟 There is an enormous amount to see in Budapest, varied neighbourhoods, markets, religious buildings including Europe's largest Synagogue... if you have time, plan your visits and wear your trainers as the city is vast.

👉 You can get the Budapest Card to benefit from free public transport and various advantages for visits and activities.