Puskás Arena – All the Latest News

Ever wondered what’s happening at Budapest’s biggest sports hub? Puskás Arena is more than just a football stadium; it’s where music, rugby, concerts and community events collide. From the roar of the crowd during a Hungary match to the lights of an international pop star, this place never sleeps.

Upcoming Events at Puskás Arena

This summer the calendar is packed. The national football team kicks off its Euro qualifiers in September, and the stadium will also host a few high‑profile rugby tests in October. Music lovers can grab tickets for a big pop festival in June and an acoustic night with local artists in August. If you’re into family fun, there’s a summer fair scheduled for July with rides, food stalls and live shows.

All events are listed on the official site, and most of them have early‑bird discounts if you book before they sell out. Keep an eye on social media because surprise pop‑up gigs often get announced last minute.

How to Get Tickets & Visit

Buying tickets is straightforward. You can use the Puskás Arena app, which lets you pick seats, see a stadium map and store your ticket digitally. For bigger events the site also offers a “quick buy” option that skips the queue. If you prefer buying in person, there’s a box office at the main entrance open from 9 am to 6 pm on weekdays.

Getting there is easy too. The arena sits right next to Metro Line 3, so hop off at Puskás Ferenc Stadion stop and follow the signs. Buses 95 and 99 also drop you a few minutes’ walk away. If you drive, there’s a large parking lot that fills up fast on match days—arrive early or use the nearby public garages.

The stadium’s facilities are built for comfort. There are 30 000 seats with clear sightlines, plus VIP lounges that serve drinks and snacks during breaks. Free Wi‑Fi covers the whole bowl, so you can share highlights instantly. For fans with disabilities, there are ramps, dedicated seating areas and wheelchair‑friendly restrooms. Concessions range from traditional Hungarian street food to international fast‑food chains, ensuring everyone finds something they like.

Sustainability is a big part of the venue’s plan. Solar panels on the roof generate enough power to run most of the lighting, and waste recycling stations are placed at every exit. The management encourages fans to use public transport by offering discounted tickets for those who show a metro card receipt. These steps help keep the stadium eco‑friendly while still delivering a top‑class experience.

Stay tuned to our page for real‑time updates and insider tips on making the most of every visit.