Zugliget Chairlift - Zugliget Chairlift

Really nice experience, the only bad spot are lines infront of pay machines, specially if one is not working. The whole interior is a bit shackled, but the ride and view is worth the hassle. Those 15 minutes bot ways are pure zen!

Amazing view.. an experience one must have..

It is a fun ride and the view is lovely but they don't provide you proper instructions before you board the chairlift which is something you need to do quite fast. The result for me was a twisted ankle and a torn shoe. Definitely worth trying. Definitely skip if you have a fear of heights

If you attended a school in Eastern Europe the whole experience of this place will make you nostalgic of school trips. There is a cafe on each end of the chairlift. It serves an assortment of fast foods (that the rich kids would buy, and if you're friends with them maybe you could get a fry!), and—for those with normal (low) levels of pocket money—a selection of snacks from chocolate bars to crisps to leave your hands greasy. And with those greasy hands you'd put the last change into a machine to convert it into a commemorative coin. As a cherry on top there was a small metal cart in the front with an old dry gentleman selling candy floss in 7 colours (I think I'd struggle to call these flavours). The chairlift operates well and quickly, there seem to be no queues even at busy times (spring weekend)—there are regular ticket machines to buy the tickets and you can pay by card. There are toilets on both ends of the trip. At the top the paths are well marked, so if you want to go explore the park and hill there are many options. And, if you want to walk back down and do it all over again, you can too.

Must visit try in both season summer and winter. Chairlift experience is amazing. Natural View from both side.

Very nice trip coming down from the hills (we took the Gyermekvasut up there). Such a calm and relaxing way to travel down over the rolling hills, treetops and even through someone’s backyard! Highly recommended if looking for a different kind of urban transport experience.

Amazing ride, I would recommend everyone to take the Chairlift even if you're fit enough to walk it. At 1600 HUF for a return ticket, I think it's the cheapest Chairlift I've ever used, and you get a Full 14 minute journey each way. It was so quiet thus morning, just the creak of the cables and the sound of birdsong as I ascended. I had gone in the morning to visit Elizabeth Lookout, but in the afternoon I did a second trip just to enjoy another 28 minute ride there and back. Only thing I'd say is I was there at opening time 10.00am, and with only two ticket machines and a queue of people, it took a while to clear. I think you're better off coming at 10.30 and the queues will have gone. Quite amazing to see how the Chairlift route cuts through several people's gardens, and they've had to cut trees/hedges so it doesn't interfer with the journey.

A unique experience which should not be missed! I suggest walking up the hill, approx 1 hour, markings all the way up, for then to catch the chairlift down. Well worth it, an absolute must for all visiting Budapest. Its very easy catching the bus to the start of the hike, Google Maps will tell you which one to take. Tip; Download the Budapest Go app to buy tickets for transport in Budapest.