scheduleDuration
10 Minutes
10 Minutes Freestyle Jet Ski — Near Budapest
14 000 Ft~EUR 40 / rider
One rider per ski — the SuperJet has no seat and takes no passenger. Cheapest ski on the list, and the hardest to ride.
Independent— Basic experience required
groupMax riders
Up to 10 riders
infoRestrictions
No licence and no prior experience required — the operator takes complete beginners and briefs you first. Be realistic about what a stand-up ski is, though: you balance on it rather than sit, most first-timers fall repeatedly, and ten minutes is a short window to get the hang of it. If you want to be riding rather than remounting, book the sit-down Spark instead. Riders may go out alone from age 16; under 16 needs an adult, which the stand-up cannot carry — the sit-down skis can. Riding is confined to the marked closed course. Season: early June to the end of September, daily — weekdays 10:00–20:00, weekends 09:00–20:00. Entry to the Fundy Fun Park is charged separately at the gate by the park operator (adult 2,000 Ft weekdays / 3,000 Ft weekends; ages 6–14 1,000 / 1,500 Ft; under 6 free). Ask at the gate for the discounted 2-hour sport ticket — Jet-Park guests get 50% off.
location_onLocation
Near Budapest
Jet-Park Fundy Tó, Gyál (GPS 47.363878, 19.221192)
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The hardest ski on the lake and the one that actually feels like a sport — a Yamaha SuperJet you ride standing up, with no seat to fall back onto. Ten minutes, one rider, briefing first. Expect to spend some of it swimming.
What's Included
- 10 minutes of ride time on a Yamaha SuperJet stand-up ski
- Pre-ride instruction and course safety briefing
- Life vest
- GoPro mount on the ski (bring your own camera)
What to Bring
- Swimwear
- Towel
- Sunscreen
- GoPro if you want footage
14 000 Ft/ rider