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'We Daad Budapest', A38 Ship, 5 November

• 21 Sep 2021 4:38 PM

We can’t go back to this summer’s Dadpuszta, but we can try and reawaken some of our favorite Dome moments together with this musical delicacy and in your much-much missed company! Let’s get together on the A38 on November 5!

Early bird tickets will be available on the A38 website from September 27.

Tickets: 
Fanatik: 4500 HUF
Regular: 5000 HUF
On the spot: 5500 HUF

In accordance with the current legislation, the event can only be visited with a Hungarian Immunity Certificate card / EESZT application or an EU Covid Certificate presenting a valid ID card or passport.

If you don’t have a valid immunity certificate we can’t let you in, even if you have purchased a ticket. In this scenario we can’t return the ticket price.

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