Budapest Airport (BUD) Train & Subway Services

> ~ NOTE: TERMINAL 1 IS CLOSED ~ <

While there is no direct Budapest Airport train to Terminal 2, the Train + 200E Bus COMBO is almost as easy.

The route below operates via the now-closed Terminal 1 (the references to Terminal 1 are intentional!).

FROM THE AIRPORT

Via KÅ‘bánya-Kispest Metro Station:

• Go to the bus stop halfway between Terminals 2A or 2B,  on the Arrivals level
• Take the 200E Bus to the KÅ‘bánya-Kispest Metro Station
• Take the Metro to your final destination (Blue Line)
• The best place to get off is Deák tér Station (15-20 minutes): all 3 Metro lines meet here, also a tram/bus interchange

Via Ferihegy Railway Station:

• Go to the bus stop halfway between Terminals 2A or 2B,  on the Arrivals level
• Take the 200E Bus to Terminal 1
• A short 200 metre pedestrian path goes from Terminal 1 to the Ferihegy Railway Station - walk along this path
• Take the Ferihegy Train to the Budapest Nyugati Railway Station (25 minutes)

TO THE AIRPORT

Via KÅ‘bánya-Kispest Metro Station:

• Take the Metro to KÅ‘bánya-Kispest Metro Station, the last stop on the M3 (Blue Line)
• Follow the signs to the bus stop
• Take the 200E Bus to Terminal 2A or 2B

Via Ferihegy Railway Station:

• Start at the Budapest Nyugati Railway Station 
• Take the Ferihegy Train to Ferihegy Railway Station
• The two platforms of the Ferihegy Railway Station are connected via a pedestrian footbridge (equipped with lifts above the clearway) - walk over this footbridge
• A short 200 metre pedestrian path goes from the Ferihegy Railway Station to Terminal 1 - walk along this path
• Wait at the designated bus stop at Terminal 1
• Take the 200E Bus to Terminal 2A or 2B

Notes:

• The 200E Bus stops at both Ferihegy Railway Station and KÅ‘bánya-Kispest Metro Station
• 200E Route and Terminals Map     (a rather helpful visual!)
• Buses run every 8-12 minutes in the daytime, and every 15-20 minutes in the evening
• Bus 200E runs between 04:00 to 23:00
• For late night service, please see the Buses and Coaches page    

Tip: if you make your connection at Ferihegy, and have time, try to see if you are able to spot any of Terminal 1's historic and restored modernism architecture.