Free tickets

Admission to the Experience Centre is free for children under 3 years of age, over 70 years of age, disabled persons and their carers. 

Free tickets will be issued on a first-come, first-served basis at the box office upon presentation of a discount card and photo ID.
The free ticket is not valid for screenings in the CODE Digital Experience Centre Studio.

Admission info

When purchasing a CODE ticket, the ticket grants single entry and is valid for a duration of 2 hours within the CODE exhibition spaces. During this period, visitors have free access to the exhibition areas, except the Studio.

A separate ticket (STUDIO ticket) is required for screenings held in the Studio. The Studio ticket grants access to one screening.

Free Admission for Persons with Disabilities*

Persons with disabilities and their accompanying persons (one per eligible individual) are entitled to free admission under the following conditions:

– Holders of a valid photo ID issued by the National Association of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing;

– Members of the Hungarian Association of Hungarian Cochlear Implanted People (MACIE) holding a valid membership card along with a photo ID;

– Holders of a valid photo ID issued by the Hungarian Federation of the Blind and Partially Sighted;

– Holders of a valid photo ID issued by the National Federation of (Physically) Disabled Persons' Associations; 

– Members of the National Association of Autists (AOSZ) holding a membership card with a photo ID;

– Holders of an official certificate issued by the Hungarian State Treasury (MÁK) confirming receipt of disability benefit (along with proof of identity);

– Members of ÉFOÉSZ (Association for People with Mental Disabilities) holding a membership card, provided they can verify their identity (this benefit does not apply to supporting members)

* a person with a disability is defined by law as a person who has a long-term or permanent sensory, communication, physical, intellectual or psychosocial impairment, or any combination of these, which, in interaction with environmental, social and other significant barriers, limits or prevents effective and equal participation in society.