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Decathlon Budapest

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  • 03-02-2010 11:45am
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    boxty
    Registered Users Posts: 79 ✭✭


    Lads,

    Like a lot of other posters here, I like to visit Decathlon whenever the opportunity arises. I'm going to be in Budapest in a few weeks and would like to pick up a few things, however, I'm finding it tricky to get driections to the various stores in Budapest (Google maps indicates there are 3 or 4 within 20km, the Hungarian website doesn't appear to hae an English language option). Has anyone ever been to a Decathlon in Budapest and if so was it easy to get to using public transport?

    Any info is appreciated.

    Thanks

    On a side note, I visited the decathlon uk website earlier and it states that they now offer online shopping to all of the UK now and hope to extend it to Northen Ireland soon, so maybe the Republic could be next.
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    blorg
    Registered Users Posts: 15,989 ✭✭✭✭blorg


    To be honest Decathlon is no cheaper than the plethora of internet retailers out there, I don't fully understand the fascination.


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    bbosco
    Registered Users Posts: 289 ✭✭bbosco


    I was in Decathlon in Warsaw recently and found nothing in there that stood out as better value than CRC/PBK/Wiggle and so on.
    Sorry that doesn't really answer the OP's question though...:)


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    leftism
    Registered Users Posts: 518 ✭✭✭leftism


    Decathlon in Budapest is out on the big Sziget island (Szigethalom) if i remember correctly. The Danube splits in two in Budapest and rejoins together about 50km downstream of the city. The island which sits in the middle of the two Danubes is call Sziget (actually there are a couple Szigets but this is the biggest), and there is a bunch of retail outlets and shops here. Its kind of on the road to the airport if you're in the city centre. Not sure of the bus or tram number but i'd be sure there is one heading in that direction.

    Sorry i can't give you more directions. Its been 2 years since i was in Budapest...


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    Jawgap
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    According to the "Turbine" we'll soon have one of our own in Dublin.....

    http://www.tribune.ie/business/news/article/2010/jan/31/le-sport-french-games-village-for-dublin/


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