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Weekend trips from Budapest to Chicago and Kansas City

Cheap flights and trip ideas from Budapest to Chicago and Kansas City (United States) — live prices, flexible dates, instant booking. The cheapest deal right now starts from 92,101 HUF.

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Cheapest right now: Chicago, United States92,101 HUF

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Chicago, United Statescheap flights
Stunning view of Chicago's skyline with Lake Michigan on a clear day featuring iconic skyscrapers.

Chicago

United States · CHI

10/05/2026One-way price
One-way price92,101 HUF
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Kansas City, United Statescheap flights
Wide-angle shot of Kansas City's skyline with clear blue skies and vibrant green foreground.

Kansas City

United States · MKC

08/26/2026One-way price
One-way price213,115 HUF
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How many destinations are listed for Chicago and Kansas City?

We currently track 2 routes to Chicago and Kansas City with direct flights from Budapest, and prices update automatically.

Are the flights to Chicago and Kansas City direct?

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What's the cheapest round-trip deal to Chicago and Kansas City right now?

The cheapest round trip currently starts from 92,101 HUF — prices change frequently, so check the calendar below for other dates.

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