Weekend trips from Budapest to Las Vegas and Los Angeles
Cheap flights and trip ideas from Budapest to Las Vegas and Los Angeles (United States) — live prices, flexible dates, instant booking. The cheapest deal right now starts from 127,118 HUF.
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Las Vegas
United States · LAS
Los Angeles
United States · LAX
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Good to know about these destinations
- Average temperature this month
- 23–29°C depending on the destination
- Distance from Budapest
- 9,657–9,998 km depending on the destination
- Entry requirements
- an electronic travel authorization must be arranged in advance
- Current price range
- Right now Las Vegas is the cheapest (127,118 HUF), Los Angeles the most expensive (165,289 HUF).
Visa rules can change — always verify with official sources before you travel.
Frequently asked questions
How many destinations are listed for Las Vegas and Los Angeles?
We currently track 2 routes to Las Vegas and Los Angeles with direct flights from Budapest, and prices update automatically.
Are the flights to Las Vegas and Los Angeles direct?
Yes — fridayjet only lists direct flights from Budapest, so every route shown here skips layovers.
What's the cheapest round-trip deal to Las Vegas and Los Angeles right now?
Las Vegas currently has the cheapest round trip, starting from 127,118 HUF — prices change frequently, so check the calendar below for other dates.
What's the weather like at Las Vegas and Los Angeles this month?
This month's average temperature is 23–29°C depending on the destination — check each destination's own page for a detailed forecast.
How often do the prices refresh?
Prices refresh continuously in the background, so what you see here reflects live availability rather than a cached snapshot.