Therme Bucharest Tickets – Current Prices & Packages

When planning your visit to Therme Bucharest, it’s important to choose the right ticket and keep a few details in mind to make the most of your experience.

Therme has three main areas: Galaxy (family fun and slides), The Palm (tropical pools and gardens), and Elysium (premium saunas and wellness). Tickets to The Palm also include access to Galaxy, while tickets to Elysium include access to both The Palm and Galaxy. This means the higher the zone you choose, the more experiences you unlock.

Tickets are available for 3 hours, 4.5 hours, or a full day. Shorter options are great for a quick escape, while full-day passes allow you to enjoy everything at a relaxed pace.

Children under 14 years old can only access the Galaxy Zone. Access to The Palm and Elysium zones is limited to visitors aged 14+, with the exception of children up to 3 years old, who may enter The Palm if accompanied by a parent.

• Swimwear is required in all pools and water areas. Guests must wear appropriate swimwear; nudity is strictly prohibited.
• Towels and slippers are mandatory in all areas, except in changing rooms. Guests should bring their own or rent them on-site.
• Outside food and beverages are not permitted within the complex. Guests are encouraged to use the on-site restaurants and bars.
• Lockers are available for storing personal items. Therme Bucharest is not responsible for any lost or stolen items.
• Guests with certain medical conditions, such as heart problems, skin diseases, or open wounds, are advised not to use the thermal pools or saunas. Pregnant women should consult a doctor before using the facilities.
• Pets are not permitted within the premises.
• Aggressive behavior, loud noise, and disruptive conduct are not tolerated. Guests are expected to maintain a respectful and peaceful environment.
• Smoking is permitted only in designated outdoor areas. Smoking is strictly prohibited in all indoor areas, including pools and saunas.
• Photography and video recording are allowed only in designated areas. Guests should respect the privacy of others and avoid taking photos in changing rooms and restrooms. Mobile phones, cameras, and other recording devices are not allowed inside the pools, slides, or saunas.
• Guests must present a valid ticket upon entry. Re-entry is allowed only with a valid ticket. The complex reserves the right to refuse entry or remove guests who do not comply with the rules.

• Arrive early on weekends or holidays to avoid crowds.
• Lockers are available on site for your belongings — handy if you’re planning to swim and relax worry-free.
• Consider bringing your own towels and slippers to save on rental costs.
• Don’t forget to check the schedule of sauna rituals and activities if you’re visiting Elysium — you won’t want to miss them.
• Some Therme Bucharest tickets include skip-the-line entry, saving you time at the entrance — especially on weekends and holidays.
• Some tickets also include transfers from Bucharest or combo tours with other attractions such as the Palace of Parliament or Slănic Salt Mine, giving you even more ways to enjoy your trip.

Therme București is open 365 days a year, including public holidays. The operating hours are:

• Monday to Thursday: 10:00 – 23:00
• Friday and Saturday: 09:00 – 00:00
• Sunday: 09:00 – 23:00

Please note that the last admission is 30 minutes before closing time. To ensure a relaxed experience, it’s recommended to arrive early, especially on weekends.

Visiting Therme București is easy with multiple transport options.

• By Bus
  Line 442 STB connects central Bucharest with Therme, stopping at key points including Piaţa Presei Libere, Bd. Mărăşti, Şos. București-Ploiești, DN1, and Henri Coandă Airport. The return route stops at Therme București, Complex Comercial DN1 Value Center, DN1, Henri Coandă Airport, Şos. București-Ploiești, Bd. Mărăşti, and Piaţa Presei Libere. You can check the schedule and stops for line 442 before your trip. Please note that the Therme free shuttle bus is no longer in operation.
• By Car
  Therme is located just outside Bucharest and is easily reachable by car. The drive typically takes around 30–40 minutes depending on traffic. Paid parking is available on-site, allowing you to relax without worrying about your vehicle.
• Transfer Options in Packages
  Many ticket packages offer optional transfer from Bucharest, making your visit even more convenient. These transfers pick you up from central locations and drop you off directly at Therme, so you can enjoy the spa and pools without the hassle of driving or navigating public transport.

Best Time of Year to Visit

• Spring to Autumn (April–September): These months offer the most favorable weather, especially for enjoying the outdoor pools and the urban beach. However, this period also sees the highest number of visitors.
• Winter (October–March): While the weather is cooler, the spa’s indoor facilities remain open, and the crowds are thinner, providing a more relaxed experience.
  

Best Time of Day to Visit

• Morning (Opening Time): Arriving right when Therme opens allows you to enjoy the facilities before the crowds arrive. This is particularly beneficial for capturing photos without many people in the background.
• Afternoon to Evening: These hours tend to be busier, especially on weekends. Visitor numbers peak during these times, leading to longer wait times and more crowded areas.

Weekday vs. Weekend

• Weekdays (Monday–Thursday): Generally less crowded, offering a more serene and enjoyable experience. Ticket prices are also lower during these days.
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• Weekends (Friday–Sunday): Expect higher visitor numbers, especially in the afternoon and evening. This can lead to a more vibrant atmosphere but may detract from the relaxing experience.

The Galaxy and The Palm zones are located on the ground level (Level 0) and generally offer access for wheelchair users and people with mobility issues. There are washrooms in those areas that are designed to support visitors who need accessibility features.

The Elysium zone is on an upper level and is not accessible for wheelchairs. This applies to both movement around the zone and many of its facilities such as saunas, treatment rooms, etc.

On arrival, you receive an RFID bracelet that acts as your access pass, locker key, and payment method. Everything from food and drinks to extras can be charged to it and settled when you leave.

• There is free Wi-Fi throughout the complex so you can stay connected.
• Changing rooms are spacious and available in each zone. You’ll find showers, bathrooms, changing cabins.
• Lockers are provided where you can safely store small personal items. The locker number is linked to your bracelet.
• For larger luggage or items too big for lockers, there is a luggage storage room.
• First aid services are available in each of the three zones.
• There are shops on site — if you forget swimwear, slippers, floaties, goggles, etc., you can buy them. Also you can rent towels/robes.

Restaurant Options

• The Mango Tree (Elysium) offers a fusion “creative Thai-cuisine” style dining à la carte. You’ll find dishes like shrimp bisque, red curry, lobster risotto, and vegan desserts made with mango and coconut.
• Humboldt Restaurant (The Palm) is a large, upscale dining concept inspired by the explorer Alexander von Humboldt. It includes multiple cuisine corners (Asian/Sushi, Mediterranean/Fish & Seafood, American Steak & Burgers) and live-cooking stations. The setting is lavish, with exotic plants, natural light, and indoor + terrace spaces.
• Greens Restaurant is more family-friendly, offering a relaxed atmosphere among palm trees, with a variety of dishes: salads, grilled fish, rotisserie, BBQ wings, fresh desserts, ice cream, etc. Good if you want something more casual.

Cafés & Light Refreshments

• There is a Well Café in the Elysium zone, which serves smoothies, natural juices, specialty coffee, drinks with electrolytes, and things meant to hydrate and refresh.
• Alongside the restaurants, there are pool bars, fast-food style food counters, display windows with quick bites and desserts. Prices are higher than regular restaurants, but the convenience is part of the experience.