Comments on: Club White Angel Budapest

By: Sheewer

Sheewer — Sat, 12 Nov 2011 21:40:54 +0000

I’m a local guy and can only tell you that the story is a bit more compilcated. White Angel, Bed Beach, and the others on the island are just owned by one group (well, say person instead). Depending on the decision of them, you might get real spirit, sometimes even more than you’ve ordered. But the decision changes week by week, whether it’s VIP or not, the actual time, the number of the audience… Last time I’ve ordered bacardi-coke in VIP, since I knew they’re offering only water full of sugar with vodka downstairs and I’m fed up with that. After having refilled it since it tasted like just sugar again, the girl poured literally 6 cents of a “new” bottle, thus I should have had some 8-9cents of bacardi. It tasted like there’s only one.

After all, they’re maximizing profit. This can be done only if the chance that you’ll be back next week is high. Sometimes they give you more, or just make you dance to enjoy the party and do not get too drunk…

One thing to add: their prices have NOT changed in the last 7 years, while the official inflation has been around 4% each year (and even more when you want to buy anything in the shops). These places were a bit expensive that time, nowadays it’s around the average. That’s how they can do it.

To be on the safe side: order a champagne downstairs. Get a bottled beer. Or just go for a coke. These are always real.

By: Korhan

Korhan — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 23:16:18 +0000

How can I lean if White Angel is open for 22-24 April weekend? or when is going to be the next party?

By: Sabine

Sabine — Sun, 10 Apr 2011 12:48:44 +0000

Thank you for your interesting article about the White Angel Club in Budapest. Yesterday was a television broadcast from this Club at Austrian Servus TV with three-hour DJ Set. It’s interesting to get such scam information about this Club at your blog. I was plenty of times in Budapest because it’s a great city but my last journey was a bad trip. My travel bag was stolen on the train on the way to Budapest. So not only keep an eye on your drinks but also watch like a hawk if you travel by train there.

By: Live Long, Die Young

Live Long, Die Young — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 20:31:14 +0000

Thanks for the info! There are a ton of scam artists in Budapest which is unfortunate since its a great city. I’ll keep away from this club but make sure to visit the other ones you recommend.

Cheers,
Rob