Hungary’s Minister of Transport, Dávid Vitézy, has warned that a DJ show planned by Balázs Sebestyén at the Sziget festival site could cause significant traffic disruptions. Anticipating a crowd of 65,000 attendees, Vitézy estimates travel times to the event could be 5-6 hours. He compared the expected congestion to that of a sold-out Puskás Stadium soccer match, but without the benefit of the city’s metro line number 2 for transport. The warning suggests potential gridlock as large numbers attempt to reach the venue. Authorities are preparing for substantial traffic management challenges. The event’s scale necessitates careful planning to mitigate the impact on Budapest’s transportation network. Residents and attendees are advised to anticipate and prepare for significant delays.