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Summer Attractions Are Getting More Expensive, but Families Can Still Save
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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First reported by Walla · Jun 16, 2026
What happened
A C14 price check found that many Israeli summer attractions have become more expensive for 2026, with some tickets approaching 150 shekels per person. The report says families can still save large sums by buying through consumer clubs instead of at the gate.
- 01Many Israeli family attractions are more expensive in summer 2026.
- 02Tickets at major sites are nearing 150 shekels per person.
- 03Consumer clubs can cut admission costs by tens of shekels, sometimes by half.
- 04A family of four can spend about 600 shekels on entry alone.
- 05Experts recommend comparing offers and buying tickets in advance.
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