Pilisvörösvár (Shivabenstube Restaurant) Puss Laci (Pigsty) Budapest (Music Conservatory or Circus Tent) Budapest (Óbuda Square) Mogyoród (Astra Filmstudios) Budapest (Széchenyi Thermal Bath) This season's first Detour was a choice between קרקס (Qerqes – Circus) or ואלס (Vales – Waltz). In Circus, teams had to perform circus acts. One team member had to walk on a tightrope, and the other team member had to balance on a board placed on a wheel to receive their next clue. In Waltz, teams had to learn and perform a waltz for a panel of judges with teams needing to score at least 20 points to receive their next clue. In this season's first Roadblock, one team member would be slowly lowered into a vat of water with their hands and feet secured by iron chains much like Hungarian escape artist Harry Houdini and had to escape by finding the correct keys from a set of keys to unlock their shackles and receive their next clue. Additional tasks At Teddy Stadium, teams had to retrieve the key for their vehicle by untangling a pile of ropes. They then had to climb rope ladders to reach a platform suspended by a crane, where their car was sitting, and enter the car. After honking the horn, teams would be lowered to the ground and would receive their next clue. At Wadi Shiqma, teams had to listen to a series of songs performed by a choir, three of which would reference a specific color. After recognizing the colors, red, white, and green (the colors of the flag of Hungary), they had to search for three balls with the three colors among a field full of balls. The correct colored balls had numbers on them (3, 6, 7), and teams could use them to unlock a box in their car containing their next clue, which directed teams to Ben Gurion Airport and had tickets to their first destination: Budapest. The first five teams to check-in and give the tickets to Ron Shahar would be on the first flight from Tel Aviv to Budapest, and the next five teams would be on the second flight. The last team to arrive would be eliminated. At the restaurant in Pilisvörösvár, while sharing only one glass of water per team, teams had to eat a bowl of spicy goulash to receive their next clue. They would then vote for the team they wished