Hanukkah shows are coming: how much will tickets cost this year?

Ahead of Hanukkah, the article reviews ticket prices for shows and the additional expenses of a family outing. Consumer clubs offer discounts of tens of percent on shows like "Motek FOREVER" and "HaMaccabim," but the article emphasizes that the total cost includes fuel, parking, food, and souvenirs. An example of a family of four shows savings of 280 shekels on discounted tickets, but the additional expenses total about 285 shekels.

The article examines the costs of a family outing to Hanukkah shows in Israel, focusing on ticket prices and additional expenses. It notes that consumer clubs offer significant discounts on tickets for shows like "Motek FOREVER" (full price 159 shekels, discounted to 39 shekels) and "HaMaccabim" (full price 109 shekels, from 39 shekels). The article calculates an example for a family of four: full-price tickets (109 shekels each) cost 436 shekels, while discounted tickets (39 shekels) cost 156 shekels. Additional expenses – fuel (25 shekels for 40 km), parking (40 shekels), food (120 shekels), and merchandise (100 shekels) – total about 285 shekels. Thus, the total cost with discounted tickets is about 441 shekels, and with full-price tickets about 721 shekels. Sigalit Cohen Baruch, CEO of the consumer club "Shelcha," offers five savings tips: setting a budget in advance, comparing prices, using consumer clubs, considering family packages, and informed consumption.