Terms & Conditions A-Ballet
Proposed effective date: 12 November 2026 — Draft for legal review
1. Service Provider
A-Ballet School services purchased directly through www.worldaballet.com are provided and invoiced by:
Aliya Tanykpayeva e.v.
Registered address: 1024 Budapest, Margit körút 61–63, Hungary
Individual entrepreneur registration number: 58947311
Tax number: 49171002-1-41
Email: worldaballet@gmail.com
Telephone: +36 70 563 7319
Website: www.worldaballet.com
School services offered by this provider are sold to private individuals. Customers requiring an invoice issued to a company or organisation should contact A-Ballet before purchase.
2. Website Operator and Other Organisers
The website and A-Ballet brand are operated by:
Aliya Art Kft.
Registered office: 1024 Budapest, Margit körút 61–63, Hungary
Company registration number: 01-09-401411
Tax number: 27869875-2-41
The website operator is not automatically the contractual provider of every service sold on the website.
Performances, ticket sales, merchandise and artistic projects may be offered by a different identified seller or organiser. The relevant contracting entity, final price and applicable terms must be disclosed before the customer completes a purchase.
3. Scope
These Terms govern A-Ballet School services purchased directly from A-Ballet, including trial lessons, single lessons, children's and adults' class packages, private lessons, workshops, online classes and other educational services, where offered.
The A-Ballet School Rules form part of the contract for School services.
Ticket purchases, stage participation and other separately regulated activities may additionally be governed by specific terms. In case of a conflict, the more specific terms govern the relevant activity, subject to mandatory consumer law.
4. Contract Formation
Customers select the service or package, provide the requested information, choose any available date and schedule, review the final price and terms, and complete the booking or purchase.
Before submitting a binding order, customers can review and correct their information.
The contract is formed when the booking or purchase is accepted and electronically confirmed.
For minors, the purchase, registration and acceptance of the applicable terms must be completed by a parent or legally authorised guardian.
The available contractual languages are English and Hungarian.
5. Prices, Payments and Invoices
The total price and any mandatory charges are displayed before the customer becomes bound to pay.
Payments are processed through the payment methods and providers available at checkout. A-Ballet does not retain complete payment card details.
The applicable contracting service provider issues invoices or receipts in accordance with Hungarian law.
No recurring payment is created by a fixed-term, one-time class package unless this has been expressly stated and accepted before purchase.
6. Trial and Single Lessons
Trial and single lessons are booked for specific class dates or times and are subject to availability and the School's booking and cancellation rules.
Where a booking qualifies as a leisure service on a specified date or period under Section 29(1)(l) of Government Decree 45/2014 (II.26.), the statutory 14-day withdrawal right does not apply.
This does not affect statutory remedies where A-Ballet fails to provide the purchased service.
7. Children's Class Packages
Children's class packages provide a specified number of lessons during the validity period shown at purchase.
The customer selects a package start date and an available group schedule. Lessons are automatically booked according to that schedule and the package's booking conditions.
The selected dates, group capacity and validity period are essential features of the package.
A package does not grant unlimited attendance, and unused lessons normally expire at the end of the stated period, subject to mandatory statutory rights and any extension granted by the School.
Where a children's package qualifies as a leisure service to be provided during a specified contractual period within Section 29(1)(l) of Government Decree 45/2014 (II.26.), the statutory 14-day withdrawal right is excluded. The School will not rely on this exception where its legal requirements are not met.
8. Adults' Class Packages
Adults' class packages provide a specified number of lessons during the validity period shown at purchase.
Adult students may choose from eligible adult classes of the appropriate level and book available places individually through the booking system.
A package provides a discounted price for the specified number of lessons, but it does not constitute unlimited attendance or guarantee a place in every class unless expressly stated.
Because individual class dates may remain flexible, the applicable statutory 14-day withdrawal right is preserved unless a specific legal exception applies.
9. Package Start Date and Validity
The package starts on the selected contractual start date and ends on the expiry date shown in the purchase confirmation.
Purchasing a package does not automatically mean that every lesson in the package has already been performed.
Changes to individual bookings do not automatically extend the overall package validity period.
Any exceptional extension must be approved by the School and confirmed to the customer.
10. Cancellation of Individual Lessons
An individual lesson may be cancelled or rescheduled through the customer's account at least 24 hours before the scheduled start, subject to the package rules, availability and the validity period.
A lesson cancelled less than 24 hours before its scheduled start, or missed without timely cancellation, may be counted as used.
Illness, injury and other exceptional circumstances may be considered individually following a written request.
Any rights that cannot legally be excluded remain unaffected.
11. Statutory Withdrawal and Early Performance
For service contracts concluded at a distance, consumers generally have a statutory 14-day right of withdrawal or termination from the date of conclusion of the contract, unless a statutory exception applies.
Section 29(1)(l) of Hungarian Government Decree 45/2014 (II.26.) excludes that right for qualifying leisure services to be provided on a specified date or within a specified contractual period.
For contracts where the statutory right applies, the customer may exercise it by an unambiguous statement sent by email or through the School's online withdrawal function.
Where the customer expressly requests the commencement of services during the withdrawal period, and the applicable legal information and formalities have been satisfied, the customer may be required to pay a proportionate amount for services already provided before termination.
Where the statutory conditions are not satisfied, the School will not deduct charges that Hungarian consumer law prohibits it from retaining.
Once a service has been fully performed, the statutory right may be lost only where all applicable legal conditions are met.
The selected package start date, the commencement of bookings and the 24-hour cancellation policy do not, by themselves, extinguish an otherwise applicable statutory withdrawal right.
12. Package Cancellation, Illness and Exceptional Refunds
Where a package is lawfully exempt from the statutory withdrawal right, cancellation for personal convenience does not give an automatic entitlement to a refund.
In cases of prolonged illness, injury or serious family circumstances preventing participation for a substantial part of the package period, the customer may submit a written request with reasonable supporting information where necessary.
A-Ballet may offer a suitable extension, credit, transfer to another available group, or a partial refund according to the circumstances.
Any voluntary partial refund will normally take account of the price paid, the total number of included lessons and the lessons already provided or validly counted as used under the applicable booking rules.
The School will seek to minimise collection of sensitive medical information and will not routinely require detailed diagnoses.
These discretionary arrangements do not limit mandatory consumer rights.
13. Cancellation or Changes by A-Ballet
A-Ballet may reasonably change a teacher, class time, studio or schedule where necessary.
If a material change prevents delivery of the agreed service, the School will offer an appropriate solution such as a replacement class, rescheduling, credit or refund as required by applicable law.
If A-Ballet cancels a paid service and cannot provide a lawful and reasonable substitute, the customer's mandatory remedies remain available.
14. Health and Safety
Ballet and dance are physical activities involving inherent movement-related risks.
Participants must follow instructors' reasonable safety directions and inform the instructor of restrictions relevant to safe participation.
A parent or guardian must provide appropriate supervision outside the hours or areas where the School has accepted responsibility for the child.
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability for personal injury, damage to health, death, or other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.
15. Children's Participation and Guardianship
Parents and guardians are responsible for providing accurate registration and emergency contact details and informing the School of circumstances relevant to their child's safety.
Participation in public performances may require separate registration, rehearsals, parental permissions and any notifications or authorisations required by Hungarian law.
No child may participate where mandatory legal requirements for the performance have not been satisfied.
16. Performance and Production Fee
Participation in an A-Ballet School performance is voluntary and may be subject to a separate Performance & Production Fee.
The amount, payment deadline, organiser, scope of participation and relevant conditions are announced separately for each production before the family accepts the obligation.
The fee may contribute to costumes, props, stage facilities, technical services, rehearsals, production staff and other production costs.
It is charged per participating student per production where specified and is not a compulsory annual school fee.
Payment alone does not guarantee a particular role, casting or stage position.
Participation is also subject to separate Performance Participation Terms & Media Authorisation.
17. Photography, Video and Intellectual Property
Ordinary School classes may be photographed or recorded for legitimate operational purposes in accordance with the Privacy Policy and applicable law.
Identifiable photographs and recordings used for optional promotional purposes will be subject to the appropriate legal basis and any required consent.
Separate promotional media consent is not a condition of attending ordinary classes.
Stage productions may involve essential professional recording, publication and promotion. Any necessary permissions, performer authorisations and media arrangements must be specified in separate performance participation terms before participation.
A-Ballet materials, original choreography, logos, photographs, texts and recordings remain protected by applicable intellectual property law. Third-party rights remain with their respective owners.
18. Online Classes and Technical Requirements
Where online classes are offered, customers are responsible for suitable equipment, internet access and joining the specified platform.
Technical problems attributable to the School will be addressed through an appropriate alternative or remedy in accordance with applicable law.
Customer-side technical difficulties do not automatically establish a refund entitlement, without prejudice to mandatory consumer protections.
19. Personal Data
Personal data is processed in accordance with the A-Ballet Privacy Policy and applicable data protection law.
Booking, payment, invoicing and communication services may involve external providers such as Wix, payment processors, invoicing platforms and authorised email automation services.
The Privacy Policy provides information on purposes, legal bases, recipients, retention periods and data subject rights.
20. Complaints and Consumer Conciliation
Complaints may be submitted to:
Aliya Tanykpayeva e.v.
1024 Budapest, Margit körút 61–63, Hungary
worldaballet@gmail.com
+36 70 563 7319
Written consumer complaints will be answered within the period required by Hungarian law, generally 30 days.
Where a complaint cannot be resolved directly, consumers may seek assistance from the competent Hungarian consumer conciliation body (Békéltető Testület).
For Budapest: Budapesti Békéltető Testület — https://bekeltet.bkik.hu/
Where legally required, the School will provide further dispute resolution information in its complaint response.
21. Applicable Law and Changes
These Terms are governed by applicable Hungarian law and European Union consumer protection law.
Nothing in these Terms restricts mandatory statutory consumer rights or applicable jurisdiction protections.
The School may update these Terms prospectively. The version applicable to an existing purchase remains the version governing that purchase, except where a mandatory legal requirement dictates otherwise.
22. Contract Confirmation and Contact
Customers receive an electronic confirmation of their purchase or booking.
Applicable contractual information will be provided on a durable medium, such as an email containing the terms or an attached copy, where required by law.
Questions, withdrawal notices and other written requests may be sent to:
A-Ballet — www.worldaballet.com