Facilities
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Practical information
Everything you need to know for a carefree day at Puy du Fou España: how to plan your day, what the park arranges for visitors with a disability and what you are better off leaving at home.
Planning your day
In the free Puy du Fou España app you can see the day programme 72 hours in advance. The app guides you around the park, shows nearby restaurants and facilities and has a live translation of the shows in English and French. Bring headphones. You also get a visitor guide at the entrance.
With the Emotion Pass (€ 25 per person per day, as of November 2026) you get quick entry to the daytime shows up to 10 minutes before they start and a preferred seat in the stands, once per show. It is not valid for El Sueño de Toledo.


Accessibility
Visitors with a disability get the Accessibility Pass free of charge at the park's ticket office on presentation of a disability certificate. It gives you priority at the big shows and an adapted seat, and one companion may come along.
According to the park, the paths, toilets and restaurants are adapted. The accessible parking spaces are marked in blue and are closest to the entrance.
With children
Children under 3 get in free; minors must come with a family member or another adult. According to the park, the shows are suitable for families. Pushchairs are preferably left outside the stands, in the designated areas. For children there are the Miguelillo and Luciérnagas playgrounds, El Taller de Don Serapio and the farm La Granja de Isidro.

Dogs
Pets are not allowed in the park, except guide dogs.
Smoking
Smoking and vaping are only allowed in the designated areas.
What is not allowed
Weapons, sharp objects, aerosol cans, drones, toy weapons, alcohol and cool boxes are not allowed. Historical costumes are not permitted either.

Parking and coming and going
You can park at the park. With Preferential Parking (paid) you park under cover and closer to the entrance, so you can get away faster. Want to leave the park for a while? You get a stamp on your forearm or show your ticket; when you return you show it again. Your bag may be checked at the entrance.






