Is Puy du Fou open in winter?
No, Puy du Fou is not open during the winter months. It usually opens in April and closes in early November.Is Puy du Fou open year round?
The Puy du Fou is open from April to November. We take advantage of this time to prepare the costumes, the rehearsals, the new shows, so that you can always enjoy exceptional stage experiences. The doors of the Puy du Fou are open from 9.30 am.Are theme parks open in winter?
However, during winter months, visitor numbers typically decline sharply as most people would rather stay indoors keeping away from snow and ice. As a result, many theme parks take advantage of this seasonal lull by closing their doors until warmer weather arrives.When to visit Puy du Fou?
Any time is a good time to come to the Puy du Fou! Each month has its own specificity, and it's up to you to choose the right period to make the most of your visit and live the Puy du Fou experience as you wish. The first months of the season, April and May, are perfect for nature-lovers!How many days do you need in Puy du Fou?
If you would like to follow a balanced schedule and spread the experiences evenly across two days, plan the following for each day: 3 or 4 main shows, 2 immersive adventures, time for a stroll in the period villages, and a walk in the park and in Puy du Fou's centuries-old forest.Puy du Fou
Can you stay at Puy du Fou?
There are 6 themed hotels in Puy du Fou's Cité Nocturne for you to choose from. To discover our hotels, simply select the century you would like to sleep in! See also the short break prices listed under in the Calendar & Prices section. Our hotel reception desks are open 24 hours a day whenever the hotel is open.Does Puy du Fou sell out?
If you do have a car, there is free parking at all the car parks in Puy du Fou. Book ahead! Tickets and hotels sell out far in advance as this is one of the most popular theme parks in Europe.What to wear to Puy du Fou?
Plan your visit to Puy du FouAlso remember to come fully equipped: caps, hats and sunscreen will be essential in very hot weather, whereas an anorak may be needed if the sky turns grey. So dress for the climate in comfortable clothing and choose your most appropriate footwear.
What is the closest airport to Puy du Fou?
Le Puy du Fou is located 1 hour from Nantes Atlantique airport.Which theme park is shutting down after 40 years?
The largest theme park in Wales has closed with immediate effect, after nearly 40 years. Aspro Parks, which owns Oakwood Theme Park in Narberth, Pembrokeshire, said it reached the "difficult decision" due to financial challenges and declining visitor numbers.Why do theme parks close in the winter?
Weather aside, the main reason we close over winter is to maintain our big steel babies. Rides are hard-working pieces of machinery. In a day, a coaster might make hundreds of circuits of the track.What theme parks are open over Christmas?
Christmas Time at UK Theme Parks
- Drayton Manor.
- Sundown Adventure Land.
- Alton Towers.
- Lightwater Valley.
- Gulliver's Kingdom.
Is one day enough for Puy du Fou?
You can certainly spend just one day visiting Puy du Fou, and it will make for an enchanting day out. However, bear in mind that you will need to be organised and unfortunately you won't have time to see everything; you need at least 2 days to enjoy all the shows, adventures and villages.Is parking free at Puy du Fou?
Parking is free in all Puy du Fou car parks. The various parking areas are accessible one hour before Puy du Fou opens and until one hour after closing. Visitors who have booked a stay in Puy du Fou hotels must park directly in the Cité Nocturne car parks.Where to eat at Puy du Fou?
- L'Orangerie.
- L'Echansonnerie.
- La Mijoterie du Roy Henry.
- L'Auberge.
- Le Bistrot.
- L'Orangerie.
- L'Echansonnerie.
- La Mijoterie du Roy Henry.
What does Puy du Fou mean in French?
Pronounced as “pwee doo foo”, Puy du Fou translates loosely into “Hill of the Beech”. “Puy” means “hill”, “du” means “of”, and “fou” typically means “crazy” or “mad” but also carries the meaning of “beech”.Is the Puy du Fou worth it?
Awarded throughout the world for the quality of its shows, Puy du Fou has twice received the title of “Best Park in the World” and its creations are regularly praised by the greatest professionals.Who is the owner of Puy du Fou?
Puy du Fou was founded by Philippe de Villiers, father of the theme park's current president Nicolas de Villiers, in 1978. As one of France's most popular attractions, which welcomes 1.5 million visitors a year, its success is beginning to go global.Can you take your own food to Puy du Fou?
The Puy du Fou RestaurantsOn the evenings of the night shows (Les Noces de Feu and Cinéscénie), most of the restaurants are open (reservation strongly recommended). Picnics are allowed in the park, but only in specially designated areas.
What is the best show at Puy du Fou?
Discover “Le Mime et l'Étoile”, the show that's scooped awards all over the world! On 16 March in Los Angeles, at the prestigious THEA Awards ceremony, Puy du Fou's new show “Le Mime et l'Étoile” was awarded the title of “Best Live Show”, the equivalent of an Oscar for the themed entertainment industry.Is Puy du Fou coming to the UK?
In 2023, Puy du Fou started looking for its first UK site within a 40-mile radius of Oxford. It later said it plans to build the new attraction in Cherwell by the M40, and then held a period of public engagement in July 2024.Is Christmas in the Park open after Christmas?
From then on, the event is open every day through January 1, from noon to 10pm, including Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Where is Christmas in the Park?Which holiday parks are open in December?
Throughout December we also have a selection of parks open for our Winter Wonderland breaks exclusive to Cayton Bay, Trecco Bay, Cherry Tree, Ty Mawr and Warmwell holiday parks. Packed with festive themed activities and events, these breaks are the perfect early December break for the whole family to enjoy!Is Winter Wonderland free entry?
Winter Wonderland ticketsEntry to Winter Wonderland is free during off-peak times, but entry at peak times and access to some activities require a paid-for ticket. Visitors who spend an additional £25 per person on chargeable attractions, rides or games when booking their ticket are entitled to free admission.