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Things to know before booking your tickets to Puy du Fou

  • Every Puy du Fou ticket gives you access to all the daytime shows and immersive historical villages. If you're looking to visit the key attractions highlights and get a good feel for the park's offerings, a 1-day ticket is a good choice.
  • Want a smoother show experience? You might like the "Pass Émotion," which gives you reserved seating for the big daytime performances (subject to extra cost).
  • A 2 or 3-day ticket is suitable to really take your time and delve into all the shows and attractions of the park. This lets you wander at your own pace and revisit any favorite shows or villages.
  • If you're also planning to visit the Chambord Castle and its gardens, keep an eye out for combo tickets that include Puy du Fou. It's a great way to experience 2 French treasures for a better price.

Why visit Puy du Fou?

Immersive Shows and Attractions
  • Great family destination: If you're looking for unforgettable family fun, Puy du Fou is your getaway spot. The theme park offers historical storytelling, live performances, kids' play areas, lovely gardens and so much more!
  • Magnificent shows and attractions: Puy du Fou features spectacular re-enactment shows, including fireball displays, swashbuckling re-enactments, chariot races, and sword fights.
  • World-class nighttime show: The Cinéscénie is a must-see when at Puy du Fou. This 2-hour nighttime show features over 2,000 performers, horses, and special effects.
  • Picturesque location: Located in the heart of the Vendée region in France, the park is surrounded by forests, rivers, and lakes, making for a tranquil setting.

Explore Puy du Fou

Le Signe du Triomphe

Le Signe du Triomphe

Step into the heart of the Roman Empire in a massive 6,000-seat Gallo-Roman stadium! Witness thrilling gladiatorial combats, feel the thunder of chariot races, and marvel at daring acrobatics, all brought to life with incredible historical detail.

Les Vikings puy du fou

Les Vikings

Witness the raw power and skill of Viking warriors in an epic invasion! Set in a detailed Viking village amidst towering flames, explosive effects, and stunning illusions, this show features mesmerizing martial arts and displays of seafaring prowess.

The Phantom Bird Dance

Le Bal des Oiseaux Fantômes

Prepare to be enchanted by a breathtaking aerial ballet in a ruined castle! Hundreds of magnificent birds – eagles, falcons, owls, vultures, and more – perform stunning flights and acrobatics high above.

Le Secret de la Lance puy du fou

Le Secret de la Lance

Embark on a grand medieval adventure set during the Hundred Years' War! Follow Marguerite's quest to uncover the secrets of a magical lance. This performance features impressive medieval sword fights, spectacular equestrian jousting, daring acrobatics on horseback.

La Renaissance du Château

La Renaissance du Château

Step back in time within the historic Puy du Fou Château! This immersive show unveils a rediscovered Renaissance masterpiece through stunning sets, authentic costumes, and special effects. Experience the grandeur and artistry of the Renaissance period as if you were truly there.

La Cinéscénie

La Cinéscénie

Experience the world's largest nighttime show! Performed on a massive 23-hectare stage, this spectacular production features over 2,000 actors (mostly volunteers!), 130 horse riders, incredible special effects, hundreds of fireworks, and free-flying drones, all telling a romanticized story of the Vendée region's history.

Plan your visit

Opening Hour

Puy du Fou has different opening hours during different seasons:

  • Special Offer Season: Enjoy the park from 9:30am to 7pm (typically March and October).
  • La Cinéscénie Season: Experience the magic from 9:30am until 9pm (typically June to September).
  • Les Noces de Feu Season: Delight in the extended hours, from 9:30am to 10:30pm (typically April to September).

Best time to visit: Plan your visit between April, May, or September to November. These months boast delightful weather and fewer crowds, ensuring a tranquil and lovely experience as you immerse yourself in the enchanting world of history and spectacle.

Car

By train:

  • Travel to Gare d'Angers Saint-Laud.
  • Travel time: 1 hour 20 minutes.
  • Shuttle service is available thrice daily.

By car:

  • Take the A87 motorway, exit 28.
  • Travel time: approx. 3 hours from Paris/Bordeaux, 2 hours from Poitiers, 1.5 hours from La Baule/La Rochelle, 1 hour from Sables d'Olonnes/Nantes/Angers.
  • On-site parking available.
Restrooms
  • There is a car park available on the premises.
  • Puy du Fou offers shuttle buses from the train station and the airport.
  • Take a food break at one of the several restaurants & bars at the park.
  • Restrooms throughout the theme park.
  • Buy souvenirs from the Bourg Berard's shops at Puy du Fou.
  • There are six themed hotels to stay at when visiting the park.
  • First aid services like doctors and nurses are available throughout the park.
  • There are baby nappy changing facilities and stroller services for a nominal fee.
  • Pay du Fou has free Wi-Fi
  • Self-service locker services are available near the entrance of the park.
  • You can leave your pet dog at the Canine Pension service.
Rules
  • You’re not allowed to wear costumes to Puy du Fou.
  • Personal transportation isn’t allowed within the premises except for mobility assistance vehicles with proof.
  • Weapons including but not limited to blades, box cutters, bombs, explosives, scissors, aerosols/gases) as well as drones, drugs, and drinks and alcoholic beverages are prohibited.
  • Toys resembling firearms are also prohibited. 
  • Children under 14 are to be accompanied by at least 1 adult.
  • Animals/pets with the exception of guide dogs are not allowed on-site.
  • Adhere to all safety instructions presented during shows.
  • Flash photography is not permitted.
  • Filming of shows for any purpose other than private use is prohibited.
  • While there’s no strict dress code, it’s strongly recommended to dress modestly owing to the family-friendly nature of the theme park.
Wheelchairs

For disabled guests:

  • Puy du Fou a train called Colporteuse with priority access for disabled individuals.
  • There’s an accessibility guide available to ensure you’re aware of which sites are steep and are not wheelchair accessible.
  • There are special entrances to certain zones for people with disabilities. 
  • For the nighttime show, there’s a free shuttle service available.
  • Wheelchairs and electric scooters are available for rent.
  • There are special parking spots available for people with disabilities.

For visually impaired guests:

  • Guide dogs are permitted within the premises with prior permission.
  • Free audio description guides are available for all shows.

For deaf and hard of hearing individuals:

  • There are loop systems in place across the property.
  • You can also pick up an illustrated guide to explore seamlessly.
pizza at puy du fou cafes

There are over 20 restaurants in Puy du Fou. Here are some must-visits:

  • Le Bistrot: Located in the Bourg Berard, this French brasserie is based on the style of the previous century. 
  • L'Auberge: Located in the Chasseloup Village, this is Puy du Fou’s only fine dining restaurant. 
  • Le Café de la Madelon: Located behind Bourg Berard, this cafe transports you back to 1914 and is set to the theme of La Madelon’s wedding fare. 
  • Les Deux Couronnes: Located in Le Camp du Drap d'Or hotel, this spot is known for the famous King Francis Grilled Meat. 
  • Le Banquet de Mérovée: Located in Les Îles de Clovis, this one offers all you can eat buffet.
stay

Puy du Fou has six themed hotels designed after different historical eras. Here's where you can stay:

  • Le Logis de Lescure: It's an 18th-century Vendée dwelling. Tailor your stay to perfection: opt for the romantic "Salle des Miroirs," astronomical "Planétarium," nature-inspired "Cabinet de Curiosités," or the harmonious "Salon de Musique."
  • La Citadelle: This hotel promises a medieval ambiance straight from the Middle Ages with paved passageways, ocher-gold corridors, and hand-painted murals.
  • Le Camp du Drap d'Or: Transport to the times of Francis the First and Henry the Eighth at Le Camp du Drap d'Or. Experience an authentic, colorful stay with modern comforts in this family room.
  • Les Îles de Clovis: Nestled in a protected natural environment, the huts at Les Îles de Clovis offer spacious family rooms for up to 5 people. Enjoy a buffet-style breakfast with a serene water view—a perfect rural retreat.
  • La Villa Gallo-Romaine: La Villa Gallo-Romaine at Puy du Fou offers Roman-themed rooms for an authentic experience. After a restful night, guests can stroll on the Mediterranean patio.
  • Le Grand Siècle: It's Louis XIV's château at Puy du Fou. Experience 17th-century splendor in flamboyantly decorated rooms and explore French-style gardens typical of the period.

Frequently asked questions about Puy du Fou theme park

How much does it cost to visit Puy du Fou?

Tickets to Puy du Fou start at €42.

Does Puy du Fou have rides?

No, Puy du Fou is a unique immersive theme park that does not feature roller coasters or rides. Instead, it offers shows, immersive experiences, period villages, and themed hotels.

Are there any restrictions for the Puy du Fou attractions?

While there are no restrictions on the shows and attractions at Puy du Fou, some shows may frighten very young children, so please look them up beforehand.

Are the shows and performances conducted only in French?

While the performances are conducted in French, you can listen to free simultaneous translation and subtitling of the shows in English, German, Spanish, and Dutch via the Puy du Fou Mobile App.

Can I bring my own food into the park?

Yes, you can bring your own food to the park.

How long does it take to explore the entire park?

With over 20 shows, period villages, and more, it can take 2 or 3 days to explore the entire park.

Are there accommodations available near the park?

Yes, there are 6 themed hotels at Puy du Fou for you to choose from.

What are the best shows at Puy du Fou?

Some of the best shows at Puy du Fou are The Phantom Bird Dance, a bird show, “Mousquetaire De Richelieu” based on the three musketeers, and “Le Premier Royaume” the story of the first King of the Franks.

Can I visit Puy du Fou in costume?

No, for artistic reasons, visitors are not allowed inside Puy du Fou in costume. If you do so, the gate staff will be obliged to refuse entry or will ask you to change before you enter the park.

Is Puy du Fou accessibility friendly?

Yes, there are provisions made for visitors with hearing impairments, visual impairments, and reduced mobility. There are also audio guides, disabled parking spaces, and wheelchairs for rent.

Can I bring my pet to Puy du Fou?

Pets are not allowed inside Puy du Fou. However, there is a kennel where they can board while you visit the park, as long as you make a reservation in advance.

What is the nearest city to Puy du Fou?

Puy du Fou is located in France in Vendée, on the outskirts of the town of Les Épesses. The closest city is Angers.

How far is Puy du Fou from Paris?

Puy du Fou is located 382 km, or about 3 hr 35 min from Paris.

What is the closest airport to Puy du Fou?

The closest airport to Puy du Fou is Nantes Atlantique Airport. It is located 89 km or 1 hour away from the theme park.

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