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Everything is top-notch. Top-of-the-range and varied shows. A clean, well-appointed site. A great success. The catering is also good and of high quality. We'll definitely be back soon. Not a glitch, just happiness.
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For us, it's more of a theme park than an amusement park. The various shows are all brilliant. We're constantly surprised by the sets and the technology used to change scenes. As a bonus, the history of France... Thank you for your endless imagination! The only downside was our disappointment with the food stalls. Never any wine to drink. Except at the grange aux fiefs. Beer everywhere, though!
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Magnifique beau parc génial acteur jouent très bien scènes très bien travailler chaque secteur du parc très bien pense très beau a voir et entendre malheureusement nous n avons pas pu voir arènes pas assez de spectacles avec le monde que vous recevez 😍
Very well these 2 days on the Park it is the Birds ghosts and the Vikings which we appreciated more but on the whole all the spectacles are of very good qualities and we went there in camping car, sincerely the ground and the services super (bakery, shower etc....)
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Le PUY DU FOU's shows are always sensational, especially those featuring the Vikings, the Secret of the Spear and the Ghost Bird Ball.
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Richelieu's musketeers, the bird's ball, the Vikings, the sign of triumph, the fire wedding, the grand carillon, you name it...
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All the must-see shows are very cool. The one we liked the most is Le signe du Triomphe. The pity is that we didn't have time to see Le Secret de la Lance as they close relatively early. On the downside: we went on a Friday and the evening show had to be paid for.
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Perfect! Breathtaking shows! We recommend it. The only negative point is the price of food and drink on site. Plan your picnic
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Tous nous ont énormément captivé mais le Mime et l'Etoile et les Amoureux de Verdun nous ont particulièrement ému et nous ont permis de vivre un instant ce que les gens qui ont vécu ces périodes ont connus tant dans la joie de vivre que dans l'horreur de la gueurre. Merci. Cordialement.
journée ensoleillée, le bal des oiseaux fantômes est magnifique! les vikings surprenants! et les monsquetaires et Richelieu scénographie originale! expérience à vivre!
All the shows were great 🥰🥰
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Wonderful, impressive and starry-eyed shows
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Lovely walks and entertaining shows, friendly people
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Hard to choose, my guests loved the Musketeers
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Beautiful and amazing shows!!! Can't get enough!
Most amazing shows, what a day, never been to anything like it in my life
le signe du triomphe- le bal des oiseaux fantômes - les mousquetaire de Richelieu - les Vickings
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Chambord Castle
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Chambord Castle
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Chambord: An exceptional château, and a very nice guide who challenged the simplistic view of the relais de chasse, which, when you read the facts, doesn't hold water. A great time. A must-see!
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Everything is top-notch. Top-of-the-range and varied shows. A clean, well-appointed site. A great success. The catering is also good and of high quality. We'll definitely be back soon. Not a glitch, just happiness.
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Impeccable service, no need to change tickets, barcode reading right at the entrance, no lines. Recommended.
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For us, it's more of a theme park than an amusement park. The various shows are all brilliant. We're constantly surprised by the sets and the technology used to change scenes. As a bonus, the history of France... Thank you for your endless imagination! The only downside was our disappointment with the food stalls. Never any wine to drink. Except at the grange aux fiefs. Beer everywhere, though!
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Buying the tickets online was easy and saved me from standing on a long, slow moving, ticket line. I bought them right outside the ticket office. Chambord was very busy and I could not enjoy the chateau as much as in the past due to time constraints. Next time I will plan better.
We got in without any problems by skipping the queue at the ticket office. When purchasing you have to choose a date but the validity of the tickets is longer (it is written on the confirmation email, although sometimes it doesn't match what it says on the website). We had to change our plans and use some tickets on different days and had no problems.
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The garden, the stairs once you understand what makes them so special. Sleeping in the parking lot with a camper for 12? You can arrive comfortably in the evening and start the next day right away. Perfect
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Magnifique beau parc génial acteur jouent très bien scènes très bien travailler chaque secteur du parc très bien pense très beau a voir et entendre malheureusement nous n avons pas pu voir arènes pas assez de spectacles avec le monde que vous recevez 😍
What was the best was that we had "skip the line" status for our tix so we didn't have to stress over when we should get to the chateaux! Would do this again in a heartbeat!
Very well these 2 days on the Park it is the Birds ghosts and the Vikings which we appreciated more but on the whole all the spectacles are of very good qualities and we went there in camping car, sincerely the ground and the services super (bakery, shower etc....)
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Chateau de Chambord - what can you say that hasn't already been said? Great experience, history, architecture, good gardens, good food, good facilities.
Spectacular, the most beautiful castle I have ever seen. We toured the entire castle, including the 2 gardens and it took us more than 3 hours. An incredible experience.
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perfect ticket, no waiting in line. Visit the Chateau de Chambord magnificent park bike rental or electric cart for the tour of the park is great.
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Le PUY DU FOU's shows are always sensational, especially those featuring the Vikings, the Secret of the Spear and the Ghost Bird Ball.
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Beautiful castle, wonderful garden. Only problems the difficulty of parking and its price, and the huge crowding.
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The thread-cutting tickets are very practical and avoid queuing, especially for CHAMBORD, where there are a lot of people waiting in front of the ticket office. For free admission for children, it's now possible to go directly to the château entrance to collect their ticket, and then pick up the histopads at the same time. Despite the crowds, traffic flows smoothly through the château (even on August 15), and it's perfectly possible to take a picnic lunch in the grounds around the château.
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Richelieu's musketeers, the bird's ball, the Vikings, the sign of triumph, the fire wedding, the grand carillon, you name it...
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Superb, splendid setting inside and out in glorious sunshine, with no waiting at reception. A must for any visit to the Loire castles.
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Perfect ticket buying experience!I skipped the queue saving time for the visit!I had different expectations about the beauty of the castle!
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Smooth traffic flow in the Chateau de Chambord despite the crowds. It was great! Not so good, however, for one of the bar-restaurants, where we waited for a good 20 minutes, even though the crowd was very moderate. We ended up leaving without being served.
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All the must-see shows are very cool. The one we liked the most is Le signe du Triomphe. The pity is that we didn't have time to see Le Secret de la Lance as they close relatively early. On the downside: we went on a Friday and the evening show had to be paid for.
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Lovely castles, practical combined ticket except that for my son we had to make an additional ticket to Chenonceau as it said on the website that kids did not pay.
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Practical and fast. You get to the castles with the ticket already on your smartphone Without several going to the ticket office. There is also a discount on the packages. Tip.
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My opinion is only "acceptable" because it's the least I can do to ensure that my visit went smoothly. I would have been delighted if something extraordinary, something unexpected had happened, which was not the case. What's more, the price of the tickets was the same as those sold on site, and as the queue wasn't long, I wasn't able to make use of the "line cutter". What can you offer me financially so that I can say goodbye to a normal service? In a few days' time I'll be receiving another review for another visit, for which my assessment will be very negative. See you soon. Best regards. Michel Mercier
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Chateau Chambord is assome. Wow! Beautiful place, beautiful gardens and a lot to see. We bought tickets online and therefore we could skip the line! And just walk right into the castle
With around 20 performance shows ranging from period villages to spectacles, arenas, night shows, and nature, there is plenty to see inside Puy du Fou. Here are some of the must-see highlights:
The riveting historical performance of 'Le Signe du Triomphe' is an evocative recreation of the Roman Empire within a 6,000-seat Gallo-Roman Stadium. This production showcases compelling gladiatorial conflicts, intense chariot races, and daring acrobatics against a backdrop of historical authenticity. Audience engagement is invited through vocal participation, enhancing the immersive experience!
The show unfolds as an epic portrayal of the Viking invasions, highlighting the prowess and strength of these legendary warriors through a mesmerizing exhibition of martial arts and seafaring mastery. It's set in a meticulously reconstructed village with the backdrop of colossal flames, explosive pyrotechnics, and breathtaking illusions in this captivating performance.
Le Bal des Oiseaux Fantômes offers a captivating avian spectacle in a ruined castle. Hundreds of meticulously trained birds, including eagles, falcons, owls, and vultures, perform intricate aerial maneuvers, showcasing their majestic flight and acrobatics. The show, accompanied by enchanting music and stunning visual effects, promises a magical and unforgettable experience.
The grand medieval adventure of Le Secret de la Lance is set against the backdrop of the Hundred Years’ War. Follow the tale of Marguerite, a young shepherdess, unraveling the secrets of a powerful lance for enchanted protection. The performance showcases medieval sword fights, impressive equestrian jousting, acrobatics on horseback, and breathtaking stunts.
Set within the historic Puy du Fou Château, a classified monument and iconic Cinéscénie landmark, La Renaissance du Château is an immersive show that unveils a rediscovered Renaissance masterpiece. Witness the grandeur of the period through impressive sets, authentic costumes, and captivating special effects, which will transport you seamlessly back in time.
Produced by the Puy du Fou Association, La Cinéscénie unfolds on a vast 23-hectare stage, featuring over 2,000 actors, including volunteers, 130 horse riders, 80 technicians, 30 free-flying drones, 850 fireworks, and an impressive 28,000 costumes. Presenting a romanticized rendition of Vendée's history, it is the world's largest night-time show and a must-attend event for Puy du Fou visitors.
Puy du Fou has different opening hours during different seasons:
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.
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There are over 20 restaurants in Puy du Fou. Here are some must-visits:
Puy du Fou has six themed hotels designed after different historical eras. Here's where you can stay:
Puy du Fou is an immersive theme park that offers historically themed shows and activities as well as re-created authentic period villages, stalls selling wares passionate craftsmen, and other activities.
Puy du Fou is open from 9.30 AM – 7 PM during the special offer season; from 9.30 AM – 10.30 PM during the "Les Noces de Feu" season, and from 9.30 AM – 9 PM during the "La Cinéscénie" season.
While the summer season (June, July, and August) is the most popular time to visit the park, for cooler weather and fewer crowds opt to visit in April and May or from September to November.
Tickets to Puy du Fou start at €42.
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.
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.
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.
Yes, you can bring your own food to the park.
Yes, there are a number of themed restaurants in the park, including "La Table des Ambassadeurs", "Les Deux Couronnes", "L'Atrium", "Le Banquet de Mérovée", "Le Café de la Madelon", "L'Orangerie", and more.
With over 20 shows, period villages, and more, it can take 2 or 3 days to explore the entire park.
Yes, there are 6 themed hotels at Puy du Fou for you to choose from.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Yes, there is free parking available at Puy du Fou. The parking areas are available from one hour before Puy du Fou opens until one hour after closing.
You can get to Puy du Fou by driving from Paris or Angers via the A87 freeway, and then using exit 28 in the direction “Puy du Fou”.
The closest station to Puy du Fou is Angers TGV. This station served France’s major TGV routes, including Paris, Marseille, etc. A shuttle bus service operates between the station and the 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.
Puy du Fou is located 382 km, or about 3 hr 35 min from Paris.
The closest airport to Puy du Fou is Nantes Atlantique Airport. It is located 89 km or 1 hour away from the theme park.