Puy du Fou Tickets

• By Train: To reach Puy du Fou, the nearest train station is Gare d'Angers Saint-Laud, approximately a 1-hour drive from the attraction. You can also take a shuttle service from the station. These services are offered thrice daily and will drop you to the theme park in 1 hour and 20 minutes.
• By Car: For those driving to Puy du Fou, take the A87 motorway and exit at number 28. The park is conveniently located, with travel times of approximately 3 hours from Paris and Bordeaux, 2 hours from Poitiers, 1.5 hours from La Baule and La Rochelle, and 1 hour from Sables d'Olonnes, Nantes, and Angers. You can park the car on the premises.

• 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.

• You’re not allowed to wear a costume 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.

For Physically Disabled Individuals

• For smooth travel within Puy du Fou a train called Colporteuse has 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 People

• 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.

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.

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.