Win a Stay at Puy du Fou for a Family of 4
Take your family to a theme park like no other this summer and all for free! Twice voted the world’s best theme park, the incredible Puy du Fou invites you to embark on an unforgettable journey through time, from the Roman era right through to the 20th century. Between the châteaux of the Loire valley and the beaches of the Atlantic coast, this theme park in the Vendée offers 20 multi-award-winning shows amid 500 acres of nature and 2,000 animals.
Meet the Vikings, get to know the Knights of the Round Table, be wowed by the Musketeers and have your breath taken away by the spellbinding ballet of birds orchestrated by Puy du Fou’s master falconers. With four period villages and six themed hotels you are sure to enjoy the experience of a lifetime no wonder Puy du Fou attracts 2.5m visitors every year! Puy du Fou was created in 1978, using the majestic ruins of the castle as the setting for a dramatisation of history, a way to breathe new life into worlds and eras thought to have disappeared forever.
Our lucky prize winner will receive a two days’ + two nights’ stay for a family of four, with full access to the park, shows including the Noces de Feu night show (available on dates shown in red on the website) and accommodation included. Booking subject to availability.
Employees (and their relatives) of France Media Group are not eligible to enter. The judge’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. Competition closes on 31st July 2024. Once contacted, winner has one week to claim their prize. In the event that a prize cannot be supplied, no liability will attach to France Media Group. Prize to be booked through France Media. Subject to availability. No cash substitute.
Lead photo credit : Puy du Fou - Le Signe du Triomphe dev, © Martin sylvos
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