To facilitate your travels in the Puy du Fou, a small train called "Colporteuse" is at your disposal. People with disabilities have priority to use this service.
This little train makes stops approximately every 20 to 30 minutes in the various Puy du Fou stations. Please note that electric wheelchairs and pushchairs cannot use this service. A car park near the Puy du Fou entrances is accessible to people with reduced mobility, only on presentation of a disability card. To benefit from it, you just have to announce yourself when you arrive in our car park. We advise you to follow the white itinerary of the accessibility guide or to take the Colporteuse.
Recommended stop: Gare des Vikings. See our « Accessibility Guide » for more details. The Accessibility Guide supplements the Visitor Guide with advice and information on the services and facilities available to improve the experience of disabled visitors. Puy du Fou is equipped with loop systems to assist hearing impaired visitors. They are located at the Puy du Fou entrances at the Information, Tickets and Services desks and in the reception areas of our hotels. We advise deaf and hearing impaired visitors to pick up an illustrated description of our shows.
It is available at the Information desk at the entrance to the Puy du Fou. To facilitate your identification by our teams during your visit and to allow you to use the accesses dedicated to disabled people in our main shows, the Puy du Fou provides you with an Accessibility Pass. This pass is personal, named and dated, but does not guarantee access to specific shows. Some paths in the Puy du Fou have steep slopes and are therefore unsuitable for wheelchairs and visitors with mobility difficulties.
For information about recommended routes, you can download it here the " Accessibility Guide ". We thank people with a disability card for consulting us.
