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Construction begins on Puy du Fou’s Spanish park as it prepares first show
Construction has commenced on Puy du Fou en Toledo, which will open its doors in Spain August 30, 2019 with a night show that is part of the first phase of the project.
The team of Puy du Fou Spain is working at this time on what will be “the great night show”, which will have all the “energy and creativity” and knowledge of specialists in art and archeology of Toledo and Spain , as pointed out by the CEO of Puy du Fou Spain, Erwan de Villeon.
In preparation for the new show, from January through March, Puy du Fou Spain will begin the “first wave of search for actors”, while the second will take place between May and June.
- europe, live shows, new attractions for 2019, new theme parks, puy du fou, Puy du Fou en Toledo, Puy du Fou Spain, spain, Toledo
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