As is usually the case, October 12 was once again the day with the highest participation, recording 743,861 visits. More than 1.5 million visits were recorded between October 10 and 12 alone, the days that included the Pregón and Pilar Day, accounting for half of the total. The Plaza del Pilar also once again served as the main hub of the celebrations, with 2,647,500 entries recorded by the measurement systems installed at its access points and more than 5.1 million passes detected.
One of the major highlights was once again the Flower Offering, which brought together 134,116 participants this year, 11.8% more than in 2025. They were joined by 410,414 spectators, bringing the total number of recorded visits to 544,530. Traditional events as a whole—the Pregón, the Fruit Offering and the Crystal Rosary—brought together 984,957 people.
VALDESPARTERA FAIRGROUND AND ESPACIO ZITY: MORE THAN 700,000 PEOPLE
The major venues and concerts recorded a total of 901,719 visits. The Valdespartera Fairground reached 494,400, while Espacio Zity attracted 219,000 people. Meanwhile, concerts at the Príncipe Felipe Pavilion drew 26,845 spectators, nearly 19% more than last year, and bullfighting events at La Misericordia attracted 102,351 people.
In the music section, the Ámbar Fuente de Goya stage in Plaza del Pilar attracted 158,800 spectators, while Estación del Norte recorded 40,100 visits, 35% more than in 2025. Jardín de Invierno also grew strongly, reaching 13,800 people, 39.4% more than the previous year.
Attendance also increased at other festival venues. The Food Trucks at Parque de San Pablo recorded 224,040 visits, the Beer Fair reached 26,592, and the new Autumn Market in Plaza Aragón attracted 62,000 people. The Food and Agricultural Crafts Fair in Plaza de los Sitios, meanwhile, recorded 105,600 visits.
RÍO Y JUEGO PARTICIPATION SOARS
Children's programming recorded 269,264 visits. Río y Juego, revamped for this year's edition, stood out in particular with 171,940 participants, compared with 130,000 in 2025, representing growth of 32.3%. The Giants and Big Heads troupe recorded 52,000 visits, while the Puppet Park attracted another 19,300.
Performing arts and culture also maintained a strong presence. Paseo Escena attracted 10,150 spectators, theaters recorded 14,125 visits, and museums and exhibition halls received 34,473 visitors, 25.7% more than in 2025. These figures were complemented by activities held in civic centers, educational spaces and neighborhoods across Zaragoza.
