Frequently Asked Questions

Competitors

- National teams: 24 August
- Individual competitors: 31 August
- Puppy, Veteran, Old-timer categories: 31 August
- Junior Championship: 31 August
- FunRun and MultiPuller: 7 September and on-site registration may be available depending on remaining capacity.
- National teams, individual competitors: €75
- Puppy, Veteran, Old-timer categories: €50
- Junior Championship: €15
- FunRun: €15
- MultiPuller: €5 per team per game
You can find all eligibility rules on the Entry Requirements page.
You can find full details on the following pages:
- Official Events
- House Rules
- Veterinary Rules
- Junior Championship
- FunRun
- MultiPuller
Yes, 3-year rabies vaccinations are accepted as long as they are valid in the dog's country of origin and documented in the passport.
Dogs that have undergone surgical procedures for non-medical reasons (e.g. cropped ears or tails) are allowed to participate as long as they were born before 2025. Cropped or docked dogs born since January 2025 are not allowed to participate.

Location

If you are arriving by car, please check the map for directions and parking areas.
If you are flying into Hungary, feel free to contact us and we will do our best to help arrange a direct transfer from the airport.
Competitors will be able to park directly next to the competition area. Visitors can park near the main entrance of Kincsem Park, just a few minutes’ walk from the fields.
Yes, camping in a caravan or mobile home is allowed. Tent camping overnight is not permitted, but you may set up tents for daytime shade and comfort.
Yes, the competition venue itself offers multiple types of rooms and apartments. Please check the Venue page for full details and booking info.
Yes, there are multiple restaurants on-site offering a variety of food and drink options. You’ll find different cuisines and price ranges, so all visitors can easily find something that suits their taste and budget. There will be an all-you-can-eat type lunch on both Saturday and Sunday during the lunch break. There will also be a small fast-food buffet right next to the competition area.
The accommodation will be available from 14:00 on Friday. Registration and veterinary check will start at 17:00 on Friday.

Visitors

Yes! Spectators are welcome to bring their dogs, as long as they are on a leash at all times and have a valid EU pet passport and vaccination against rabies. Please be mindful of noise sensitivity and ensure your dog is comfortable in a busy environment.
The weather in September is usually mild, with temperatures around 20-25°C and mostly sunny conditions. While occasional showers are possible, the event will take place outdoors as planned. In case of all-day heavy rain, we reserve the right to move certain events into the venue’s indoor arena.
Yes, the event will be livestreamed both on this website and through the official Facebook event page, which you can access via the link in the top right corner. The stream will be free to watch. Please be cautious and avoid any unofficial links or pages asking for payment.
Yes, you are welcome to take photos and videos for personal use, as long as you are using non-professional equipment. Professional photography or videography gear is reserved for accredited media and the official event team.
Spectators who are not staying overnight have to pay the Kincsem Lovaspark entry fees to access the park. These are 900 HUF for adults and 700 HUF for children. Competitors and guests staying overnight enter free of charge. 1 EUR is approximately 400 HUF.