Verbenas & Discomóviles FAQs - Guide to Fallas

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: A verbena in Valencia is similar to an open-air party with music and dancing. This is not to be confused with the use of the term in other parts of Spain, where the name can indicate old-fashioned funfairs, with amusement rides and lots of games.
: The term discomóvil literally means travelling disco. These are open-air clubs with DJs or live performances set up in the streets of Valencia during Fallas.
: Verbenas and discomóviles in Valencia are normally scheduled the weekend before and around Semana Fallera (15th-19th March). Of course, the days and active hours depend on the type of event.

To know more about the programmes and schedules, you can check out the relevant section of this article.
: Most of the time organisers are already prepared in case of rain, but the fate of the event ultimately depends on them. Many choose to move the party inside a gazebo, while others may simply choose to skip the event.
: Yes, unless they are private parties, like some of the verbenas and discomóviles inside the gazebos. In those cases, they will be indicated as festival/evento no gratuito.
: No, there are also evening verbenas and discomóviles. These evening events always take place inside a gazebo and not on the streets like some of the nighttime events.

To know more about the programmes and schedules, you can check out the relevant section of this article.
: It depends on the day, but the longest they will be allowed is until 4:00 am. On some days, they are restricted until 01:00 am.

To know more about the programmes and schedules, you can check out the relevant section of this article.