How to get around Valencia in Fallas? The best tips

These Fallas 2024 Valencia will dress again in gunpowder and fireworks, paralyzing some parts of the city, so it is essential to know the best ways to move in your own way.

Changes in public transport due to Fallas in Valencia

Without a doubt, the most recommended option to get around during the Fallas is public transport, even more so after the price reductions of the SUMA Card. For this reason, the Valencia City Council has extended the hours, frequencies and stops of public transport during the festivities.

Schedules and special EMT lines for Fallas 2024

It should be noted that the routes of several of the EMT Valencia buses will be affected by the closure of streets during the holidays.

From March 1 to 15, the EMT will implement a special device for the mascletà. From 11:45 a.m., from Monday to Friday and on weekends depending on the fallas acts, traffic from Tetuán-Puerta del Mar to Plaza de San Agustín will be restricted during the mascletà, so buses will not be able to circulate through the inner ring. The service will be restored at approximately 3:00 p.m. in coordination with the Local Police.

For this reason, an interchange point will be set up in the Tetuán-Puerta del Mar area, where regular stops will be made and other provisional ones will be established for other lines. The same procedure will be followed in the surroundings of San Agustín, where regular stops and other provisional ones will be made.

If you want to know the specific schedules of each line, we recommend download Miivo on your mobile. In addition, with Miivo you will have all the alternative options to EMT to plan your trips efficiently.

Special Metrovalencia schedules for Fallas 2024

Will there be a night metro during the Fallas 2024? The answer is yes, as we anticipated a few weeks ago, Metrovalencia will have 24h service from March 15 to 20, 2024 which It will mean that there will be night subways during these days.

If you want more information, we have prepared a dedicated article on Metrovalencia en Fallas.

Valenbisi Fallas 2024

One of the most chosen options for these dates due to its comfort and versatility is to use the Valenbisi service. However, we remind you that the following Valenbisi stations will remain closed during Fallas 2024:

• Station 35 - Kingdom of Valencia (From March 3 to 20).
• Station 32 - Conde Altea (From March 6 to 20).
• Station 274 - Manuel Andrés (from March 10 to 20).
• Station 156 – Cuba (from March 10 to 20).
• Station 156 - Av. Gaspar Aguilar (From March 14 to 20).
• Station 13 - Alfonso the Magnanimous (From March 10 to 20).
• Station 155 - Salamanca (From March 8 to 20).
• Station 193 - Postmen (From March 10 to 20).
• Station 4 - Plaza de la Virgen (From March 16 to 20).
• Station 268 - Plaza Luis Cano (From March 17 to 20).
• Station 8 - Plaza de la Reina (From March 15 to 20)
• Station 152 - Literato Azorín (From March 14 to 20).

So, which are the closest stations to see the mascletà and the fallas?

• Station 18 – C/ Colón 20-22
• Station 16 – C/ Colón 60
• Station 70 – C/ Colón 44
• Station 12 – C/ Poeta Querol

Motosharing Fallas 2024

Another option that people visiting Valencia these Fallas 2024 have is to use the Acciona, Cooltra or Yego motosharing service to move around the city quickly and comfortably. This can be a great option to reach crowded areas such as the Plaza del Ayuntamiento or some of the best-known Fallas, avoiding traffic jams and parking problems with the car.

However, it is important to remember that this service has limitations for parking in some areas of the city such as the old town, so we recommend that you check the permitted parking areas before starting your trip.

Free parking during the Fallas 2024 in Valencia

During Fallas 2024, many streets in Valencia will remain closed due to the installation of the Fallas monuments and the commissions' tents. For this reason, at Miivo we have created a list with the places where you can park for free until March 19.

• From the V-21 (Castellón and Barcelona): Avenida de Aragón, the area of the Polytechnic University of Valencia and Avenida Blasco Ibáñez to Avenida de Los Naranjos. Other car parks are Primado Reig with Avenida Cataluña; or Severo Ochoa's, although they are usually more crowded.
• From the V-31 (Alicante and Albacete): The areas of av. Marist Brothers and Av. Antonio Ferrandis, as well as the parking lot of the Fuente de San Luís sports club and the streets around the Pista de Silla.
• From the A-3 (Madrid): the areas that surround c/Tres Forques, av. Tres Cruces and c/Campos Crespo.
• From CV-35 (Ademuz): the streets between av. Master Rodrigo, the av. Burjassot, the av. Menéndez Pidal and Av. Molina Tirso.

CONCLUSION

Having all the sustainable mobility proposals proposed in this article, we recommend that you pay attention to our social networks and our app to find out all the information about transport in Valencia.