Booking
What the ranch ticket covers
What the GetYourGuide ticket for the horses and bulls show lists, what the ranch's own site adds, and what to check before choosing a date.
Book the ranch show ↗Quick answer
The GetYourGuide ticket covers entry to the country show at A Campo Abierto, with seats in sun or shade, a presenter in English, French, German or Spanish, and a souvenir and coffee shop on site. A full refund is available if you cancel a day ahead, and payment can wait. The ranch's own site also mentions stables, a tack room, a family museum and a glass of sherry, which the ticket's inclusions list does not.
What the ticket lists
The ticket is for the show at A Campo Abierto, run by the ranch. It lists the entry ticket and a souvenir and coffee shop. It describes bulls, cattle, mares and foals, and classical and countryside dressage by the Domecq family's horses, seen from seats in the sun or the shade. It gives about an hour and a half, a presenter in English, French, German and Spanish, wheelchair access, free parking, permission to take photographs, and pets welcome.
What the ranch's own site adds
The ranch's own experiences page describes a visit that combines explanations and live music, then a visit to the stables, tack room and a museum of the Domecq family's bullfighting on horseback, and ends with a glass of sherry from Bodegas Álvaro Domecq. It gives a longer overall window than the ticket's hour and a half. The ticket's inclusions list mentions none of the stables, museum or sherry, so we cannot promise them, and the booking calendar and your confirmation settle it.
Other formats the ranch sells
The ranch's site also describes a visit to the Torrestrella ranch by cart, for a small group, that tours the enclosures, the bullring and the museum, and a package that combines the show with other Jerez visits on separate days. Those are different products from this ticket. Check the title and the provider on your booking, and read the ticket page's description to see what you have chosen. This site links only to the show ticket.
Cancellation, payment and dates
A full refund is available if you cancel a day ahead, and payment can wait until later, so a date can be held while you plan the rest. Start times are not fixed on the ticket page; they show in the booking calendar after you choose a date. The ranch's own page says guests pick up their ticket at the farm's ticket office on arrival, so check your voucher for the exact instruction.
Children, languages and audio
The ticket page does not set an age limit. The ranch's own page lists a separate child rate for ages 5 to 12, so children are expected. The presenter speaks English, French, German or Spanish, and the ranch's site adds Italian and says German speakers can use an audio guide. If you need the audio guide, ask the ranch when you book.
Who this isn't for
Pass on this ticket if you object to fighting-bull breeding, need a written statement that no animal is harmed, or want a theatre show with assigned seats. If you want a longer, smaller visit with a cart tour, the ranch's own site is the place to look, and this page is not. Read the first guide on this site before you pick a date, so the day matches what you expect.
Frequently asked questions
What comes with the ticket?
Entry to the show, plus a souvenir and coffee shop, as the inclusions list shows. It shows seats in the sun or the shade, and a presenter in English, French, German or Spanish.
Is sherry included?
The ranch's own page says the visit ends with a glass of sherry from Bodegas Álvaro Domecq. The ticket's inclusions list does not mention it, so check your booking.
Can I cancel?
Yes: a full refund if you cancel a day ahead, and payment can wait until later.
Are children allowed?
The ticket page names no age limit, and the ranch's own page lists a child rate for ages 5 to 12.
Who runs the show?
The ranch, A Campo Abierto. These pages are independent of the ranch, and booking happens on GetYourGuide.
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