Filming Drunk People at the Málaga Fair Could Result in a €10,000 Fine
The CAA warns that sharing videos of drunk individuals at the Málaga Fair without consent may violate rights and incur fines up to €10,000.
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Málaga Fair 2026 anticipates over 1.4 million visitors, featuring drones, anti-drugging bracelets, and highs of 35 degrees.
The CAA warns that sharing videos of drunk individuals at the Málaga Fair without consent may violate rights and incur fines up to €10,000.
The Málaga Fair commemorates the capture of the city by the Catholic Monarchs on August 19, 1487. A date that still marks the festive calendar.
Victorino Martín returns to La Malagueta on August 21 with a full bullfight of cinqueños, 12 years after his last performance.
The Medical College will distribute 3,000 sensor bracelets at the Málaga Fair to detect substances in drinks, with a protocol for potential positives.
The Málaga Fair 2026 begins this Friday with the Historical Parade, commemorating the city's capture in 1487. Over 200 participants will parade through the Centre.
UCE estimates that Málaga residents will spend €76.63 on the August Fair, €12 less than in 2025. The bus will be the preferred transport.
Hotel occupancy for the Málaga Fair drops to 88.4%, five points lower than in 2025, although the last weekend rises to 95%.
Málaga City Council activates a special mobility plan for the 2026 Fair with 3,185 parking spaces, traffic cuts, and EMT and taxi reinforcements.
The Málaga Fair 2026 begins on August 14 with 440 drones and a pyromusical display of 5,694 shots and 500 kilos of gunpowder.
The Málaga Fair 2026 will take place from August 14 to 22 with free concerts, bullfights, and shows.
The Málaga City Council offers a free collection of fair stickers created by José Luis Puche, featuring Cortijo de Torres, biznaga, and more.