Got Questions? – FAQ

Planning your visit or preparing for the Agility World Championships? This page brings together answers to the most frequently asked questions from competitors, team leaders and spectators.

From practical arrangements to competition-related details, you’ll find helpful information to guide you every step of the way.

We continuously update this section as new questions arise, so be sure to check back regularly for the latest information.

TICKETS

Child ticket age range is 4–12 years. Children under 4 years enter free of charge without a ticket.

Tickets are not assigned seating, so everyone is free to choose their own seats!

Yes, tickets can also be purchased at the door, but to avoid queues, we recommend buying them in advance.

COMPETITION VENUE & parking

Unfortunately only competing dogs are allowed inside the hall.

Competing dogs are only allowed on the competition field and in the team areas. They are not permitted in the spectator area.

Yes, we will announce parking fees later. We will reserve a separate free parking area for competitors.

No, overnight stays are not allowed in the parking area. Overnight accommodation is available in a separate paid caravan area located next to the competition venue.

Traveling with a dog in Finland

Yes. Dog food, including raw food options, is widely available in pet stores and most supermarkets across Finland. We have listed all the pet supply stores near the competition venue in this map.

Dogs are generally welcome in many outdoor areas and some public spaces in Finland. However indoor access (such as shops and restaurants) is always subject to separate permission and is not automatically allowed.

Yes. In most urban and public areas, dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Off-leash areas are only allowed in designated dog parks or specific locations.

Finland has extensive natural areas and forests, but dogs should generally be kept on a leash even in nature.

Yes, most cities have fenced dog parks where dogs can run off-leash. Owners are expected to follow basic rules of behaviour and clean up after their dogs. We have listed all the dog parks near the competition venue in this map.