The celebration featured a wide variety of offerings for all ages, including a climbing wall, giant slingshot, human foosball, Wipe Out, speed meter, bouncy castles, trampolines, surf simulator, four-bed jumping, and a children's Viking boat. Traditional games and electric car rides were also available.
Fun was also present on stage and in the streets with performances by Mamis Kanguro and the show “La Chef Pipa”, which combined cooking, children's theater, and humor. Traveling theater and the traditional barquillero (wafer seller) enlivened the afternoon, while the “Mamá Vaca y sus vaquitas” (Mom Cow and her calves) activity allowed children to learn about calf care and milking. Younger children had their own dedicated space in the playroom.
The City Council, through the Department of Welfare, provided information points, a minor identification point, and first aid. Attendees could also get a free commemorative badge and take photos at a dedicated photobooth. The event also served to highlight the importance of advocating for children's rights, health, education, and play, as well as protection against violence and discrimination.
The official note also reminded attendees of available municipal resources, such as the Service for Victims of Sexual Assault, which offers comprehensive assistance to minors in Torrejón de Ardoz who have suffered abuse, trafficking, or sexual exploitation.
