24H puzzle de France (EN)

24H puzzle de France #4

The 24 H puzzle de France competition involves assembling as many puzzle pieces as possible in 24 hours.

Team competition

• Teams of 2 to 8 players

• Puzzles of 1000 to 2000 pieces, identical and distributed in the same order for all teams

• April 11 and 12, 2026, from 3 p.m. on Saturday to 3 p.m. on Sunday

• Jardins de l'Anjou - Le Vaujou - La Pommeraye - 49620 MAUGES SUR LOIRE

Registration required

From Sunday 5 October 2025 at 0:01 a.m.

• Registration 24H Puzzle de France

https://www.payasso.fr/partajeu/24h-puzzle-de-france

• Registration 24H Puzzle de France - 2nd chance(*)

https://www.payasso.fr/partajeu/liste-secondechance-24h-puzzle-de-france-4

(*) What is the second chance? The first 95 teams to register will be selected; the remaining 5 places will be chosen (according to criteria defined by Parta'jeu) from all registrations received by Sunday, October 5th before 1:00 a.m. If your team is selected, you will have 48 hours from the receipt of the selection email to pay the €160 registration fee.

Information to be provided

• A name for the team: to be used afterwards in any contact with the organisation

• List of team members: indicate those you are sure of (at least one), it will be possible to add to the list later.

• Bank details for online payment: €160 per team payment only by credit card)

Setting up the registered teams

• From 12 noon to 2pm on Saturday 11 April

• Each team can bring its own boxes, trays, mats and other sorting materials.

• Teams are encouraged to bring outfits or other items of clothing and decoration to help the public and volunteers identify them visually.

• Some jigsaw pieces are mischievous because they particularly like to cling to jumpers or hide in wide sleeves and in open bags on the floor... Take this into account when choosing clothing and equipment for the space.

• A ‘festive prize’ will be awarded by the volunteers. It will reward a team for its goodwill, its fancy dress, its decoration, its good humour and its fair play....