The area for small children comprises the following activities:

a) Psychomotor activity: Garden made up by locks of foam rubber of every single shape and size where they can make tracks, houses or walls. It can hold up to one hundred children from two to six years old.

b) Carp for children from zero to three years old: Game area for babies and small children. This area is distinguished by the art of investigation and the pleisure of surprise.  Free and psychomotor game which can hold up to twenty five children every hour and a half

c)  Baker´s: Located in the middle of the park. Two hundred children from five to eight years old can make fairy cakes and biscuits with bread pastry in the baker´s, including an oven.

d)  Saucepan of  'cuentos-trastero' of words: It is about a huge saucepan where many tales are cooked and   spaces that revolve  around  words are created. It is an area for children between six and eleven years old.

e) The area for the grownups is divided into varied spaces.

f) -Circus school: Risky area with abilitiy, skills and balance  games. This is an area for children between six and ten years old. 
- Labyrinth of the imposible: Huge labyrinthical frame equipped with guidelines and mutants gifted with extraordinary powers. From eight years old on. 
- Sand area: It can hold up to one hundred children, no matter how old they are.

g) Menchu Carmín: She is a character that lives in a bungalow tower where she informs, warns  with public address system, picks up lost children, plays music. Besides she lost twenty pigs and children can help her find them.

h) All these areas have animation music where actors entertainers are dressed up with theatre designs . Besides a children´s running  of bulls is celebrated every day  with surprising ranches and also reckless runners followed by mixed commentators.

i) There is also an area reserved to basque shows and puppet shows. It is here where children can enjoy themselves with Maese Villarejo's Gorgorito's adventures that have visited our city since 1954.

j) ‘¡Menudas Fiestas!’ was created by the theatre and animation group PAI designed by Manolo Pellicer and produced by the municipal society Zaragoza Cultural.