Torrevieja Three Kings Parade Re-Scheduled For 6th January
Posted: 04 Jan 2026 17:10
https://vegabajadigital.com/orihuela-y- ... -de-enero/
Google translate for Torrevieja section of article:
'The Torrevieja City Council has decided to postpone the Three Kings Parade, initially scheduled for January 5th, due to adverse weather forecasts for that day. The parade will now take place on Tuesday, January 6th, at 5:00 PM.
The parade route will begin at Paseo Vista Alegre, continuing along Clemente Gosálvez, Ramón Gallud, Zoa and Caballero de Rodas streets, ending at Plaza de la Constitución, at the doors of the Archpriest Church of the Immaculate Conception.
This decision was made after holding several coordination meetings this morning with the security and emergency services, as well as with Proyecto Mastral and the members of the parade organization, with the aim of analyzing the evolution of the weather situation and ensuring the event takes place under fully safe conditions.
It has been decided to adopt this exceptional measure of moving it to January 6th, emphasizing that safety and prevention, especially for children, must always be the priority, avoiding unnecessary travel and ensuring that the parade can be enjoyed in the best possible conditions.
It is therefore a complicated decision, but always a preventive and responsible one, taken with the well-being of all citizens in mind, so that one of the most anticipated events of Christmas can be celebrated normally and without risks.
The Torrevieja City Council appreciates the understanding and cooperation of residents and visitors, and hopes that next January 6th will be a magical afternoon full of excitement and joy for everyone.
Their Majesties the Three Kings have sent an official note to the Torrevieja City Council indicating that they will arrive, as usual, and that the delivery of all gifts will take place during the early hours of the 5th. They will also be able to say goodbye to everyone at the Three Kings Parade on the 6th, starting at 5:00 PM, which will be held in its usual format, adapted to any unforeseen circumstances.'
Google translate for Torrevieja section of article:
'The Torrevieja City Council has decided to postpone the Three Kings Parade, initially scheduled for January 5th, due to adverse weather forecasts for that day. The parade will now take place on Tuesday, January 6th, at 5:00 PM.
The parade route will begin at Paseo Vista Alegre, continuing along Clemente Gosálvez, Ramón Gallud, Zoa and Caballero de Rodas streets, ending at Plaza de la Constitución, at the doors of the Archpriest Church of the Immaculate Conception.
This decision was made after holding several coordination meetings this morning with the security and emergency services, as well as with Proyecto Mastral and the members of the parade organization, with the aim of analyzing the evolution of the weather situation and ensuring the event takes place under fully safe conditions.
It has been decided to adopt this exceptional measure of moving it to January 6th, emphasizing that safety and prevention, especially for children, must always be the priority, avoiding unnecessary travel and ensuring that the parade can be enjoyed in the best possible conditions.
It is therefore a complicated decision, but always a preventive and responsible one, taken with the well-being of all citizens in mind, so that one of the most anticipated events of Christmas can be celebrated normally and without risks.
The Torrevieja City Council appreciates the understanding and cooperation of residents and visitors, and hopes that next January 6th will be a magical afternoon full of excitement and joy for everyone.
Their Majesties the Three Kings have sent an official note to the Torrevieja City Council indicating that they will arrive, as usual, and that the delivery of all gifts will take place during the early hours of the 5th. They will also be able to say goodbye to everyone at the Three Kings Parade on the 6th, starting at 5:00 PM, which will be held in its usual format, adapted to any unforeseen circumstances.'