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These preferences make the site feel like it remembers you: your chosen language, the currency you saw last time, which sort order you prefer on the tickets page. Usamos them only to personalise your visit — they're never read by advertisers. If you turn them off, the site still works, but every page load starts from the default (English, EUR).

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If you turn these on, we can tell Meta (Facebook / Instagram) and Google Ads that you visited us. They use that to re-show our tickets to you on their platforms and to measure which of our ads worked. Off by default — we treat marketing cookies as opt-in, not opt-out, regardless of your country's legal minimum.