Cookies
Cookie policy
In short: this site uses no cookies. That is why you see no banner asking you about them — there is nothing to ask.
What a cookie is
A cookie is a small file a site leaves in your browser so it can recognise you next time. The law requires your consent for cookies that are not strictly necessary — hence the banners on almost every site.
What we do not do
We have no traffic analytics. We do not know how many visitors we have, where they come from or which pages they read.
We have no social media buttons that load third-party code. The Instagram, Facebook and TikTok links in the footer are plain links: nothing happens until you click them.
We have not embedded Google Maps. Where a map appears, it is an image hosted here, made from OpenStreetMap data, and tapping it opens directions in a new tab. An embedded map would have brought Google cookies onto every page of the site, and the banner with them.
The fonts are hosted here, not fetched from Google Fonts. That way your browser contacts no third-party server just to render the text.
What is nevertheless stored in your browser
One single thing, and only if you start booking a party: the package you chose is remembered while that tab stays open, so you do not lose it moving from the Parties page to the form. It is called ninio-pachet and it disappears by itself when you close the tab.
It is not a cookie, it never leaves your device and it tells us nothing about you. The law treats it as strictly necessary, because it is precisely the action you asked for.
If this changes
If we ever add something that sets cookies — traffic analytics, an embedded map, an anti-bot check on the forms — you will see a consent box before anything loads, and this page will be rewritten. Until then, there is nothing for you to click.