Discover Le Signe du Triomphe
Our tips:
- Choose your side
- Sit in the shade
- Reserved seat
Le Signe du Triomphe
Le Signe du Triomphe is one of Puy du Fou's best-known shows. In a Gallo-Roman stadium you see gladiators, wild animals and a thrilling chariot race. The show lasts 30 minutes and is set in the third century AD.
The story
The Gauls have risen up against the Roman occupiers. To save their lives, the Gallic prisoners must win the Circus Games under the watchful eye of the Roman governor. You follow Damien and Soline, two characters whose lives are turned upside down in this arena. They have to take on gladiators and win the famous chariot race.


The experience
Dozens of actors and trained animals perform on an enormous set. Costumes, props and sets are made as authentic as possible, so you feel as if you are in a Roman arena 2,000 years ago. The atmosphere in the grandstand is exuberant: the audience cheers along with the games. The highlight is the chariot race, with horses thundering right past the grandstand.
Discover Le Signe du Triomphe
Choose your side
At every performance a few spectators get to dress up and take part. The audience cheers for the Romans or the Gauls.
Sit in the shade
Above the grandstand hangs a velum, a large awning like in a real Roman stadium. So you are sheltered from sun and rain.
Reserved seat
With the Pass Émotion you get a reserved seat in the grandstand of the big shows and can walk in up to 10 minutes before the start. Online it costs €32 per person per day (as of November 2026); numbers are limited.
Visitor information
Le Signe du Triomphe lasts 30 minutes. According to the park, its realism may make a strong impression on young children. The park advises arriving at the grandstand 30 minutes before the start. Each show runs a few times a day. The show times appear in the app and on the park's website from 5.30pm the evening before.


A classic
If you visit Puy du Fou, do not miss this show. Next to the stadium is La Popina, where you can get panini. Combine the show with Le Secret de la Lance or Les Vikings for an action-packed day.
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