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Les Vikings

Les Vikings takes you back to the year 1000. While a village celebrates a wedding, Viking ships rise up out of the water. The show lasts 26 minutes and is packed with stunts, fire and special effects.

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The story

The whole village of Saint Philbert le Vieil is celebrating the wedding of Sybèle and Aldéric. Then terrifying longships appear amid huge flames: the Vikings attack the village and its thatched huts. At the foot of the great motte the battle rages. Only a miracle can save the villagers now.

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The experience

The set backs onto Puy du Fou's centuries-old forest and is made of real materials. There is a 22-metre tower, Viking ships 20 metres long and stuntmen who surface from under the water. You can feel the flames all the way up in the grandstand. The pace is high, so the 26 minutes fly by.

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Arrive on time

The grandstand holds around 3,000 people, but it fills up quickly on busy days. The park advises arriving at the grandstand 30 minutes before the start.

Stroll through the village

After the show you walk through Saint Philbert le Vieil, the village from the set, with thatched huts from the first millennium.

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.

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Visitor information

Les Vikings lasts 26 minutes and, according to the park, is suitable for families and children. Up to 3,000 spectators can watch each performance. 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. The shows are in French. In the park's app you can listen to a live translation or read English subtitles. So bring headphones.

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Eating with the Vikings

Close to the show is Le Chaudron, where you can get fish and chips. Then stroll through the village of Saint Philbert le Vieil and on to the other shows in the forest.

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