The purpose of the study was to analyze program satisfaction among audiences on the performance of physical education of National Taipei University of Education. Two hundred and thirty-three (233) audiences participated this study (109 male and 124 female audiences). Collected data revealed that all audiences satisfied with all programs, that the two top programs on the ranking of satisfaction were rope-jumping and diabolo, and that there were significant differences on the program satisfaction among grades of audiences, and department of audiences, and sex of audiences. The highest program satisfaction was found on freshmen. The program satisfaction of department of Physical Education was higher than other departments on sport dance by wheelchair, soccer, piling up people, and taekwondo, and the program satisfaction on track and field, hip-hop, and Broadway were reversed. The program satisfaction of males was higher than that of females on sport dance by wheelchair, soccer, and taekwondo, and the program satisfaction on gymnastic for all, hip-hop, and Broadway were reversed. Based on these findings, implications for the performance of physical education were provided.