Walibi Belgium
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What's on here
Ibilaw
Until 11 Nov11 EUR
Walibi Winter Run
Friday · All day4 EUR
Walibi Winter
5 Dec – 3 Jan 2027Free
Why go
- Mecalodon, the park's new ride: 925 metres of track, 14 airtimes and 3 accelerations.
- The Loup-Garou, one of the park's most attractions, makes its final run on 3 January 2027.
- The eight Nordic-inspired universes of Walibi Winter, the park's winter season.
- The wave pool and water and tube slides of Aqualibi, the indoor water park next door.
Opening hours
Today10:00 – 19:00Show all
Know before you go
- Open every day, Monday to Sunday, from 10:00 to 19:00.
- Tickets are sold online through the park's own reservation site.
- Buy tickets only from the park or its official partners, as fake tickets are circulating.
- A dated ticket gives direct entry on its printed date only, and that date cannot be changed.
- From April to October and during Walibi Winter, a visit booking is not required unless a partner says so.
- During Halloween, pass holders and non-dated ticket holders must book visits through the website.
- Booking is required for the Ibilaw extended evening days for undated ticket holders and passholders, except Ruby and Diamond.
- Undated ticket holders scan the ticket and show the emailed booking confirmation at the park entrance.
- Haunted house entry is not in the standard ticket and must be bought separately.
- Speedy passes do not give park access, so a valid park entry ticket or annual pass is needed too.
- Ibilaw has ten extended evening opening days, the last one on 11 November.
With kids
- The park is presented as suited to young and old, families and friends.
- The park is split into themed zones and mainly aimed at families.
- The Walibi group aimed to attract families with children aged 8 to 12.
Best time to visit
- Ibilaw, the Halloween event, runs from 10 October to 11 November 2026, with ten extended evening opening days.
- Walibi Winter has run in the holiday season since 2023-24; its 4th edition starts on 5 December.
- Evening events in summer have become rare, so a summer visit is mostly a daytime visit.
Tips for your visit
- Online ticketing sells individual tickets for up to 19 people, SPEEDY ticket-cutters and annual passes.
- Speedy queue-skipping access covers attractions such as Kondaa, Mecalodon and Tiki-Waka.
- Ibilaw is not recommended for people who are easily frightened.
- The free Easy Pass guide helps visitors with special needs and up to three companions; it is collected at the ticket booth on the day.
- An online dynamic map shows the top attractions and helps plan a route through the park.
- Aqualibi, the indoor water park, can be visited alongside the park's attractions.
- Visitors can stay overnight nearby to extend their day by a day or two.
- The park points visitors to recommended places to eat and to take photos.
Don't miss
- The Grand HotelNew haunted house in Ibilaw, the Halloween event, where Bill welcomes guests.Inside the park, during IbilawOctober to 11 November 2026
- Arachnophobia, Innocence and Psycho CircusScare zones that return to Ibilaw.Inside the park, during IbilawOctober to 11 November 2026
- Bill: A Fairy TaleShow that returns to Ibilaw.Inside the park, during IbilawOctober to 11 November 2026
- Walibi Winter RunNight race through the park, added to Walibi Winter.Through the parkFriday 4 December, at nightfall
- Freaky Pizza FestivalPart of Ibilaw, which also includes an Ibilaw Store.Inside the park, during IbilawDuring Ibilaw, October to 11 November 2026
Facilities
- Parking Parking tickets are sold at the ticket offices at the park entrance.
- Ticket offices Ticket offices stand at the park entrance; Ibilaw has its own ticket offices inside the park.
- Places to eat The park recommends places to eat during the visit.
Shorts
History
Eddy Meeùs founded the park in 1975 as Walibi, a name built from the nearby municipalities of Wavre, Limal and Bierges. Its early attractions were linked to the Tintin comic, and the park held that license until the end of 1995. Its main attraction, Le Temple du Soleil, was made in agreement with Hergé. The park changed hands several times. It was owned by Premier Parks from 1997 to 2004 and was renamed Six Flags Belgium for a time, before returning to the Walibi name in 2005. Compagnie des Alpes has owned it since 2006. Since 2023 it also opens in winter.
- 1975Eddy Meeùs founds the park as Walibi, opening with rides themed on the Tintin comic.
- 1998A Lucky Luke area opens with the Dalton Terror drop tower, then the tallest in the world.
- 1999The Vampire opens, the first roller coaster of its type in the country.
- 2005The park returns to the Walibi name.
- 2006Compagnie des Alpes takes over the park.
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- 2023The park starts a winter season during the holidays.
- 2028The Loup-Garou reopens as a new RMC coaster.
Sources: Walibi Belgium - Wikipedia · Walibi Belgium: The amusement park for the whol… · Plan Your Visit: Opening Hours, Map & Directions · Walibi Halloween 2026 tickets & passes · Walibi Belgium - Wikipedia · Walibi Belgium - Wikipedia · Walibi Belgium - Wikipedia · Walibi Belgium: tickets (its own site) · Walibi Belgium: description (its own site) · checked 25 Oct 2026
- Website
- walibi.be/
- Phone
- +32 10 42 15 00
Questions and answers
What are the opening hours of Walibi Belgium?
Walibi Belgium is open every day, Monday to Sunday, from 10:00 to 19:00. Ibilaw adds ten extended evening opening days, the last one on 11 November.
Do I need to book a visit to Walibi Belgium?
From April to October and during Walibi Winter, a visit booking is not required unless a partner says so. During Halloween, pass holders and non-dated ticket holders must book through the website.
Is Walibi Belgium suitable for children?
The park is presented as suited to young and old, families and friends, and it is split into themed zones. Ibilaw, the Halloween event, is not recommended for people who are easily frightened.
How do I get to Walibi Belgium?
The park lies southwest of Wavre, on the N 238 road, and Bierges-Walibi railway station is nearby. Parking tickets are sold at the ticket offices at the park entrance.
Is Walibi Belgium accessible for visitors with special needs?
A free Easy Pass guide helps visitors with special needs, with up to three companions. It is collected at the ticket booth on the day of the visit.
Where should I buy tickets for Walibi Belgium?
Tickets are sold online through the park's own reservation site. Buy only from the park or its official partners, because fake tickets are circulating.
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