Walibi Holland's 2026 season has come to an end. Tickets and season passes for 2027 aren't on sale yet. Want to visit Walibi as cheaply as possible next year? With these tips you'll be ready as soon as sales open. The prices below are those from 2026.
How much did a ticket cost in 2026?
In 2026, visitors aged 12 and over paid about € 46 at the gate. Online it was about 20% cheaper. The ticket price varies by day: the earlier you book, the lower the price.
- Children up to and including 2: free
- Children aged 3 to 5: € 23 at the gate
- Children aged 6 to 11: € 36 at the gate
- Over-55s and guests with a disability: € 36
1. Book online and as early as possible
Online you pay about 20% less than at the gate. The earlier you book, the lower the price. Keep an eye on the Walibi website: as soon as sales for 2027 open, the cheapest days are the first to go.
2. A group of four? Check out the Family Deal
In 2026 the Family Deal cost € 36 per person for four people. With a group of 5 to 19 people you paid € 34.50 per person. Watch out for temporary offers: they often have a daily limit.
3. Going more often? Work out whether a season pass pays off
With a season pass you can visit as often as you like all season, including Spooky Days and two visits to Halloween Fright Nights. In 2026 there was a family pass for 4 or 5 people, and you got 10% off food, drinks and merchandise. The parking pass cost € 35.
4. Stay overnight at Walibi Village
If you stay at Walibi Village next to the park, you get one day of free admission to Walibi when the park is open. For a family, a night there can work out cheaper than separate tickets.
5. Parking and Fright Nights
A parking ticket cost € 12.50 per day in 2026. Order it together with your tickets. For Halloween Fright Nights you need a separate ticket. The recommended age is 16; for younger children there are the Spooky Days.
Visiting other parks too? Check out the ticket prices for all theme parks.
