At 106 km/h, Goliath is the fastest roller coaster at Walibi Holland. It's followed by Untamed (92 km/h), Xpress: Platform 13 (90 km/h) and Lost Gravity (87 km/h). Walibi has ten roller coasters, because YOY consists of two tracks side by side. You'll find them all below, from fast to gentle.
All roller coasters by speed
- Goliath: 106 km/h, 47 metres high, from 140 cm
- Untamed: 92 km/h, 37 metres high, from 120 cm
- Xpress: Platform 13: 90 km/h, 26 metres high, from 120 cm
- Lost Gravity: 87 km/h, 32 metres high, from 140 cm
- YOY Thrill and YOY Chill: 80 km/h, 29 metres high, from 120 cm
- Condor: 80 km/h, 32 metres high, from 140 cm
- Speed of Sound: 76 km/h, 36 metres high, from 120 cm
- Eat My Dust: 40 km/h, from 105 cm (from 90 cm with an adult)
- Drako: 32 km/h, from 120 cm (from 90 cm with an adult)
Speeds and heights come from Walibi itself. The park doesn't give a speed for Eat My Dust and Drako; those figures come from the roller coaster database RCDB.
Goliath: 106 km/h
Goliath has been in the park since 2002 and, according to Walibi, is the longest roller coaster in the Benelux: 1,214 metres. The Intamin track has no loops, but it does have seven moments where you briefly lift out of your seat (airtime). After the first long climb of 47 metres, you hit 106 km/h. You need to be at least 140 cm tall.
Untamed: 92 km/h
Untamed opened in 2019 on the site of the wooden roller coaster Robin Hood. Rocky Mountain Construction put a steel track on the largely wooden structure: according to Walibi, the first hybrid coaster of this type in Europe. The first drop is 35.4 metres, there are 14 airtime moments and you go upside down five times. You can ride from 120 cm.
Xpress: Platform 13: 90 km/h
Xpress is a Vekoma launch coaster from 2000. You shoot off from a standstill and reach 90 km/h within a few seconds. Three inversions follow. The ride was originally called Superman The Ride. Height requirement: 120 cm.
Lost Gravity: 87 km/h
Lost Gravity by Mack Rides (2016) is short but intense: 680 metres of track, two inversions and a top speed of 87 km/h. The cars have no side walls, so you feel every bend. You need to be at least 140 cm.
YOY Thrill and YOY Chill: 80 km/h
YOY is Walibi Holland's newest roller coaster and opened on 5 April 2025. It consists of two side-by-side tracks by Rocky Mountain Construction, both 655 metres long and 29 metres high. YOY Thrill goes upside down six times, YOY Chill not at all. That way the whole family can board at the same time and still each choose your own ride. Height requirement for both: 120 cm.
Condor and Speed of Sound
Condor (1994) is a Vekoma suspended coaster: your legs dangle beneath the track. It reaches 80 km/h, goes upside down five times and is only for those 140 cm or taller.
Speed of Sound (2000) is a Boomerang: you ride the same track first forwards and then backwards. That means you go upside down six times. Top speed: 76 km/h, height requirement: 120 cm.
For younger daredevils: Eat My Dust and Drako
Eat My Dust (2023) and Drako are the park's starter coasters. Eat My Dust reaches 40 km/h, Drako 32 km/h. On both, children from 90 cm can ride if an adult sits next to them.
Check the Walibi Holland waiting times or read how to buy cheap Walibi Holland tickets. Curious how fast the Efteling goes? Read the fastest roller coasters at the Efteling.
