Walibi Belgium
Our tips:
- Mecalodon and Dock World
- Kondaa and Pulsar for thrill-seekers
- Waiting times in the app
Discover the worlds of Walibi Belgium!
Walibi Belgium is a theme park for the whole family with more than forty attractions and several themed worlds. The park is in Wavre in the middle of Belgium and is a good choice for thrill-seekers and families with young children alike.
Attractions
Walibi Belgium has more than forty attractions spread across themed worlds such as Dock World, Exotic World, Adventure World, Fun World and Karma World. For a big adrenaline rush there are Kondaa, Pulsar, Vampire and Dalton Terror. Families often go for Mecalodon, the family coaster Tiki-Waka or the rapids ride Radja River. The youngest visitors will find their spot in Fun World and at Stormy in Dock World.
Food and drink
At Dalton Burger you can eat burgers and at Country Cantina ribs. In Dock World you'll find Hungry Sharky with poke bowls and burgers, including a vegan option. For snacks there are crêpes, waffles, ice cream and doughnuts at Pêche & Mignon.
Discover Walibi Belgium
Mecalodon and Dock World
Dock World is the themed area with a harbour village on the water. There you'll find the family coaster Mecalodon, which races just above the water at speeds of up to 65 kilometres per hour.
Kondaa and Pulsar for thrill-seekers
In Exotic World you'll find Kondaa, a 50-metre-high roller coaster. Fancy a free fall with a big splash? Then Pulsar is a PowerSplash with a 45-metre drop.
Waiting times in the app
In the Walibi Belgium app you can see attractions, restaurants and waiting times. Handy for planning your day between the big roller coasters.
Entertainment
Besides the attractions, you can visit the 4D cinema showing Dracula 4D, and Walibi's yellow kangaroo mascot wanders around the park. Around Halloween the park hosts the Ibilaw event, with extended opening hours into the evening. In winter there's Walibi Winter, a festive event for the whole family.
Practical information
Walibi Belgium is in Wavre, about thirty minutes from Brussels, and you can reach it via the E411, exit 6. Bierges-Walibi station is about 150 metres from the park, so coming by train is a good option too. You can buy tickets online or at the ticket office. You can stay overnight at partner hotels nearby, such as Novotel Wavre Brussels East, about 500 metres from the park. Always check the opening calendar before you set off. Also take a look at the current waiting times at Walibi Belgium.
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