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Cobra

Cobra is the roller coaster in Karma World, the Bollywood-style themed area. It's a so-called boomerang from the Dutch manufacturer Vekoma, and it opened in 2001. Within a few seconds you're doing 76 km/h and hanging upside down.

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The concept

Cobra's yellow track towers above the colourful buildings of Karma World. The train is pulled backwards up a slope and then released. You race through three inversions and up a second slope, after which you ride the same track backwards.

Cobra roller coaster in Walibi Belgium with a train in the loop above the buildings of Karma World
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Karma World at Walibi Belgium with a food truck and the loops of a roller coaster in the background

The Experience

The track is only 285 metres long, but you ride it twice. The highest point is 36 metres. It's mainly the changes of direction that catch many visitors by surprise: just when you think it's over, you go backwards through the loop again.

Discover Cobra

The same track twice

You ride the track forwards first and then backwards. Going backwards, you can't see what's coming.

Keep your head against the headrest

The ride is short but intense. Keep your head against the headrest for the most comfortable ride.

Use a Speedy

Want a short wait? With a Speedy you enter via a separate entrance. You can buy one from € 8 at the ticket office, in the shops or online, while stocks last (as of November 2026).

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Visitor information

You must be at least 1.30 metres tall. There is no accompanied-rider rule. With the free Baby Switch, parents don't have to queue twice: one parent rides while the other waits with the child at the exit and then gets on.

The yellow track of the Cobra roller coaster in Walibi Belgium with the loop and the cobra roll
Cobra roller coaster in Walibi Belgium with a train in the loop above the buildings of Karma World

Short and intense

Cobra is a quick ride to squeeze in between other things. Afterwards, have an Indian meal at Delhi'cious, which has a terrace by the lake.

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