Discover Loup-Garou
Our tips:
- Last chance
- Choose your spot
- Use a Speedy
Loup-Garou
Loup-Garou is the wooden roller coaster at Walibi Belgium, in the green zone that bears its name. The ride opened in 2001 and, at 1,035 metres, is one of the longest roller coasters in the park. Loup-Garou says goodbye on 3 January 2027.
The concept
Loup-garou is French for werewolf. The track winds through the woods, with wooden beams and sharp bends. The park is rebuilding the coaster for Festival World, a new zone themed around New Orleans. In 2028 it returns as a brand-new roller coaster by the American manufacturer RMC.
The Experience
After the 28-metre lift hill comes a long ride full of drops and bends. You reach around 80 km/h and get thoroughly shaken about, just as you would on a proper wooden coaster. There are no loops. The ride lasts just over two minutes.
Discover Loup-Garou
Last chance
Loup-Garou runs for the last time on 3 January 2027, at the end of Walibi Winter. After that it will be rebuilt.
Choose your spot
At the back you feel the drops most strongly. At the front you get the best view of where the track is heading.
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).
Visitor information
You must be at least 1.20 metres tall. There is no accompanied-rider policy. 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, then takes their turn. Loup-Garou has a photo point; you can pick up your ride photo at the Loup-Garou Foto Expo.
Farewell to a legend
Want to ride Loup-Garou one more time? You can until 3 January 2027, during Walibi Winter. After that, you'll have to wait for the revamped version in 2028.
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