Discover Vampire
Our tips:
- Stow loose items
- Combine with Loup-Garou
- Use a Speedy
Vampire
Vampire is the suspended coaster in the Loup-Garou zone. You sit in a seat beneath the track, with your feet dangling in the air. The ride opened in 1999 and was built by the Dutch manufacturer Vekoma.
The concept
Vampire is a so-called Suspended Looping Coaster: a compact track with lots of inversions. The train hangs beneath the rails and swings through the bends. The park promises "a passage at ground level", where you skim just above the ground.
The Experience
After the lift hill you plunge down and go upside down five times, including two corkscrews in quick succession. You reach around 80 km/h and the highest point is 33 metres. The track is 689 metres long. It's a short, intense ride that gives you a good shaking.
Discover Vampire
Stow loose items
Your legs hang free and you go upside down five times. Store your loose belongings in a locker at the park entrance.
Combine with Loup-Garou
Vampire and the wooden coaster Loup-Garou are in the same zone, so you can ride two classics back to back.
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 1.30 metres tall. The maximum height is 1.95 metres. 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, then swaps in.
A firm favourite
Vampire has been part of Walibi Belgium for more than 25 years. Visiting with children who are still too small? They can have fun nearby at the Grand Carrousel and Melody Road.
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