Walibi Holland
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Walibi Holland in Biddinghuizen is the theme park for thrill-seekers in the Netherlands. On these pages you can read all about the rollercoasters and other attractions, the events, the food, the Walibi Village holiday park and how to get there.
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What kind of park is it?
Walibi Holland is located in Biddinghuizen in Flevoland, on the edge of the Veluwemeer. The park is known for its rollercoasters: at 1,214 metres, Goliath is the longest in the Benelux, UNTAMED was Europe's first hybrid RMC coaster and YOY has two tracks side by side. In total there are more than thirty attractions.
Yet Walibi Holland isn't just for daredevils. There are also family attractions, water rides and a dedicated area for the very youngest: Walibi Play Land. There you might bump into mascot Walibi, the park's playful kangaroo.
How is the park laid out?
Walibi Holland is divided into nine zones, each with its own atmosphere:
- Main Street: the entrance, with shops, the La Grande Roue Ferris wheel and Xpress: Platform 13.
- Exotic: colourful and festive, with Condor and El Rio Grande.
- Speed Zone: speed and action, with Goliath, Space Shot and G-Force.
- Speed Zone - OFF ROAD: an adventurous area for families, with Eat My Dust.
- Wilderness: taken over by nature, with UNTAMED and Skydiver.
- Zero Zone: chaos and magnetic forces, with Lost Gravity and Crazy River.
- Play Ground: colourful for young and old, with Speed of Sound.
- Walibi Play Land: first rides for the very youngest.
- YOY: the zone around the newest coaster, YOY.
Opening times:
Walibi Holland isn't open all year round. The 2026 season ended on 1 November; the opening days for 2027 have not yet been announced (as of November 2026).
Prices:
The price varies by day and it's always cheaper online than at the ticket office. Children aged 2 and under go free. Also read how to pay the least.
Staying overnight:
Next to the park is the Walibi Village holiday park, with cottages for 4 and 8 people and a villa for 16. A day's park admission is included.
How the park began
The park opened in 1971 as Flevohof, an educational park about farming and livestock. Belgian owners later turned it into the Walibi Flevo theme park. The name Walibi comes from the Belgian towns of Waver, Limal and Bierges; that's why the mascot is a kangaroo.
In 2000 the park reopened as Six Flags Holland, with the slogan "Rollercoaster Capital of Europe". After another takeover the Walibi name returned: first as Walibi World, and since 2011 as Walibi Holland. The park is now owned by Compagnie des Alpes, which also owns Walibi Belgium, Bellewaerde and Parc Astérix.
Events throughout the year
Walibi Holland hosts events throughout the season. In May there's the gaming festival Walibi Play, and in summer the park stays open later during LEKKERGAAN and the Zomerse Zaterdagen. October brings the best-known event: Halloween Fright Nights, with haunted houses and scare zones. For children aged 6 to 12 there's Halloween Spooky Days.
The dates for 2027 have not yet been announced. Read more on the Shows and events page.
Buy your ticket online
Online you always get a discount compared with the ticket office. Choose a quiet day: the price varies by day.
Use the app
In the Walibi app you can see your tickets, the park map and live waiting times. Our waiting times page shows them too.
Bring your own food
You're allowed to bring your own food and drink. There are picnic spots in the park.